Welcome to the Autumn 2023 issue of Buying and Using Utilities.
Published four times a year, B+UU magazine is delivered direct to the country’s most influential corporate energy and water buyers.
The theme of this issue is will reducing demand help increase green supply?
With articles on the role of energy flexibility in the aggregates sector; steering the future of the water industry; strategies for achieving Net Zero; sustainable water management initiatives; and an in-depth preview of our Autumn Conference and Exhibition.
Robin Hale explains the four in-depth sessions, leading exhibitors and
networking opportunities that await members and guests in Coventry
on 5 October
Eddie Proffitt tackles the future of heating for both domestic and
industrial/commercial
Geoff Davies outlines major changes for oil and gas, alongside key
issues for new nuclear
David Kipling discusses the clear progression that has been driving
sustainability innovation and lateral thinking
Helen Murphy highlights the importance of regular site checks to save
water, reduce energy costs and cut carbon
Barry Hurst explains how energy flexibility can offset rising costs for
the aggregates sector
Rob Brown offers practical advice to help speed up the transition to
decarbonisation for your business
Michelle Stephens explains why independent generators are crucial to achieving Net Zero
Directory Listing of suppliers and services
Upcoming Events
Autumn Conference and Exhibition
Thu 5 October (09.00 – 17.00)
The MTC, Ansty Business Park, Coventry
Join us at our Autumn Conference and Exhibition at the MTC, Ansty Park, Coventry and experience the ‘power’ of the MEUC.
Northern Ireland Update Webinar
Wednesday 15 November (14.00-15.30)
Join our Northern Ireland Group online as we come together to discuss regulation, infrastructure, markets and other pressing energy issues affecting businesses.
Partner Webinar: ENGIE Impact
Tues 21 November (14.00 – 15.30)
MEUC and ENGIE Impact present:
Beyond Strategy: Implementing High-Impact, Low-Cost Green Energy Solutions.