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30 Sep 2024 By Georgia Young
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) are becoming a more attractive option for businesses as they seek to secure clean energy and meet sustainability goals. From solar energy to wind turbines, renewable PPAs could be the solution for companies seeking tailored energy contracts to power their operations. What is a renewable energy PPA? A renewable energy PPA […]
6 Sep 2024 By Megan Baker
We’ve recently welcomed our new Director of Technology, Andy Thomas, to Amber so sat down with him to chat about what it’s like being part of the Digital Enablement Team, his Amber highlights so far, and what he gets up to outside of work. What does a typical day for you look like in the […]
6 Sep 2024 By Georgia Young
There are several types of Power Purchase Agreements (PPA), each catering to different needs and scenarios. This blog introduces the various types of PPAs and what function they serve for those businesses seeking a more sustainable approach to energy procurement. What is a PPA? A PPA is typically a long-term contract between an energy producer […]
27 Aug 2024 By Briony Sommers
We’re delighted to share that four of our amazing team members, Alan Alder, Biancha Cunningham, Daniel Priest and Tom Crumpton, have been selected as finalists in the Welsh Contact Centre Awards. Their incredible work within the Customer Hub team has not gone unnoticed, and the winners of their categories will be announced in September at […]
21 Aug 2024 By Georgia Young
In today’s rapidly evolving world, navigating energy contracts can be confusing. In this blog, we outline all the basic components of a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), including what they are and why they are increasing in popularity. What is a PPA? A PPA is typically a long-term contract for the supply of renewable energy between […]
20 Aug 2024 By Alex Bannon
The purpose of non-commodity charges is to cover the additional costs associated with energy consumption. Non-commodity charges sit alongside taxes and levies that contribute to the overall operational costs of the network. Navigating the purpose and dynamics of each non-commodity charge can be difficult, so we have put together this explainer guide which runs through […]
16 Aug 2024 By Megan Baker
For our next team spotlight we’ll be catching up with our Trainee Salesforce Admin, Shaun Greenwood. Shaun has been a part of Team Amber since August 2020, when he joined as an Energy Procurement Coordinator. In this role he took on the responsibility of supporting the team in executing procurement activities and ensuring the documentation […]
7 Aug 2024 By Megan Baker
At Amber, being a B Corp is more than just a certification; it’s a reflection of our core values and our commitment to balancing people, planet and profit. We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve recertified as a B Corp with an improved score, marking a significant milestone in our ongoing journey towards positive impact. Ryan, […]
6 Aug 2024 By Georgia Young
We are delighted to announce that we have yet again renewed our long-term partnership with Glamorgan County Cricket Club. Amber first became the official partner of our local sporting facility back in 2012, and since then we have established a great synergy together. Our CEO, Nick Proctor, and Glamorgan’s new CEO, Dan Cherry, recently got […]
22 Jul 2024 By Katie Crook
A business’s green credentials are often seen as a unique selling point and a way to attract ethical customers. There is another often-overlooked benefit, attracting new skilled and talented workers. In this blog, we cover what green credentials are and explore the role they play in attracting and retaining valuable talent. What are green credentials? […]
17 Jul 2024 By Amaad Ahmed
What is SECR? Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) is a mandatory sustainability reporting framework for large organisations in the UK. It requires qualifying organisations to submit their energy consumption, associated carbon emissions and energy efficiency actions annually to Companies House. If you are not sure if your business is required to report on SECR, […]
10 Jul 2024 By Alex Bannon
The process of energy procurement involves offering the supply of electricity and/or gas to a range of suppliers to promote a competitive environment with plenty of choice. Supplier offers will vary in contract terms and auxiliary costs, so you can choose the setup that works best for you. In this blog, we will explain how […]
