The State of Energy Management Survey 2021 is now closed, and we would like to thank all the participants for their enthusiasm and interest!
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The State of Energy Management Survey 2021 is now closed, and we would like to thank all the participants for their enthusiasm and interest!
The report with the results is ready, get your Free copy now!
The energy transition, climate change awareness and rising energy prices are forcing companies to develop and implement powerful energy management strategies. But what financing tools are available for you to boost your efficiency projects?
In this article, we will look at what is going on in the UK, what energy efficiency strategies were implemented and what financing options are available for you and your clients.
Energy efficiency is like a long-distance race. The first kilometres are easy and if you train a little bit you will achieve big results. But once you beat your records, there’s a moment when you need a deeper analysis to understand where your areas of improvement are. You need to understand what is going on in your industry. Keep reading if you have ever wondered… “how could I know the standard energy consumption in my industry?”.
The Energy Performance Contract (EPC), is one of the modalities of contracting energy services. In this article, you’ll find out what is the Energy Performance Contract and what tool can help your company to ensure the reduction of energy consumption whatever its sector of activity: industry, service, public administration, transport, etc… What is an Energy […]
Have you heard of EMAS Certification? It is an environmental management and audit tool created by the European Commission, which any type of organisation can use to improve its environmental performance.
If your organisation is looking to obtain this certification, learn more about it: how to get it, how it differs from ISO 14001, and how efficient energy management will help you to obtain it.
If you need to convince your CFO and/or CEO to invest in an Energy Management Solution, take paper and pencil.
In this article you will discover the main features that all business managers look for in an EMS, giving you the arguments you need to get their OK automatically.
Historically, consumers’ only knowledge of their energy use has been through their paper bill from their energy supplier. According to statistics, only 11% of users understand their invoice.
The advent of data platforms such as Energy Data Hubs is revolutionising the consumer’s role in the energy transition. Find out what an Energy Data Hub is and what are the benefits of these data platforms for consumers.
In this article, you will read a story that you may be familiar with if you work as a “Head of Maintenance and Energy Management Department”, or similar.
Below, you will find the arguments you need to explain the importance of continuous tracking of your energy efficiency projects.
If I ask you about the energy culture in your organisation, how would you define it? In other words, could you define the habits, rules and resources aimed at promoting and implementing habits that ensure the efficient use of energy?
This is what this article is about, how to change the energy culture of your company and improve the behaviour of the users of your buildings.
If you plan to implement an energy management system in your organisation to meet your energy efficiency and sustainability goals, it would make sense to carry out a prior analysis of the current situation of your buildings and facilities.
In this article, we analyse how to implement an Energy Management System in your organisation to guide your choice and avoid surprises during the process:
Discover the 4 key points to consider:
Self-Consumption for Companies is an emerging trend. Companies are increasingly interested in generating and consuming clean energy and utilities are aware of this. In this article, we will review the current state of self-consumption in the UK. We will also find out how the most innovative utilities reinvent their customer-value proposition, capitalizing on this new business growth opportunity.
Concern about indoor air quality in buildings has grown during the past year, especially now that we are gradually returning to offices, restaurants and public buildings in general. And the fact is that possible viruses in the environment are not the only factors that affect the well-being of users. Indeed, there are others, and they can be measured and controlled to improve air quality.
Find out what to look out for and how to measure indoor air quality in your buildings below: