EcoSync is a cleantech scale-up business founded by Oxford University engineers in 2018 to stop empty rooms being heated. It uses an innovative radiator valve technology linked to software to adjust heating in individual rooms and turn it down significantly

Flo’s has started a fundraiser to install solar panels, supported by our GreenFund. Flo’s is a community owned and run project, working to provide better local opportunities, to reduce inequalities, and support the environment. They are looking to

The Energy Systems Accelerator (aka Mini-TESA) is a collaborative, world-leading hub and co-working space, championing green innovation in the energy sector.  The official launch of this 100-person building took place on 26 May 2022 which currently

EcoSync is now working with over 10 Colleges of the University of Oxford to reduce energy consumption through innovative technology. Thanks to a £13,000 grant from the OxFutures GreenFund they have been able to progress to the next phase of their technology

We’re delighted to report that OxFutures has met its target to support almost 200 SMEs with fully funded energy assessments a full year ahead of schedule. This is great news for our programme specially designed to support energy efficiency in businesses.

Wholesale natural gas prices have quadrupled in the past year, and look set to rise even further this year. Here are some effective ways to build resilience through energy efficiency. Whether you are helping run a large business or an SME, or you are running

A recently published report has found that nearly two-thirds of firms see the climate emergency and the reputational impact of not taking action are key drivers for energy efficiency projects. ESG is a new term that business leaders may not have heard yet,

University of Sussex Business School calls for more efficient datacentres to limit the unsustainable and unchecked growth in internet and online services which represents a very real threat to energy security. “The internet and its digital practices now

Stronger policies and raised climate goals leading into COP26 are driving renewables to new records, says new report. “This year’s record renewable electricity additions of 290 gigawatts are yet another sign that a new global energy economy is emerging.

New findings from the BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker suggests up to 87% of the UK public now support an increase in renewable energy generation, and have a greater awareness of the concept of Net Zero. “This new poll underlines the fact that people want to