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Numerous households around the UK could become energy producers, rather than consumers, by 2035, engineering experts have suggested. A report by engineering consultancy Arup suggests that electricity could become increasingly low carbon and local, with many people no longer relying on the grid and up to 77GW of intermittent solar and wind generating capacity dwarfing […]

A new set of rules is likely to boost the adoption of energy efficiency technologies within buildings across the EU, a news report on the matter has been able to suggest. The MEPs in the European Parliament have set a goal of near zero energy buildings by 2050, with a view to reducing emissions in […]

As the level of interest into energy efficiency and low carbon solutions is ever increasing around the world, the global energy management systems’ market is also on an upward trend, as it is projected to reach a value of USD 105.86 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 19.01% over the forecast period. Owing to […]

If you’ve been considering installing a building management system (BMS) for a while now but were still on the fence, then perhaps the latest move by British Gas will convince you, as the UK’s largest energy supplier has announced plans to hike energy prices by 5.5% for residential customers. The hike will come into force […]

Smartphones have become an integral part of our daily lives and can be used for controlling just about anything around your home and/or business nowadays, from your doorbell to your heating syste,. In order to make things easier (and faster) for users of the HeatingSave Building Management System (BMS), we have developed a dedicated app […]

The UK is a global leader in the gas boiler market, which has continued to develop cutting edge technologies that now exceed the minimum standards set last decade. As such, the UK government has released a new set of standards designed to improve the way many people use energy in their homes by giving them […]

The UK Government has recently announced the launch of a very ambitious investment programme aimed at driving innovation in energy efficiency and tackling fuel poverty, a recent news report has been able to suggest. The £6 billion funding will enable nearly a million more low income households to benefit from energy saving measures, with flagship […]

Have you ever wondered just how efficient your boiler is? Whether it’s actually up to standards or wasting your energy (and money)? It has been scientifically proven that building energy use, mainly driven by heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, is responsible for over a third of global energy consumption and emissions which are […]

Gas bills are likely to shot up as the price of wholesale gas has more than doubled due to the cold snap the UK has been experiencing for the past few days, a news report can suggest. Wholesale gas prices in the UK more than doubled on Wednesday to their highest level in at least […]

Building management systems (or BMS systems) monitor and control building operations, such as heating and hot water provision, air-conditioning, electrical power, fire alarms and fire suppression, lighting, ventilation and even security (access control, video surveillance, etc.). These systems are increasingly connected to other information systems and the internet. Quite obviously, in order to be able […]

At HeatingSave, we’re constantly researching and improving our BMS system’s functionality in order to help both our existing and prospective customers save more money on their energy bills. And one of the latest such new and exciting features we’ve added to HeatingSave is the option to better manage oil-fired boilers and fuel tanks. Oil is […]

Public investment in warm homes and insulation across England has been cut by 58% since 2012, a recent report from think tank e3g has been able to suggest. The organization says improving energy efficient measures should be made a national priority, because the country has the second worst record on cold weather-related deaths out of […]