Shenton Group delve into the advantages and disadvantages of both renting and purchasing a commercial generator, equipping you with the knowledge to make the most cost-effective choice for your unique business needs.
2022 has been a turbulent year for energy with prices increasing for electricity and increased consumption due to colder weather approaching. Read more for the statistics for 2022 and the forecast for 2023.
The National Grid have launched a new off-peak energy rebate scheme this month in response to the risk of blackouts this winter and the energy crisis. But how do you know if you’re eligible, and how much could you save per month on your energy bills by reducing your energy consumption during peak times?
With the predicted bad winter, we urge people to get in contact sooner rather than later to discuss power continuity plans. Shenton Group offers a complete generator rental service to commercial clients.
Over the past 24 months, Shenton Group has been heavily recruiting sales, operations, and engineering staff across the UK to meet the increasing demands in the power industry.
It was just last week that we welcomed four new engineers to the team.
Using a generator to provide a ‘peak lopping’ power supply, will enable the use of the most cost effective mains power but provide the added support to reinforce the mains power during periods of high demand.
March 2021 the UK Government announced impending changes to the way some fuel products would be taxed with effect from April 2022. Possibly the most significant of these is what’s widely known as ‘Red Diesel’. These changes will inevitably affect power generation for both suppliers and consumers so how will these effects be felt?
Over the past year and a half, Shenton Group have experienced exponential growth, and 18 new team members have joined the Shenton family.
After 30 years of managing the energy system in England, Scotland and Wales, government ministers are planning to remove the National Grid as the electricity system operator as it looks to meet its 2050 net zero emissions target.
Shenton Group has helped countless organisations to reduce their carbon emissions, become more energy-efficient and reduce their energy costs by utilising CHP. Cogeneration can reduce carbon emissions by as much as 30% compared to conventional generation via a boiler and electricity purchased directly from the National Grid.
