CEO & Founder - The National Energy Hub

Winners and Losers of Zonal PricingWhy It Could Cost UK Taxpayers £135 BillionBy Bradley, CEO & Founder, The National Energy Hub Zonal pricing. It sounds like the kind of clever system we should have in a modern, digitised energy market - where electricity prices vary by region based on how…

Market Wide Half Hourly Settlement: What It Means

13th August 2024InsightEnergy Management, Energy News, Renewable Energy, Smart Metering

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UK's Market-Wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Reform: What It MeansThe Market Wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) reform is a significant step towards creating a smarter and more flexible energy system. This reform, driven by Ofgem and supported by Elexon, aims to utilize data from smart meters to settle electricity usage every…

Achieving Net Zero

19th June 2023InsightEnergy Management, Renewable Energy

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Achieving Net Zero: A Sustainable Future for Your BusinessIn today's rapidly evolving business landscape, sustainability is no longer a buzzword but a necessity. One term that has gained significant traction in recent years is 'Net Zero'. But what does it mean, and why is it essential for businesses? Net Zero…

AMR vs Smart Metering

2nd December 2020InsightBill Validation, Energy Management, Smart Metering

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AMR vs SMART MeteringIn a world where energy is becoming more accessible than ever before, we provide you with the insight, myth busters and highlighting how your business can become more energy efficient with AMR and Smart Metering.Smart Meters With businesses temporarily closing for the national lockdown it is becoming…

Overcharging on energy invoices

18th November 2020InsightBill Validation, Energy Management, Energy News

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Overcharging on energy billsFrom 2012 to 2017, Big Six energy suppliers amassed a huge £7.3 billion from regular overcharging of customers, according to Ofgem. In 2015 this equated to £234 per customer per year. From 2017, we have seen a large increase in Suppliers being penalised for overcharging energy consumers,…

COVID-19: Paying your energy bills in a time of uncertainty

27th April 2020InsightBill Validation, Electricity Procurement, Energy Management, Energy News

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COVID-19: Paying energy bills in a time of uncertainty We want to reach out to business owners, energy managers, directors or finance teams to ensure you have the right support and advice in dealing with energy issues and paying energy bills during these uncertain times. We know you may be…

DCP161 – Excess KVA Capacity charges

11th December 2017InsightElectricity Procurement, Energy News, Private Sector, Public Sector

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DCP161:A new legislation that is being introduced, Ofgem's DCP161 will bring a penalty for energy consumers that exceed their capacity on half hourly (HH) meters.The purpose of this legislation Implementing from 1st April 2018, it could cost energy consumers as much as 90% more on their bill or 3 times…

The Future of Public Sector Energy Buying?

27th September 2017InsightElectricity Procurement, Public Sector

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OverviewThe National Energy Hub are in the process of establishing OJEU (Official Journal of the European Union) compliant energy frameworks dedicated to public and third sector organisations. The National Energy Hub has seen recent cases where organisations are analysing the different options available to them when it comes to fully…