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:
Having professionals who are experts in their field is one of the secrets to obtaining the best results in any of your company’s strategies. In the case of efficient energy consumption management, the same happens, and to achieve the objectives that were set, you must have: a well-planned energy strategy, and specialised professionals such as the Energy Manager. Below, we tell you all about what this professional profile can do for you:
The price per tonne of carbon has tripled since 2020. In fact, this price is having a high impact on the historical record of electricity costs that we are experiencing these days. But it’s not all bad news: you can monetise your company’s carbon footprint. Monetise your carbon footprint, yes, you read that right. The carbon dioxide emissions your company produces can help you make a profit, and we explain how in this article.
Carbon Neutrality and Climate Neutrality are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. In this article, we explain the difference between them and how to get a Neutral Carbon certification for your company. Click on “Read more”, and find out what the differences are:
Europe is often cited as the most progressive continent in terms of climate change policy. The European Union has set a goal of no net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The European Green Deal has been established as a collection of policies to provide an action plan to achieve this milestone. This includes key initiatives such as the Renovation Wave and reviewing existing European Directives, such as the Energy Efficiency Directive.
There is no energy manager who has not feared energy efficiency. Despite increasingly tougher energy and environmental regulations, energy efficiency fundings and grants… Some customers still panic about investing in energy efficiency.
Today we help you to clear up the 5 most frequently asked questions that cause fear of energy efficiency in SMEs and other businesses.
It seems clear that many things have changed due to the pandemic phenomenon, including European energy consumption in stores, industries and offices. So, what if we analyse their behaviour before and after Covid-19 crisis? Go to the article and discover the 10 conclusions of the comparative study about pre and post covid consumption.
What is the European Green Deal? To understand a little better what the European Green Deal is and what it consists of, let’s go back in time. The European Green Deal was created in December 2019, just a few months before the state of alarm and the global pandemic was declared (this is important, as […]
Whether you are currently implementing an energy-saving and efficient project or you are planning to start in the coming weeks, you will be interested to know how you can adjust your baselines taking into account the impact of Covid-19. We give you the keys below:
So, you’re responsible for new product offerings at a utility – or maybe you’re responsible for operational efficiency at a big corporation. And, as a team, you’ve decided to highlight energy management as a key new area of growth and/or to reduce your own internal energy consumption.
But, where do you start?
What do you need to put before senior management to make sure this gets over the line?
How can you be sure the approach you choose isn’t going to backfire later?
You will find the answers to all these questions below:
