Data collection is a crucial foundation for any Energy Management System (EMS) platform. It’s the groundwork that helps organisations make smart decisions, save money, and ultimately improve their sustainability.
In this article, we’ll explore why gathering data in an EMS platform is so important, have an overview of the technologies that make it possible, and spot some of the challenges that we usually come across.
Every action we take online, from browsing a webpage to streaming a video, consumes energy. Yet, how often do we consider the real-world implications of our digital interactions?
In this article, we’ll explain the connection between EMS and web development trends, explore how energy-conscious web design takes root, the critical role of performance optimisation for energy efficiency, the emerging preference for energy-efficient coding, and much more.
In this article, we are delighted to introduce our latest guide, focusing on the Facilities Management sector. At Spacewell Energy (Dexma), the foremost provider of technological solutions, we have meticulously crafted this guide with the intention of assisting professionals within the Facilities Management sector.
Our objective is to provide you with insights into the current state of the UK market and to explore energy-saving opportunities within Facilities Management through the adoption of advanced energy management systems (EMS).
This strategic move is specifically designed to drive operational efficiency and reduce long-term costs. If you’re eager to delve into the contents of this guide, let’s continue.
Machine Learning and Energy Consumption are two very important topics these days. One might call them trends, and they are more than just buzzwords.
In this article, we explain why these two concepts are intrinsically linked and how new technologies help improve sustainability and reduce energy consumption.
Energy and Technical Services Ltd (ETS) is a leading and innovative company operating in the energy sector. With an excellent reputation, ETS has established itself as a leading provider of comprehensive energy solutions and technical services. The company specialises in offering a wide range of services, including energy consultancy, project management and technical expertise, designed to meet the specific needs of its customers.
ETS is known for its commitment to sustainability, actively engaging in the development and implementation of environmentally friendly practices and cutting-edge technologies. With a team of highly skilled professionals, ETS continues to play a central role in shaping the future of energy by providing efficient, reliable and forward-thinking solutions to diverse industries and organisations around the world.
In this article, you will discover how our Partner tackles its customers’ energy challenges using our Energy Management System (EMS).
As an energy manager, setting goals is a crucial aspect of your job that is often overlooked. However, it is also the core driver of your day-to-day activities and can lead to continuous improvement for your entire company. By setting goals, you can create a roadmap for achieving success and maximising the triple bottom line – people, planet, and profit.
Setting clear and measurable goals is essential for energy management. These goals should be aligned with the company’s overall strategy and objectives and should focus on areas where energy savings can be achieved. By setting ambitious targets, you can challenge yourself and your team to push the boundaries of what is possible and identify opportunities for innovation.
Do you want to improve your own energy performance or your customers’? Then this event is for you!
The energy sector is constantly evolving, and it is essential for energy professionals to keep up to date and develop their energy efficiency skills. That’s why we are delighted to announce our annual Energy Day event, a day dedicated to meeting and sharing experiences between key players in the sector. Whether you are an Energy Service Company (ESCO) or any other professional looking to improve your own energy performance or your customers’, this event is designed to meet your needs.
For the first time, this year, our special on-site event took place both in sunny Barcelona (Spain) at the Museum of Natural Sciences (Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona) where the session was held in English. We would like to thank all the participants who made this event a success!
Restaurants are important symbols of hospitality and gastronomy throughout Europe. Behind the scenes, however, lies a worrying reality: within the tertiary sector, restaurants are among the most voracious consumers of energy. Their consumption exceeds that of the average commercial building, an astounding disparity that has not escaped the attention of environmentalists.
Restaurants are among the most energy-intensive tertiary sector buildings in Europe, using anywhere from 3 to 10x the amount of energy used by the average commercial building, and can account for anywhere from 4-6% of operating costs according to The Carbon Trust.
As a restaurateur, facility manager or franchise director, your task is to meet sustainability goals while reducing overhead. And to achieve this you should invest in energy efficiency in restaurants, why? In this new article, discover 7 main reasons:
Biomass is one of the oldest energy sources around. At the same time, a great deal of confusion surrounds its designation as a renewable energy source. Does biomass really count as a sustainable energy source? Can it be considered an efficient source of energy?
The use of biomass as an alternative to fossil fuels has seen a growth spurt in recent years, a tendency that is bound to increase as renewables continue to go mainstream. And of course, as with other energy sources, you can improve biomass performance by measuring and analysing its consumption, thus making it even more efficient.
Read on to find out how…
In the energy sector, operational efficiency is crucial for organisations to maintain profitability and sustain growth. As the industry evolves and becomes more complex, traditional methods of managing energy operations are proving inadequate.
To meet evolving demands, energy companies are turning to adaptable Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions that provide a comprehensive framework to streamline their operations effectively.
In this article, we delve into the role of ERP solutions in streamlining energy operations.
As the demand for data storage continues to skyrocket in the digital age, businesses face the challenge of finding efficient and sustainable solutions. Cloud archiving has emerged as a technology that not only addresses data buildup but also offers significant energy-saving benefits.
In this article, we will delve deeper into the energy-related advantages of cloud archiving, highlighting its potential to create a more environmentally friendly and sustainable future.
For this year’s second edition, we would like to highlight one of Spacewell Energy’s long-standing partners: ENEOR. Founded in 2010, this independent engineering company is a pioneer in the field of real energy performance in buildings. It has 4 offices across Europe and is involved in the entire value chain, from the design to the operation of complex structures with high environmental ambitions.
As a leader in this field, ENEOR supports prestigious companies such as LVMH, Saint-Gobain, the Futuroscope Park and the UN in their energy challenges.
In this article, you’ll find out how this Energy Services Company (ESCO) meets its customers’ energy challenges, using our Energy Management System (EMS).
