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We encourage all our employees to volunteer to help in their local community and allow them to take a days paid leave to do so. Recently Rebecca Jewell in our Finance team has helped out at the Lewy Body Society a local charity based in Wigan and promotes support and research for Lewy Body Dementia, a little known but common type of dementia. The “Scarf for Lewy” event is in it’s third year and promotes the symbolism of the wrap around support the Society provides to the sufferers of Lewy Body Disease and their carers. The day saw supporters, ambassadors, researchers, local councillors and carers come together to promote the disease in addition to groups who are there to support dementia in general (Dancing for Dementia being one of them). The scarves will be seperated and some sold to raise funds for the charity, others made into blankets for The Brick Charity (also based in Wigan).  https://www.lewybody.org/

We are pleased to announce that Sustainable Energy First is supporting #AoCConf2024 as a sustainability sponsor. Learn more about our sponsors here: https://lnkd.in/e6k2_FgN

Last Friday we continued our efforts in bringing together a community of businesses to help achieve net zero and enhance sustainable business practices with our #SustainablySpeaking Event! We had a fantastic attendance, shared tons of helpful information, provided valuable details in how, when and why to report your company's Scope Emissions and met some brilliant people and businesses. Thank you to everyone that attended the event, and we look forward to seeing you all again soon.

Getting in some last minute prep for tomorrows Sustainable Energy First North West #SustainablySpeaking event.. such great speakers and panellists involved it is sure to be amazing! Last chance today to get booked on so drop me a message. This event is in collaboration with North and Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce North West Aerospace Alliance and Blackpool and The Fylde College We also have a some exciting updates on sustainability projects from Dr Andy Pickard at Blackpool Council Michael Abbott Esther Griffin Philip Richards Sophie Addison Kerry Whittle Lisa Breeze Mark Whittle Lee Johnson Jacqui Cumming Paul Bell Mary Speakman Nicky Speakman Richard Lander Ellie Newton Nick Gauntlett Anthony Mayall Claire Adongo Content Coms | B Corp Certified™️

We are really pleased to announce our Guest Speakers and Panellists for our #SustainablySpeaking Event on Friday 4th October at the Lancashire Energy HQ. Our panel features the following experts: ⚡Michael Abbott - CEO, Sustainable Energy First ⚡Dr Andy Pickard - Net Zero Innovation Delivery Officer, Blackpool Council ⚡Esther Griffin - Account Manager, Content Coms | B Corp Certified™️ ⚡Philip Richards - Head of ESG, Sustainable Energy First ⚡Jane Cole FCILT - Managing Director, Blackpool Transport Services Limited ⚡Sophie Addison - Marketing & CSR Director, Addison Project ⚡Lisa Breeze - Director of Estates, Blackpool and The Fylde College ⚡Kerry Whittle - Head of Capital Projects & Maintenance, Blackpool and The Fylde College With such a brilliant line up of knowledge and experience, this event is set to be incredibly valuable to all attendees. For more information on the event please click here: https://lnkd.in/dhwBtjaE

Inenco Group are hiring for a Business Development Executive. In this exciting role, you’ll be at the forefront of driving new business by setting high-quality appointments and opening doors to opportunities with corporate energy users. With generous OTE, plenty of room for growth and development, and the flexibility of hybrid working, this is your chance to shape your future at a pivotal moment for Inenco. Ready to make an impact? This is your opportunity to thrive! www.inenco.com/careers

The government has announced that the recent renewable energy auction has secured a record-breaking 131 clean energy projects that are expected to generate enough power for 11 million homes. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/dBbe_gbC #renewableenergy #cleanenergy

We're looking forward to sponsoring this year’s Net Zero Conference with Ceramics UK. We'll be taking part in the ‘Bridging the Technology Gap’ discussion panel, exploring how organisations can decarbonise to reduce costs and meet net-zero targets. This conference will be a fantastic opportunity to network with fellow attendees and learn about the latest innovations in sustainable ceramics. 📅 Tuesday 17 September ⏰ 09:00-16:00 📍 The Catalyst Building, Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DF Register for your ticket here: https://lnkd.in/ebmrKZic

We're delighted to have Sustainable Energy First joining in our social media 'takeover' on 10th September! They're a Certified B Corp, and will be using their social media reach to help us raise awareness of the human and organisational impacts that cancer is responsible for in the workplace. Thanks for getting involved, we really appreciate your support 🙏 📣 Are you a Certified B Corp too? Find out more about our campaign and get involved here https://lnkd.in/e_97wBfH

This week's energy market update: Gas and power contracts have edged higher this week. Supply risk premium remained in the market ahead of heavier Norwegian maintenance from August 30th. This came despite comfortable wider fundamentals, with steady LNG arrivals and high storage levels. Bullish support initially came from geopolitical events. Over the weekend there were renewed attacks on Ukrainian gas storage, whilst an extension to the Ichthys LNG outage in Australia increased competition for LNG amongst Asian buyers to meet higher cooling demand. Despite this, upside was limited as seasonal contracts found some technical resistance and as the week progressed, the market remained rangebound. Meanwhile, movement in the Brent crude oil market has been turbulent this week although the front-month contract does appear set to end the week higher overall. The market has found support from the unfolding issues in Libya as factions of the country’s government fight over the control of oil revenues. This has resulted in a significant drop in Libyan output as several oilfields have closed. There are suggestions that c.1 million barrels per day are currently being lost. The development has only added to existing concerns over oil disruptions in the Middle East. Oil prices do, however, also remain influenced by concerns over demand in China and the current strength of the global economy. Elsewhere, the Dec ’24 European carbon market is flat week-on-week with movement in prices closely correlated with the Dutch TTF gas market.