Electrical site surveys are instrumental to a successful energy management project. By understanding the assets, network infrastructure and requirements of a facility, we can accurately plan and roadmap a high-impact energy analytics and industrial IoT project.
Last week, we took a trip to the London ExCel Centre for EMEX, the net zero and energy management expo. The event this year stood out in a way that previous years couldn’t have; the pressure of the energy crisis added a resounding feeling to the event which spurred some important conversations. I wanted to write something to reflect on some of the excellent questions, demos and chats that took place on the Hark wind turbine stand (as seen in the video below).
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As of 2022, there hasn’t been a more vital time to have a deeper understanding of your energy consumption; whether that’s across a varied estate of sites, in a factory, depot, or store. The fact is that energy costs are exponentially going up, without any indication of whether they’ll come back down. The time for action is now.
Hark sat down with Reika Igarashi, a postdoctoral research fellow in Marketing at Leeds University Business School and Sustainability Champion for the Marketing Department.
Reika Igarashi will be joining us for The Collaborative Sustainability Agenda. We spoke to Reika about how sustainable practices are being implemented in academia and how companies are tackling sustainability.
Hark sat down with Allied Glass’ John Naughton to talk about the circular economy, sustainable manufacturing challenges and how Allied Glass are overcoming them.
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Now that 2021 feels like a distant dream; COP26, the UK energy crisis, the COVID pandemic all echoing around us – all of which being huge catalysts for smart tech integration, the question seems to beckon: are the promises of the last year being brought to fruition?
The power infrastructure in the UK is in a major transitional phase and with the PM stating that all of the UK’s electricity is going to come from clean energy sources by 2035; as COP26 progresses we expect more news on the clean power era to come.
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.
A few weeks ago, when the world opened up again – albeit only slightly – I trotted off to a campsite in North Yorkshire for some much-needed R&R and a little detachment from the grid. I was expecting the fully off-grid experience, but was pleasantly surprised to find a solar powered bathroom on the campsite. It seemed that the estate of the campsite was powered by its own microgrid, which got me thinking about off-grid and microgrid living…
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