Have you been wondering how you can use the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to get ISO 50001 certified? Or maybe how IIoT can help to identify Significant Energy Uses throughout your Energy Portfolio? This article will answer these questions, so you can reliably improve your sustainability credentials and cut your business costs.
Whilst organisations are at terms with energy price increases through the colder months of the year, they may not be quite prepared for what’s now upon the UK.
Recent years have seen exercise taken to a new level, both in terms of our interest in the sector and its advancing technology. A solitary cycle in the gym is no longer enough; we now want a fiery cycling class complete with strobe lighting and blaring music.
We love anything relating to energy. We love it even more when it’s technical. And we love it, even more, when it’s being used for the greater good: to reduce the effects of climate change.
From barely an after-thought to a now-significant contributor to overall business plans, the subject of sustainability has never been hotter in the manufacturing sector.
Creating an energy baseline is a game-changer when it comes to the analysis of changes to your assets, systems or sites. With an energy baseline, you’ll be able to monitor the effectiveness of a change by comparing the data before and after the change is made. This article is all about how to get an energy baseline set up.
Energy Baselines are another great tool for tracking energy performance. They define reference periods before and after energy efficiency projects have been implemented.
So much has changed in the global energy market since we held the Energy Innovation Summit in April 2019…
Insight into consumption levels is the key to becoming more energy efficient, but gaining this information involves in-depth analytics which is a lengthy process that Energy Managers and Asset Owners don’t typically have the time to fulfil, meanwhile all of this valuable information is being lost…
Effective energy management is the stringent control of energy consumption.
The UK is starting to ease some of the lockdown measures but there are still a substantial amount of buildings that are currently vacant…
Chief Executive Officer Jordan Appleson is again joined by Bruntwood’s Energy Manager Bev Taylor. This time they discuss our energy infrastructure and how the whole
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