BESA and ESTA establish joint energy efficiency group
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has established a joint Special Interest Group with the Energy Services and Technology Association (ESTA) to promote energy efficiency in buildings to government and industry.
The Energy Efficiency in Buildings Group will include members from both associations. Its focus will be to promote the economic benefits of energy demand reduction, energy efficiency and management to all demand-side users and professionals.
Jason Hemingway, BESA Membership Director, says: “Our goal in working with ESTA is to raise the energy consciousness of building owners and managers. Harnessing smart technology in the built environment will be vital for achieving the UK’s net zero carbon target by 2050. It will also help to ensure that our sector can emerge stronger from 2020 and build for the future.”
ESTA is the UK’s leading energy management industry association and has been active for over 30 years in energy management. ESTA has also established a number of standards and training courses for its sector.
Both BESA and ESTA are well known for promoting members’ interests in the UK, Europe and internationally. The joint Group will help to raise awareness of better energy management with government, business organisations and other relevant trade associations.
Mervyn Pilley, Executive Director at ESTA says: “The new joint Special Interest Group will allow us to share knowledge, while making the most of the two associations’ government and industry contacts to amplify this important message.”
The two associations will retain their independence, but plans for the Energy Efficiency in Buildings Group include a combined newsletter and webinars to share information with a wider audience. The group will also enable the associations to work together on areas such as the Youth Stem Summit and Young People in Engineering, where energy management is a link.
The Energy Efficiency in Buildings Group will meet quarterly and include a cross-section of ESTA and BESA members. A chair for the group will be announced shortly.
For more information contact:
Mervyn Pilley, Executive Director
telephone: 020 3773 8165
| email: info@estaenergy.org.uk | website: www.estaenergy.org.uk
view profile on ESTA at: www.estaenergy.org.uk/members/esta-energy-services-and-technology-association
All ESTA (Energy Services and Technology Association) News
- EnCO Consultants – The class of 2020
- EnCO is a global programme designed to encourage greater energy efficiency for all organisations using behaviour change as a bedrock. Behaviour change is the adaptation of human behaviour to make best use of technological solutions and to facilitate the reduction of energy usage. | 31st December 2020
- A Great ‘Ground Floor Entry’ marketing opportunity for any business in the Energy Sector to become a Founding Partner in the programme
- The Energy Conscious Organisation – EnCO programme is a joint project from ESTA – Energy Services and Technology Association and the Energy Institute. | 20th November 2020
- BESA and ESTA establish joint energy efficiency group
- BESA and ESTA establish joint energy efficiency group | 29th October 2020
- An innovative new Behaviour Change programme, to help drive Energy Efficiency measures in organisations globally
- After a great deal of hard work and planning, we are pleased to announce the official launch of The Energy Conscious Organisation – EnCO, programme. | 8th October 2020
- New Membership Benefits: HR Advice Line and Knowledge Base
- New Membership Benefits: HR Advice Line and Knowledge Base | 26th August 2020
- ESTA publishes Quality Criteria for Energy Performance Contracting Services
- ESTA publishes Quality Criteria for Energy Performance Contracting Services | 10th June 2020
- The first ESTA webinar – Microgrids: A new market opportunity? Wednesday 4th March 2020 – 11am to 12noon
- Microgrids: A new market opportunity? Duncan Child, Schneider Electric | 3rd March 2020
- ESTA’s Smart Building group (formerly Lighting and Energy Saving Controls group)
- ESTA's Smart Building group (formerly Lighting and Energy Saving Controls group) | 5th November 2019