A HeatingSave case study of the building energy management system installed for All Saints Church in Sidmouth.
Across the 11 holiday destinations, Forest Holidays employs around 700 members of staff conducting a wide range of customer facing and non-customer facing roles. The Construction Manager, Dave Coster, spoke with the HeatingSave reporter to express his views, and share his experiences, with the HeatingSave building energy management system and the after sales support.
A HeatingSave case study of the building energy management system installed for a 6-bedroom home in Aberdeen.
The HeatingSave Building Management System offers an incredibly fast Return On Investment, bespoke for each customer.
HeatingSave’s Government Approved Building Management System is a user-friendly, energy-saving BMS with the ability to reduce heating costs by 20-to-30%.
Europe’s building stock needs large-scale energy efficiency renovation, experts suggest
The European building stock constitutes the largest single energy consumer in the EU, with about 35% of buildings in the EU being over 50 years old and not energy efficient. And in order to make the buildings more energy efficient and cut energy consumption and CO2 emissions, mobilising private financing is a key initiative. Global, […]
UK retail sector takes the lead in energy efficiency
The UK retail sector is one of the industries leading in implementing energy efficiency measures, including high-end building energy management systems, a recent news report has been able to suggest. Munish Datta, Head of Plan A and Facilities Management at Marks & Spencer (M&S), recently stated: “I think the retail sector as a whole has […]
Annual Investment in Building Energy Management Systems to Reach $1.6 Billion by 2025
The yearly investment in Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) for the midmarket customers is expected to grow from $235.6 million in 2016 to $1.6 billion in 2025, a recent research report by Navigant Research has been able to suggest. The report, Building Energy Management Systems for the Midmarket, points out that, while larger facilities have […]
Net-zero housing refurbishment initiative secures significant funding
A net-zero housing refurbishment initiative that will be channelled into both retrofit and new-build housing in the UK, France and the Netherlands has managed to secure €5.4m (£4.23m) of European funding. The bid was undertaken by Energiesprong UK on behalf of all the project partners and a total of nearly €1.8 million (£1.4m) is allocated […]
Community partnership helps residents across the North East save energy at home
A new community partnership scheme has managed to help thousands of residents across the North East to become more energy-savvy and cut their bills, a recent news report has been able to suggest. The £1.2 million Community Action Partnership (CAP) programme is a two-year partnership between fuel poverty charity, National Energy Action (NEA) and British […]
UK manufacturers’ organisation to help members become more energy efficient
EEF, the UK’s manufacturers’ organisation, has revealed plans to offer manufacturers a new service which will help them save money and improve sustainability through carbon and energy management, a recent news report has been able to suggest. Th service is designed to help firms tackle unnecessarily high energy costs by identifying where and why energy […]
UK government is urged to delay introduction of new energy efficiency targets in the private rental sector
The trade body representing the private rental sector is urging the UK government to delay the introduction of new energy efficiency targets in the private rental sector, with a warning that the move could see rents shoot up, a news report has been able to reveal. The Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA) maintains the private rental […]
Global campaign launched to promote energy management system standards
A global campaign to promote energy management system standards has been launched at the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) summit, a recent news report has been able to suggest. The Energy Management Campaign encourages governments, businesses and industry to use the ISO 50001 standard as a mechanism to demonstrate progress towards climate and energy goals. The […]
Progress in deploying clean energy technologies still falling short of requirements, IEA suggests
Although there have been positive developments on some energy technologies, in particular renewable energy, progress is still slow in deploying new technologies compared to what is actually required, the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s annual report, Energy Technology Perspectives 2016, has been able to suggest. The report noted: “The realisation that swift action is needed to […]
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