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Energy management systems can help customers significantly reduce their energy bills, but they could also have a negative impact on public health if not properly designed and implemented, recent research into this matter was able to reveal.

Energy management and monitoring systems are among the best options available for UK companies that must comply with the requirements set by thes upcoming Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), expert analysis

Energy management systems and advanced boiler control solutions are among the energy-saving purchases companies could be helped to make as part of the Low Carbon KEEP programme from Anglia Ruskin University, a media news report on the matter was able to

Energy management systems can help firms mitigate carbon costs and stay abreast of a strong international carbon market, which is set to become a major issue for all managers over the coming years.

The UK is now one of the world’s most energy-efficient economies and the most-improved G20 nation on carbon intensity, data published in the sixth annual Low Carbon Economy Index report from PricewaterhouseCoopers was able to reveal.

Reliable and smart building energy management systems could help retailers save a lot of money on their energy bills, researchers at Oxford University have argued as part of a new project.

All schools in the Newry and Armagh constituency in Northern Ireland have joined the Eco-Schools Programme, a scheme which encourages “green” acti

A laboratory that specializes in testing drinking water supplies is set to cut its energy bills by more than £40,000 after implementing a few energy-saving measures recommended by the Carbon Trust.

A survey of more than 2,500 organisations in 34 countries revealed that the majority of businesses across the world are moving to more sustainable energy practices and the implementation of energy-saving measures as part of an on-going effort to save cut their costs and save money.

The British Chambers of Commerce has partnered with energy management firm Utilitywise as part of an initiative aimed at reducing overall energy costs for its members, a news report on the matter could reveal.

Businesses allowing employees to work remotely from the comfort of their own homes could actually cut 3 million tonnes of carbon emissions and save £3 billion in energy bills, the Carbon Trust has recently argued.

Greater energy efficiency has become a “necessity, not nicety” for all organisations due to a variety of factors such as spiralling energy costs, growing concern over energy security and increasing regulatory pressure to reduce carbon emissions, international certification body BM TRADA