Since our formation in 1985, we have successfully provided bespoke solutions to our clients needs in the field of Utility Management enabling our clients to enjoy competitive purchasing and become more efficient users of their energy with lower carbon emissions.

Since its inception, the move to a low carbon economy has gathered pace and several thousand businesses across the UK have benefited from the free advice and auditing services that are available.

The Utility Forum have been accredited auditors with the Carbon Trust for several years and during that time have identified over 35,000 tonnes of CO2 savings with financial benefits well in excess of �5,000,000..

To qualify for a free energy survey the only requirement is that your business must have a combined annual utility spend in excess of �50,000 per year. .

From completing the application form to conducting a full site survey the Utility Forum can assist in all areas to help your business reduce energy usage, reduce cost, and reduce your environmental impacts..

In partnership with Carbon Trust - the Utility Forum can:

Identify waste energy streams through full site surveys
Identify and monitor your energy usages for electricity, gas, gas oil, and LPG
Recommend how to eliminate waste energy streams through practical and workable solutions
Guide and assist in the implementation of chosen recommendations
Advise on the latest in energy efficient technologies
Assess your full Carbon Footprint including road and air travel
Provide staff awareness courses and training days
Apply for interest free loans for new equipment

For a free consultation regarding the free services that can be offered through the Carbon Trust please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Utility Forum team.

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Energy Prices

Wholesale electricity markets have risen to record levels with forward day prices reaching �95/MWh more >

UK energy suppliers "resemble OPEC cartel"

Energywatch call for UK energy suppliers to be investigated by the Competition Commission more >

Ofgem fines National Grid �41M

At the end of February the energy regulator Ofgem fined National Grid �41.6M for breaches of competition law. more >

Nuclear Clean up cost estimates soar

The cost of cleaning up the UK's ageing nuclear facilities, including some described as "dangerous", looks set to rise above �73bn more >

Power cuts send wholesale electricity prices soaring

Half a million people were hit by unscheduled power cuts on Tuesday after seven power stations unexpectedly stopped working within hours of each other. more >

Scottish Businesses benefit from water competition

All UK households and businesses should be able to choose their water and sewerage supplier in the same way they have the option of choosing their gas, electricity or telephone provider, the water industry's watchdog has said. more >

Tesco Launches �Carbon Label� trials

Tesco have launched their new labelling scheme in partnership with the Carbon Trust. more >

ABLE Book published

June 2008 sees the launch of the new and improved monthly newsletter from Utility Forum more >