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St Paul’s Community and Learning Centre (SPCLC) is an independent charity led by volunteers, dedicated to managing the St Paul’s Church community centre in Brierley Hill, near Dudley. 

Hillview School for Girls has been a HeatingSave customer for more than a decade. Since getting their system installed back in 2010, Ben Lacey, the Site & Facilities Manager of the school, told our reporter that “HeatingSave has brought significant savings and advantages to their building”.

Following the installation of a HeatingSave Building Energy Management System, the Treasurer of the Church, Mike Petter said: "I was looking for a system that could run all of those (rooms), as they were run from time clocks before"

A HeatingSave case study of the Building Energy Management System installed in a large, 17th Century, home in Cambridgeshire.

A HeatingSave case study of the Building Management System installed for AH Garner in 2020. Energy costs have been reduced by 45%.

A HeatingSave case study of the building energy management system installed for a 6-bedroom home in Aberdeen.

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.

The 7 trustees, and 6 members of the management committee at Groombridge Village Hall, first heard of HeatingSave at the Action in Rural Sussex Conference in 2020, who later installed the HeatingSave building energy management system in October 2021.

Bush Hill Park United Reformed Church, based in Enfield, North-London, consists of the main church, a hall, and two other rooms that are rented out for a variety of different classes and activities.

Asset+ were contacted by Barnet Council in 2019 and Dudley Council in 2020 in order to find a solution to reduce the running costs of various council-run buildings within their respective areas. These buildings are Burnt Oak Library in the London borough of Barnet, Wollescote Hall, Mary Steven Park and Netherton Arts Centre in the district of Dudley.

Edgware Library, based in the London borough of Barnet, provides books, information and online services for the local community. Not only this, but the Library also acts as a meeting place and information centre for local people, providing them with a safe, quiet and well-equipped place to read and learn.