Among the traditional cooling technologies, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration are two examples of technologies that have a demand that has been growing exponentially throughout the years and yet little has changed on the way they pollute the planet.
Held in Barcelona on the 23rd of October, the first International Energy Management Summit was a great success. With +100 attendees it was a day full of learnings for energy managers, facility managers, researchers, CFOs and other energy professionals. And now, all the materials are available for download. The keynote by Steven Fawkes was clearly […]
This Verdantix report aims to help corporate buyers save time,reduce costsand mitigate risks when selecting products and suppliers Barcelona. October 13, 2015 – DEXMA, a leading provider in Enterprise Energy Management Software, has been identified by the Verdantix Green Quadrant Building Energy Management Software 2015 report as a leading specialist software firm that offers strong solutions in the […]
Just when you thought you had energy management at your facility controlled by manually gathering energy data: We bring you a game changer. A solution that will revolutionise your traditional energy management practices. This is the second part of a series of posts consisting of three parts. In the first part we went through two of the […]
You might be wondering why should you implement an Energy Management software when you can manually gather the energy consumption data from your facilities’ meters and enter them on your own Excel spreadsheet. Maybe you believe that an Energy Management Software is not for your projects, it is expensive, and it wouldn’t add a lot of value to your work…
If you can somewhat relate to the previous statements, this article is just for you. Of course, there are ways to carry out energy management within facilities without the use of an Energy Management software. Many large and respected companies are still basing their energy decisions on data collection manually.
This is a sneak peek of a research carried out by Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE) in 2012, consisting of a survey template covering legal, financial, and technical information on the energy performance of buildings sent out to countries. BPIE’s mission is exactly this: improving the energy performance of Europe’s buildings, and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions […]
A consortium made up of 5 partners -including DEXMA- will implement an ambitious project lasting 24 months to reduce energy costs. The other members are: COMSA-EMTE, a large industrial engineering company belonging to an infrastructure and engineering group, Tecnalia and Energyville, leading Technology Centres in Spain and Belgium, respectively; and Evernalis, a smart grid software and service company.
A building is not intelligent for its systems’ automation level, but for its systems INTEGRATION leading to greater efficiency in operations and energy consumption. Most existing facilities have Building Management Systems (BMS) in place that control and manage their lighting, heating, cooling and ventilation. Sometimes, they even have security or fire extinguishing systems. Those systems help […]
You’re about to find out how to communicate your vision to stakeholders of the firm and make them follow you. Go ahead and read some tips to efficient companies.
We are talking about behaviours in efficient firms and how its employees are involved. Changing equipment to more energy efficient equivalents will reduce energy costs, but the most cost-effective actions are those undertaken by the people that use that equipment.
One reason businesses look the other way may be that energy management seems like a complex process. Another cause for this could be the fact that utility companies have large bargaining power in this sector. For this, firms may label the act of trying to exert control over this costs as pointless.
The evolution of smart cities in the past few years are leading to a change in the way citizens interact with urban services. This new model is based on responding to new challenges, to satisfy new necessities. Large cities and urban areas have always had a key role in the development of civilisation. The Internet […]
As one of the most prominent landmarks in the world, the Eiffel Tower is both setting an example by being energy efficient and is helping protect the environment. As its first floor was recently renovated, some of the most outstanding changes that have been incorporated are the green measures that will make this attraction more […]
