Chamber News

Businesses in and around Inverness are being encouraged to expand their sales through exporting at a trade event being held in the city next week. On Thursday (10th November) companies from across a variety of sectors will meet at Highlands and Islands Enterprise to hear from experts about the opportunities for them to export to […]

With energy bills in the news, businesses of all sizes are keeping a close eye on how much they’re using day to day. We know that small business owners are working flat out to keep their business running and might not think they have the time – or brain space – to start thinking about

Leading law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM) is urging individuals to sign up to attend its highly-anticipated renewables conference in Glasgow on Thursday 10 November as the event continues to prove extremely popular with those working in the sector.    The firm recently announced the line-up of speakers for the event which includes Karen

Why the opportunity exists Inverness Chamber of Commerce is the region’s leading business organisation with a growing and active membership.  This is an exciting time for Inverness Chamber of Commerce as we continue to grow our service offering and project delivery for the benefit of our membership and to help in the development of the

BayWa r.e. UK is a leading and reputable renewable energy project developer and service provider with offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Milton Keynes and Cork. Commenting on the new partnership, Inverness Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Stewart Nicol said: “’I’m absolutely delighted that BayWa r.e. have joined Inverness Chamber of Commerce as an Executive Partner and

Friday 21 October 12:30-13:30 GMT What’s it all about? With the transition to alternative fuels picking up pace, we bring together a fascinating panel of speakers to discuss and debate the current landscape, the opportunities for us all to embrace and look at what’s next for both fleets and drivers as we head towards 2030.

Offshore wind industry vessel owner Zero-C Offshore has become the latest member of Opportunity Cromarty Firth (OCF), the consortium behind the bid for a Green Freeport centered on Inverness and the Cromarty Firth.  The Aberdeen-based company is in the process of building a fleet of next generation British-flagged and owned ultra-low emissions heavy lift vessels

Business grey fleets are likely to be experiencing something of a lag when it comes to EV transitioning, thanks in part to the levels of driver hesitancy we are seeing emerge. The phenomenon known as grey fleet refers to fleets comprising employee-owned vehicles, rather than company cars. The pandemic has seen grey fleets surge in