UWE Centre for Sport install IoT lighting solution for Olympic Standard Lighting
UWE Centre for Sport install IoT lighting solution for Olympic Standard Lighting
eTRV helps to achieve a 33% gas saving for the University of Leicester
The Fraser Noble building at the University of Leicester, named after a former Vice Chancellor, provides lecture halls as well as smaller rooms for teaching and administration.
A long stay car park in a busy town centre was in need of new lighting and an innovative solution to reduce energy and maintenance costs
Aston Manor uses a ‘value added’ approach to generate benefits from ESOS with Verco
Award winning food and drink manufacturer, Aston Manor Cider wanted to go beyond the ‘compliance only’ route when conducting phase 1 Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
Multinational retailer, NEXT PLC, used ESOS as a useful benchmark to review their well established energy management processes and find opportunities for further improvement.
District Heating Optimisation Re-design work for University of Bristol
District Heating Optimisation Re-design work for University of Bristol
Energy Wardens – The Face of Energy Efficiency
The basic principle of the cheapest kilowatt saved is the one that you never used, lies behind the simple but tried and tested idea that empowered and knowledgeable employees can reduce energy usage and maintain this as an ongoing routine, with very little cost and disproportionate financial and environmental gains.
How Severn Trent Water manage their £25m energy project portfolio
As part of the project, JRP imported over 670 projects into Energy Activator and configured the system to suit Severn Trent’s business structure so that they can take full advantage of the Energy Activator® reporting capability.
With an extensive history of developing, implementing, and supporting best-in-class energy management software solutions, TEAM, together with its parent company EDW Technology, saw a lot of potential in strengthening their Sigma product and service offering.
Universities Employ Artificial Intelligence to ‘Learn’ Best Energy Performance
Six universities across Britain are enlisting support from Energy Assets to employ Artificial Intelligence (AI) to reduce energy consumption in buildings.