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A growing number of businesses and organisations across a range of sectors are coming to the realisation that procurement alone is not enough to deliver on their energy goals. Properly integrated technology solutions will be required to address conflicting priorities: the cost of energy, the need for security of supply, and the need to improve

Once a month, we’ll be sharing a morning coffee break with one of the Powerstar team to find out more insight into their day-to-day role and why they enjoy working within the Energy sector. This month, we’ve caught up with our Business Development Manager, Ricky Higgins, who has been with Powerstar for nearly 8 years.

Following a lengthy period of disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing uncertainty following the UK’s departure from the EU, many British businesses are focusing on a sustained period of effective recovery. For manufacturers, maintaining productivity is a key priority. However, the UK is also facing a surge in demand for electricity, driven by

From high value and high volume manufacturing to data centres and healthcare, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is critical for many companies and organisations and this need will only grow as we move forward with Industry 4.0, smarter cities and a net zero world.   The operational effects of power disruption, such as a blackout

Every type of business has a responsibility to improve daily operations to reduce carbon emissions. The Government is also putting more pressure on certain industries to be more aware of their carbon footprint and to become more environmentally friendly. The energy industry is responding rapidly to this and is rolling out more renewable energy solutions.

Welcome to the latest round-up. We have pulled together some of the biggest developments in energy resilience into one, convenient list to help you keep up to date with the ever-moving landscape of the UK’s energy sector.  1) Energy infrastructure included in £5 million climate resilience research fund A four-year research programme will help to

The UK logistics sector has faced a period of unprecedented disruption, with the combined challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the UK’s departure from the European Union stretching supply chains to breaking point. With ongoing uncertainty continuing to present challenges for the logistics sector, the last thing your company needs is additional disruption and delays. Unfortunately,

The benefits to a business of installing EV charging, both for their fleet and commuting staff, are increasingly clear. After a hefty upfront investment, on-site charging helps to unlock lower running and repair costs for vehicles and the ability to operate an EV fleet far more efficiently. Implemented properly as part of a wider sustainability