As energy prices increase and recession risk grows, smart businesses and councils are renewing their energy plans to take control and reduce costs. Energy costs are higher, the fuel crisis in the Middle East is ongoing, and the prospect of a recession in the next twelve months is real. For businesses and councils still mostly … Continue reading Is now the time to break your dependence on fossil fuels? →

Recent increases in fuel prices have brought renewed attention to the cost of operating vehicle fleets. For many organisations, particularly councils and asset-intensive businesses, fuel is a core operational input, and higher prices cannot be sustained for long before budgetary impacts are felt. While price spikes are often (rightly) treated as temporary disruptions, there is … Continue reading Fleet transition trigger? The impact of fuel prices on the case for low-emission vehicles →

This is what climate risk looks like in real time The Strait of Hormuz is blocked, and the world is feeling it. The war in Iran has cut off a chokepoint carrying roughly 20% of global oil supply, and the impacts are already tracking bigger than the 1970s oil crises. Prices have pushed past $100 … Continue reading Fossil fuel dependency and business risk: a real-world stress test →