In a climate of market instability and changing regulations, managing energy risk is more important than ever.
Brook Green Supply welcomes the Government’s Industrial Strategy, and its renewed focus on supporting businesses with their energy costs.
We’re closing in fast on a full year of Labour government, and DESNZ is continuing to escalate its plan to deliver ambitious reforms to our energy system. Delve into our latest Energy Policy & Regulation Report for in-depth analysis on the latest developments shaping the energy landscape.
Watch back to hear a rundown from our experts on Trump's recently introduced tariffs, non-commodity charges, zonal pricing and MHHS programme.
Brook Green Supply's PPA Originator, Dom Griffiths, recently participated in an 'Exploring the PPA Market' panel at The Distributed Energy Show, the UK’s leading event for flexible, sustainable and decentralised energy systems.
We're incredibly proud to announce that we've been shortlisted in two categories at the Energy Awards 2025.
Brook Green Supply is delighted to announce a strategic partnership with Granular Energy, forged in pursuit of enhanced traceability of energy supply for its customers.
The current government has now been in power for close to eight months, and we are starting to learn more from DESNZ on their plans to achieve Clean Power 2030, among many other developments in the energy policy and regulation space.
Since our last report in June, the political landscape has shifted with the election of a new government. This has sparked numerous changes in the energy policy arena.
Brook Green Supply is delighted to announce its new partnership with The Women's Utilities Network (WUN), furthering its commitment to championing diversity within the utilities sector.
CFP Energy and Brook Green Supply, both part of the CFP Energy Group, are proud to announce their success in retaining their respective EcoVadis Bronze and Silver awards. EcoVadis is the world's largest and most trusted independent provider of business sustainability ratings.
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A range of non-commodity charges will be added to the energy bills of organisations in the UK from April 2024-25 while new initiatives are being launched to maintain the competitive edge of British businesses by the government.
The UK government have introduced the Industry Supercharger which aims to make the UK’s largest industrial businesses competitive with the rest of Europe and the World. The Department of Business & Trade and the Department of Energy Security & Net Zero have jointly proposed solutions to improve international competitiveness.
The UK government have introduced the Industry Supercharger which aims to make the UK's largest industrial usinesses, competitive with the rest of Europe and the World. The Department of Business & Trade and the Department of Energy Security & Net Zero have jointly proposed solutions to improve international competitiveness.