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Electric vehicles are becoming ever more popular on Britain’s roads. Since the Government have set out their plans for a greener Britain, demand for such products has risen. Their initiatives have sought to increase the sales for electric vehicles, and they’ve declared that the sale of all new petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned by 2040. As such, the market for EV’s has become fiercely competitive.

The Energy Efficiency Awards are hosted in recognition of substantial contribution to the energy industry. Those recognised are companies whose business ethos is to provide sustainable energy that protects our environment.

otal world energy consumption is expected to rise 28% by 2040. Add in rising fuel costs, and the future of traditional energy supply looks very expensive. Additionally, prices for grid electricity are unpredictable and can vary widely from month to month—making forecasting operating expenses difficult. By installing a Solar solution, you can generate electricity at a price substantially lower than from your local energy provider.

Lighting accounts for 20% of all the energy consumption in the UK, which means it also accounts for a significant chunk of energy bills.

We’ve got some great news here at Utility Trade Group, as we’re pleased to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for 3 categories in the Regional Energy Efficiency Awards. The awards will be held on 15th March, at the Radisson Blu Hotel, East Midlands Airport.

Did you know we do more than procure you the best prices available to reduce your bills? At Utility Trade Group, our account managers remember at all times that we are working for you and not the utility suppliers.

The energy industry saw two significant price rises in 2018 alone, so we’ve compiled five must-see ways to reduce your energy costs.

You may have noticed a slight change in the name that you’re used to. You’ve known us as Utility Trade for the last 9 years or so – but we’ve grown and we’re now Utility Trade Group.

After the UK voted to leave the EU in June 2016, much uncertainty remains as to the type of deal (or no-deal) that the UK government will secure when Britain finally leaves the EU on 29th March 2019. And this uncertainty is certainly inclusive of the energy market as, according to power firms, Brexit could drive up the cost of your energy bills.

Utility Trade Group offer an array of energy efficiency solutions, and combined with our procurement expertise, ensure that we offer a full turnkey approach to energy efficiency.

As a leading energy efficiency consultant, here at Utility Trade Group, we strive to do all we can in the battle against the climate emergency. The supply and implementation of renewable energy resources, accompanied with a strong will and desire to face the issue at hand are our core fundamentals in this battle – but Government regulation is also at the forefront of change too.

UT Power recently had their stage 2 audit with the British Assessment Bureau and have been successful in getting through the audit with zero non-conformance. We are now waiting on the final sign off before we are issued our certificates.