There is no doubt that electric vehicles are the future. The UK government intends to end the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030, with some hybrid models allowed. However, by 2035, all new cars and vans must be zero emission at the tailpipe. So, there’s little doubt that the future is electric and preparing for this change is going to be essential for businesses. 

Rising energy bills, increasing economic instability and new regulations are all factors making businesses a little uneasy. We are currently living through an energy crisis that will affect prices for years to come. 

 

We can’t predict the future, but the direction the energy industry is heading in is clear. The push for renewable energy is stronger than it has ever been. 

 

Governments have set deadlines for net-zero carbon emissions and many large businesses have pledged to hit net-zero well ahead of schedule. Our own government has set out goals to de-carbonise all sectors of the economy by 2050. 

Industrial buildings have unique needs depending on the industry in which they operate. It is essential that industrial spaces such as factories, warehouses and workshops are kept at a comfortable and stable temperature to protect both the product and the staff. This directly effects the operation of equipment, as well as the energy efficiency of the business.