Janet Kilpatrick

8th of May 13

Austerity is good for business at energy management and clean technology business ENER-G At a time when businesses are hanging onto the pennies and reluctant to borrow, ENER-G is providing cash strapped organisations with free energy saving technologies - paid for via tomorrow's energy savings. This is a win-win business model says Derek Duffill, Group Managing Director of ENER-G group.…

Janet Kilpatrick

1st of May 13

For buildings with high heating or cooling demand, it is difficult to match the cost effectiveness and carbon reduction benefits of combined heat and power (CHP) technology. CHP or cogeneration is a reliable and proven 'work horse' - providing the simultaneous generation of electricity and heat/cooling. It is typically 85% efficient and is around twice as efficient as conventional power…

Tracy Ewen

7th of February 13

This morning The Insolvency Service reported that the last three months of 2012 saw a 3.3% decrease in corporate insolvencies on the previous quarter, and 10.7% less than the same quarter a year ago. Regardless of what the statistics say, they fail to reveal the entire insolvency picture. This is because many SMEs find that the costs and complications associated…

Stephen Baker

30th of January 13

As the white snow miraculously disappears here in the Chilterns, local minds turn once more to the (other white) issue of the moment in the Tory heartlands: HS2. Is this the White Elephant that all the householders make out here in Wendover and the surrounding areas? This protest will now extend to further Tory seats in Cheshire, where similar action…

Sarah Hunter

20th of December 12

I Love the recent news story, and classic sun headline ‘Willie Wager’, about Richard Branson’s bet with British Airways. It reflects the personality of the two brands oh so well. On one hand we have the traditional corporate figure of Willie Walsh, with his serious pinstripe suit to go with his serious predictions for the downfall of Virgin, cue evil…