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.
If you are a customer-facing organisation with a large, multi-room, building then a Room Booking System and Heating Diary can help run your business while reducing heating and energy bills by up to 30%.
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Small companies with no or bad credit scores to pay significantly more on their energy bills
Small companies who’ve just started trading and have little credit history, or those having quite a bad credit score, could be facing some significantly higher energy-related costs, a new report by price comparison service Makeitcheaper has revealed.
Scottish Government revamps energy efficiency standards for new buildings
In a bid to make every new building in Scotland more energy efficient, the Scottish Government has announced several changes to the standards, a media news report has revealed.
Energy firms warn that price freezes could severely affect service provision
Energy companies were quick to answer the recent statements from UK’s Labour party leader regarding a possible government-imposed 2-year freeze of energy prices, multiple news reports have revealed.
DECC supports £6 million grant funding programme for the development of new heating and cooling networks
The DECC (Department of Energy and Climate Change) has launched a new grant funding programme designed to help Local Authorities (LAs) in England and Wales to develop new heating and cooling networks, and expand existing networks.
BRE Innovation Park in Scotland to house new Resource Efficient House
As part of the Scottish Government’s Resource Efficient Scotland programme, Scotland’s Environment Secretary, Richard Lochhead, has launched the Resource Efficient House on the BRE Innovation Park at
Green Deal has a positive effect on the adoption of energy efficiency measures, DECC claims
Around 56% of all the households who’ve successfully completed a Green Deal assessment have also implemented at least one energy efficiency measure, the latest figures from the DECC (Department for Energy and Climate Change) have revealed.
Most SMEs expect energy costs to rise, research reveals
The large majority of SMEs are bracing for some significant hikes in terms of energy-related costs, a brand-new market research study has revealed.
UK construction industry to get boost of up to £150 million for enhanced energy efficiency
In a bid to boost the UK construction industry, the government has pledged to invest up to an impressive 150 million pounds into this sector over the next five years.
London’s “green economy” records significant growth over the past few years
London’s green economy has recorded a significant growth over the past five years, with more than 9,200 green businesses employing an impressive 163,500 people, a news report on the matter has revealed.
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