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Energy Performance Indicators are a metric for tracking energy efficiency. They help to normalise energy consumption by any measurable, influencing factor. They are a commonly used
Okay so firstly, some exciting news, we’ve just launched a carbon footprint calculator on our site! If you haven’t seen
One of the biggest economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic is the exceptionally high increase in unemployment, which due to a combination of business closures and cutbacks, is set to rise to 2.6 million by mid-2021. Sadly, the vulnerability of those with less available income can often result in crime spikes, and subsequently have a direct impact on theft levels within stores. There has been a 66.7% increase in shrinkage-related theft which correlates with the rise of unemployment in the UK. With this mind, retailers will have to adapt and protect against this spike in theft.
Is there anything worse than a boiler or aircon breaking down last minute leading to that emergency maintenance call out. Insurance companies require boilers to be serviced annually in order to keep warranty, but they must be monitored daily. This is because commercial boilers are especially prone to wear and tear and thereby failure.
Every day we’re moving closer to the 2050 carbon-neutral goal, pushing both energy efficiency and conservation to the top of the agenda. Businesses must constantly strive to improve processes and operations to become more efficient and reduce energy waste and this must be implemented across the entire operation.
Following on from part one of the Energy Innovation Summit, we have further insights from Jon Bumstead, Founder & Chairman Neutral Supply Chain and Ricky Higgins, Business Development Manager at Powerstar.
So much has changed in the global energy market since we held the Energy Innovation Summit in April 2019. Covid-19 has drastically impacted the energy sector across the globe and it will lead to a range of long-term polices changes.
If Covid-19 has taught us anything, it would be the appreciation of ‘the knowing’, to enable us to plan responses and solutions which now seems like a distant memory. The pandemic has caused massive disruptions and companies have had to react quickly but as a consequence, some climate policies and implementing sustainable changes has fallen on the back burner.
Insight into consumption levels is the key to becoming more energy efficient, but gaining this information involves in-depth analytics which
Effective energy management is the stringent control of energy consumption. The average UK office spends £10,423 per year on energy and 29.15% of that is used
We’re back with Bev from Bruntwood, and we’re going to continue talking about energy management and sustainability along with various
Energy monitoring is the process of tracking, recording and visualising energy consumption, which can be across an entire facility or right down to an asset. The information