Energy ownership in the UK is a complex and intricate system, comprising multiple private companies, public entities, and consumers. A substantial portion of our energy market is controlled by a small group of large suppliers. This blog looks at how we can give more power to the people of the UK.

Discover how Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) can make Rooftop Solar Solutions affordable for Industrial and Logistics Companies. Benefit from cost savings, reduced environmental impact, energy independence, and an additional income stream. Learn how PPAs offer upfront cost savings, long-term price stability, and maintenance and risk mitigation. Energy Oasis can guide you with tailored solutions for your unique needs.

Microgrids are small-scale power grids that can operate independently or in conjunction with an area's main electrical grid. In this blog, we discuss the balance between large-scale energy generation and microgrids, and how this impacts the UK's energy landscape and agricultural sector.

Community-owned renewable energy can democratise power, reduce emissions, enhance energy security, stimulate local economies, and lower energy bills. Take charge of your energy future and empower your community to forge an equitable path to Net Zero.

Discover how Norsk Hydro achieved significant carbon savings and improved employee working conditions through our energy-efficient LED projects. Read more on our blog!

Energy monitoring is the hardest thing to justify to a business as an essential tool, as it has a definite cost, but until it has been installed, it is unable to provide a definite ROI.

With our current economical landscape being more of a battleground than valley of rolling hills, businesses are having to secure themselves against a volatile energy market and a Solar PV system is a solid ally in that endeavor.

LED lighting isn’t exactly what first springs to mind when you’re discussing renewable energy. But it’s a significant player when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint.

When I think of an oasis, I think of a blue lagoon, isolated in a desert, with palm trees and birds. A small pocket of life in an otherwise desolate landscape.