Together we will always do what’s right
We have a shared responsibility to be honest, transparent and ethical in all our activities.
As a team, we are firmly committed to demonstrating how compliance is embedded in our culture.
Zero Harm to our people and business
Our goal is to protect our colleagues, our customers and Certas Energy from the consequences of non-compliance incidents while simultaneously ensuring that Certas Energy continues to be a great place to work.
Compliance Vision Zero launched to support Zero Harm to our people and our business
Compliance Week launched with live events in Warrington and Larbert
Virtual sessions accessible across all departments and organisational levels
Introduction to ‘Talking Smarter’ launched to explore what compliance means
Good Catch Awards introduced to help build on our robust compliance culture
ROBUST OPERATIONAL PROCESSES
Governance architecture
The three principal vehicles for ensuring our good governance are:
- The Certas Energy Board – manages ESG matters and oversees company’s strategy, execution, and risk management.
- The Environmental Sustainability Committee – support and develop the company’s position and response to climate change and the transition to a low-carbon economy.
- The Risk and Compliance Committee – keep the company up-to-date on changes in law, regulatory focus and ethical practice.
A SMARTER FOCUS ON COMPLIANCE
Compliance Vision Zero culture
Compliance Vision Zero is about fostering a culture where individuals feel empowered and supported to speak up on compliance issues and have their voice heard.
- Regular staff training on key compliance topics
- Good Catch Awards – rewards colleagues who show a strong understanding of compliance risks, and promotes a culture of compliance awareness in the workplace
- Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy – risk identification and management
- Monthly Legal and Compliance Connect meetings across the business
- Compliance Hub – an online resource hub for all up-to-date business compliance resources
ACHIEVING OUR GOALS
How we measure our progress
Our Objectives
- Protect human rights
- Prevent bribery and corruption
- Sell safe products
Our Progress
- No breaches of human rights identified within Certas Energy’s operations or supply chains
- Modern Slavery Act Statement published containing more detail on our activities in this area
- Supply Chain Integrity Policy followed for all new supplier onboarding
- No incidents of bribery & corruption identified
- Annual training programme rolled out to all staff & completion rates monitored monthly
- No material product safety failures
- Safety data sheet updates completed
Latest News
Commercial Blogs
The hidden half of your electricity bill: A guide for fuel-intensive businesses trying to manage the electric bill
The UK’s energy system is being rebuilt. Grid reinforcement, renewable integration and accelerating electrification are reshaping what a business can expect to see in their electric bill. An increasing share of electricity cost is now driven by regulated, infrastructure-linked charges that are rising steadily as the system modernises. For fuel-intensive organisations, this shift matters more than it may first […]
– Certas Energy
Commercial Blogs
The hidden half of your electricity bill: What should a fuel-intensive business know about their electricity bill?
The UK’s energy system is being rebuilt. Grid reinforcement, renewable integration and accelerating electrification are reshaping what sits behind the charges a business can expect to see in their electricity bill. An increasing share of electricity cost is now driven by regulated, infrastructure-linked charges that are rising steadily as the system modernises. For fuel-intensive organisations, this shift matters more […]
– Certas Energy
Commercial Blogs
The hidden half of your electricity bill: A guide for a fuel-intensive business looking to reduce its electricity costs
The UK’s energy system is being rebuilt. Grid reinforcement, renewable integration and accelerating electrification are reshaping what sits behind the electricity bill. An increasing share of electricity cost is now driven by regulated, infrastructure-linked charges that are rising steadily as the system modernises. For fuel-intensive organisations, this shift matters more than it may first appear. […]
– Certas Energy
