Energy management
Energy management means monitoring, controlling and optimising energy use across your buildings and assets. With energy prices rising and environmental rules tightening, managing consumption is now a strategic priority for both cost and compliance.
Why it matters
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Lower costs – Use less energy and avoid peak charges
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Regulatory compliance – Meet requirements like ESOS and SECR
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Carbon reduction – Support net-zero targets with measurable action
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Improved operations – Keep systems running efficiently
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Reputation and responsibility – Show commitment to ESG goals
What it involves
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Energy monitoring – Use smart meters and IoT sensors to track usage
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Efficiency upgrades – Install LED lighting, optimise HVAC and improve insulation
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Demand-side management – Shift or reduce energy loads during peak times
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Renewables – Generate your own power through solar or wind systems
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Staff engagement – Encourage energy-saving habits across the workplace
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Benchmarking – Compare your usage to industry standards and track improvements
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Smart controls – Automate heating, lighting and maintenance using AI
