What are the critical aspects of energy in the industry that we need to address? This question looms as we navigate through a landscape marked by diverse challenges, including the distribution or attribution of production costs, the drive towards decarbonisation, and the ever-increasing demand for energy.
Our latest white paper delves deep into these pressing issues, offering insights and solutions to help industrial companies thrive in this dynamic environment. By understanding the nuances of production cost allocation, businesses can gain a competitive edge and improve their profitability.
The path to decarbonisation has become imperative for industries worldwide, as we collectively strive to mitigate the environmental impact of energy consumption. Our white paper explores the intricate relationship between energy management, clean energy sources, and innovative carbon capture and storage technologies. We highlight the importance of aligning decarbonisation efforts with sustainability agendas and government initiatives to create a greener and more sustainable future.
As businesses and organisations worldwide shift their focus to sustainable operations, energy efficiency has become a top priority. However, managing and optimising energy usage can be a complex and time-consuming task, requiring significant resources and expertise. That’s where Spacewell Energy (Dexma) Dashboards come in. Our powerful tool helps you easily monitor and analyse your energy usage, identify inefficiencies, and make data-driven decisions to improve your energy performance. In this article, we will explore the transformative potential of our energy dashboards. We will delve into their key features, benefits, and applications across various sectors.
Today we talk about Podcasts for Energy Professionals! They are like the smart friends you call up whenever you want some advice or to get a new perspective. We choose 10 podcasts we think you energy people will like.
The pandemic and what followed have further highlighted the importance of smart buildings and the need for remote management capabilities. In this context, building managers and owners need to stay updated with the latest smart technologies and innovations to remain relevant in the competitive facilities industry.
This article will explore how smart technologies, IoT, and efficiency evolution are shaping the future of building management and how facilities managers can leverage these tools to optimise their operations and enhance their ESG performance.
It is no surprise…retail businesses use technology and equipment that run off a lot of energy, causing high electricity bills and impacting the environment negatively. Therefore, retail stores must look at their current practices and make changes to become more energy efficient. In this article, we give three tips to retailers to improve their energy efficiency with the equipment they utilise.
Decarbonisation is a crucial stake for all companies, given that the industrial sector is responsible for 19% of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK. In 2021 it was directly responsible for emitting 9.4 Gt of CO2, accounting for a quarter of global emissions. While progress has been made in this sector since the 1990s, the manufacturing industry (part of the industrial sector) alone produced 78.4 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions in 2020 just in the UK. Nonetheless, there has been a reduction of over 40% in manufacturing industry emissions compared to 1990 levels, as demonstrated in the chart below. The industrial sector has the potential to significantly reduce GHG emissions and play a vital role in achieving the environmental objectives set by the government. Therefore, it is crucial for these companies to take proactive measures towards decarbonisation.
Although sustainability is often presented as a regulatory obligation, it also represents a significant competitive advantage. In this article, we explore the importance of decarbonisation for industrial companies, both from an environmental and economic perspective and present some key solutions to achieve it, with a focus on the EU and the UK.
We are pleased to announce that the recording of our webinar is available. In this session, our experts discuss consumption and savings in the industrial sector to help you identify areas of improvement and opportunities, using real-life examples.
As you know, the industrial sector plays a vital role in the economy of any country, but it is also one of the largest consumers of energy worldwide. As per the IEA, the industrial sector accounted for 38% (169 EJ) of total global final energy use in 2021. Thus, this makes it imperative for industries to be aware of their energy consumption and take measures to reduce their energy costs.
This webinar will provide you with insights on how to identify areas of improvement and opportunities in your industrial site. Indeed, with the rising cost of energy, we understand that you are looking for ways to reduce your energy consumption and save costs. But, at Dexma we also know this can be a daunting task as industrial processes are often energy-intensive, making it challenging to identify energy-saving opportunities.
Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it is transformed… This sentence sums up the principle of energy conservation and you have surely heard it more than once. When we talk about electricity generation and renewable energies, the question almost always arises: why don’t we store unused energy for future use? Well, that’s a good question, … Read more
The consumption of energy in the UK and Europe has experienced a gradual decrease in recent years. Despite this positive trend, there are numerous daily activities that could be accomplished with reduced energy usage. In our previous publication, we delved into the sources of energy and electricity production systems.
In this article, we shift our attention towards the electricity consumption of end users. The term “end user” refers to individuals in various settings such as offices, schools, factories, and educational centres who strive for increased efficiency, and reduced energy usage to save expenses, and promote sustainability.
Barcelona, 21 March 2023 – Dexma, a leading provider of energy management solutions for buildings, retail and industry, has appointed Xavi Novella as its new Senior Vice President. After occupying the role of Director of Operations and Customer Success at Dexma since 2015, in his new position, Novella will coordinate the company’s activity with the aim of consolidating its position as a global hub for energy efficiency.
What energy sources are used in the UK to produce electricity? According to the BEIS (2022), the UK’s main energy sources are primary oil (crude oil and Natural Gas Liquids), natural gas and primary electricity (consisting of nuclear, wind, solar and hydro). In a smaller proportion bioenergy, waste and coal complete the UK energy mix.
In recent years, renewable energies have taken on an increasingly important role in energy production in the country. In 2022, the energy sector had an exceptional year, marked by an unprecedented level of energy production from renewable sources.
Institutional support, lower costs, subsidies and emission reduction commitments have contributed to the rapid expansion of clean energy and the shift away from other more polluting energies.
This article delves into the electricity mixes of both the UK and Europe, analysing how they have evolved over recent years through a comparative analysis.
