Working with your team, our experts will identify energy saving measures and offer practical advice on how they can be achieved. Measures identified will usually represent savings of between 10% and 30% of energy bills.
Recommended measures typically fall into three categories:
No Cost - Many actions involve little effort and no cost and largely involve a change of behaviour, such as switching off plant and equipment when not in use, setting controls correctly, benchmarking energy use and analysing utility bills.
Low Cost - With a minimal input of time and resources, low cost measures such as identifying and correcting poor plant performance, installing or replacing controls, energy efficient lamp upgrades etc. can result in significant energy savings, giving immediate or rapid payback.
Capital Cost - In situations where recommended measures involve capital investment, we will investigate any sources of funding to assist in the procurement of equipment, to enable you to invest in energy saving technology. By embracing a ‘save as you spend’ policy you will be able to replace inefficient equipment on a staged basis, future proofing your company against energy price volatility.
In instances where capital investment is required, we will provide full economic analysis, allowing priority planning of projects against budgetary cycles. The analysis will be supported by plant performance measurement and assessment of operating efficiencies such as condition, age, level of control, temperature, occupancy patterns, hours of use etc.