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Clean Energy Careers: Inspiring the Next Generation at Dinnington High School

Plug me in's Marketing Manager visited Dinnington High School to talk careers in clean energy and renewables — here's what happened when 170 students discovered a sector full of opportunity.

The Energy Price Cap Is Rising by 13% in July 2026

In May 2026, Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap will rise by 13% from 1 July 2026, with electricity unit rates averaging 26.11p per kWh and gas costs rising by 24%. A further review is due in October 2026.

The Commercial Solar Surge: Why More Businesses Are Investing in Solar Now

This blog looks at the data behind the surge in solar commercial installations, and the key factors driving more UK businesses to invest in solar – giving you the context and confidence you need if you’re weighing up commercial solar for your business.

How the Middle East Conflict is Driving UK Energy Prices - And What it Means for Businesses

In this blog, we explore how global conflict drives UK energy prices, revisit the lessons from the 2022 energy crisis, and assess what this means for businesses today. We also highlight the practical steps companies can take to reduce exposure and build long-term cost certainty.

Rising TNUoS charges: What UK businesses need to know about electricity network costs

In this blog we take a look at what TNUoS charges are, why they’re increasing, who this will impact and what action businesses across the UK can take.

2025: The Year Solar Went Mainstream by Mark Bramhall

With rooftop installs and solar generation hitting record highs across the UK, I'm taking a look at some of last year’s highlights from our industry and share my thoughts on what’s lined up for 2026.

Powering Profits: How Solar Transforms Warehouses into High-Value, Future-Ready Assets

In this blog we explore how warehouse landlords that invest in solar can create an asset that stands out in a crowded market, expect an increase in property value and strengthened tenant relations.

Keeping Warehouses Powered Through the Peaks: How Solar and Storage Safeguard Operations Against Grid Instability

In this blog, we explore what’s driving grid instability, why it’s becoming a growing risk for warehouse operations, and how on-site solar and battery storage provide a powerful solution.

Meeting Customer Demands for Green Supply Chains: Solar as a Competitive Advantage in Manufacturing

In this blog we explore how installing solar is one of the fastest, most visible ways to cut emissions, lower costs and turn sustainability into a genuine competitive edge.

From Production Lines to Profit Lines: How Solar Powers Smarter Manufacturing

In this blog, we explore how rising energy costs are reshaping UK manufacturing, why energy has become a strategic issue for productivity and competitiveness - and how solar is helping UK manufacturers turn one of their biggest overheads into a long-term advantage.

From Roof to Revenue: How Warehouses Can Cut Costs and Cash In on Solar

Warehousing is energy-hungry. Refrigeration, lighting, automation and round-the-clock operations all drive bills sky-high. Add in volatile grid prices and pressure to hit net zero, and it’s no wonder operators are searching for smart ways to cut costs and stay competitive. In this blog we expore how warehouse operators can cut costs by cashing in on solar.

Sun-Powered Supply Chains: Boost Your ESG Score with Solar

Refrigeration. Lighting. Automation. Round-the-clock operations. There’s no doubt that warehouses and logistics hubs eat electricity. This has a massive impact on their carbon footprint and bottom line. In this blog we explore how solar is a simple solution that tackles both.