Moorhouse Consulting

Moorhouse supported Angel Trains in developing a comprehensive carbon emissions baseline – identifying key data gaps, standardising data processes, and creating a repeatable methodology centred on best practice.  What was the challenge? Angel Trains Limited (ATL) is the UK’s largest rolling stock company and leases out nearly 4,000 trains to operators across the UK. In 2025 they recognised that to realise their long-term net zero sustainability ambitions and comply with emerging reporting obligations, they needed to establish a complete…

Digitised Lineside Inspection (DLI) is an off-track tool that enables virtual vegetation inspections along railway lines, reducing the need for on-foot inspections. Moorhouse provided crucial business change management support across key regions in the UK, successfully increasing usage of the tool and supporting end-user understanding of DLI’s latest enhancements, which included groundbreaking integration with an AI algorithm called Hubble.  What was the challenge? For the 2025 vegetation season, the DLI project team…

For many years, women’s rights have been campaigned for with multiple studies confirming why equity and equality are so important. More recently, conversations have moved from focusing on one characteristic that people may identify with to a greater understanding of intersectionality. Acknowledging that everyone has their own unique experiences of discrimination and oppression is key, and we must consider anything that can marginalise people, such as gender, race, class, sexual…

  During their career most women face obstacles that hinder their progression which has resulted in a disproportionate number of men occupying top positions. Globally it is estimated that women make up 39% of the workforce however they only make up 16% of the traditional energy sector1. In 2023 only 29% of board seats in the UK energy sector were held by women and of these, women are in just…

Innovation may begin with exciting blue sky thinking, but there is a point when the success of a new technology or product boils down to a fundamental question – will this work in reality? Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm, acknowledged that the “enthusiasts” and “visionaries” in business often embrace innovative products far more readily than the sceptical “pragmatists” that represent the mainstream market. So how do we convince…

Despite the recent buzz, customer service automation isn’t a new concept. As early as the 1980s, interactive voice responses (IVR) were first developed, using pre-recorded voices to answer basic queries, redirect calls and guide users.[1] Today, due to technological advancements and artificial intelligence (AI), the functionalities of customer service automation have completely revolutionised interaction between businesses and their customer base. This has paved the way for modern and intuitive products…

Our client is a not-for-profit organisation supporting the effective regulation and management of the electricity industry. Following the announcement by Ofgem in 2019 that the industry would be moving to mandatory settlement every half-hour, our client was chosen to lead the delivery of the Half-Hourly Settlement Programme. The Challenge The settlement programme is a complex, market-wide transformation programme. With the Target Operating Model (TOM) for the future of the industry being…