  In light of the conspicuous absence of SUSY in the energy range explored by
the LHC during run I, non-supersymmetric BSM scenarios are becoming more and
more attractive. One key ingredient in exploring such BSM physics are the
renormalization group equations (RGEs) that are essential for extrapolating the
theory to higher energy scales. Although the two-loop RGEs for a general
quantum field theory have been known for some time, it is only recently that
their automation has become available in the form of a Python program called
PyR@TE. In this talk, I will present the features of PyR@TE as well as the
latest developments of the code. In particular, the new ability to deal with
sets of fields that have multiple ways of being contracted into a gauge
singlet.
