SGC seeks expressions of interest from parties interested in acquiring a containerised lithium ion phosphate battery following its use in Network Innovation Trials. A significant volume of performance data is included in the sale. The 300kW, 640kWh unit that has been participating in test for just over a year to see how well it can Read more…
Behind the meter: Cut power bills with the latest battery energy systems from Socomec
Sponsored article: The clean power revolution is gathering pace – disrupting power generation around the world. The relentless increase in the demand for energy is a major driver of change in the current energy landscape – particularly the mission to make the provision of electricity more democratic, for everyone, everywhere. Harvesting and distributing renewable, clean energy Read more…
Early fire warning ‘prevents huge losses for energy company’
Sponsored: For companies involved in waste management, spontaneous fires are a fact of life and the critical issue is therefore to detect an outbreak as efficiently as possible and prevent it spreading. For one such company in Sweden, FLIR thermal imaging cameras have played an essential role in this effort since 2016. Jönköping Energi turns Read more…
Smart industry and co-located manufacturing shows at the NEC
The biennial co-located events; Drives & Controls, Smart Industry Expo, Fluid Power & Systems, Plant & Asset Management, and Air-Tech Exhibitions – are running at Birmingham’s NEC (Halls 8, 9 and 10) from 10-12 April 2018, alongside MACH 2018. New for 2018, is the inaugural Smart Industry Expo, where among other firms touting their wares, Read more…
2018: a challenging year for the energy market
The market is not getting any easier, writes Tony West, energy trading consultant, Pulse Business Energy, in this sponsored post. For many years prior to the summer of 2016, wholesale energy prices fell and forward curves for annual prices were generally in contango. Consequently, it was reasonably easy to meet or beat energy purchase budgets year Read more…
Cut costs, cut carbon – power your business performance
Non-commodity costs are set to make up 60% of your energy bill by 20201. It’s time to take energy into your own hands. These costs are not unavoidable. And as unlikely as it may seem, solutions to avoid them can also create revenue opportunities and be an integral part of meeting your CSR responsibilities. Well Read more…
UK organisations need to take action to reduce their non-commodity costs, says Inenco
UK organisations need to take action to reduce their non-commodity costs, says Inenco in this sponsored post. While wholesale energy costs are affected by many unpredictable factors, making it difficult to forecast whether they will go up or down, it is far more certain that non-commodity costs will rise. In 2017/2018 alone, various levies, including Read more…
Excess capacity charges – all about DCP161
Sponsored: James Pearson, head of I&C pricing, British Gas Business, outlines changes to network capacity charges coming into effect from April – and the actions businesses should take in preparation. From April 2018, sites that exceed their allocated electrical capacity could be facing significant increases on their electricity bill. Approved by Ofgem in October 2014, Read more…
Free London Seminar: How energy storage is central to decentralisation
Sponsored: On Wednesday, 21 March 2018, businesses interested in the UK’s current and future energy landscape are invited to join Powerstar in central London for a free energy breakfast seminar to explore a decentralised energy network; a concept which will require the simultaneous uptake of several elements such as distributed generation, distributed storage, energy efficiency, Read more…
Digitisation of energy: The future of power monitoring
Sponsored content: Socomec outlines how its latest power monitoring technologies are delivering smarter buildings and facilities with sustainable and intelligent energy solutions. The firm also invites readers to a free Mission Critical power seminar at the end of the month at the IoD, London. Equipped for the smart facilities of today – and tomorrow – Socomec’s Read more…
Surprises were for Christmas, not your new energy contract
To take the sting out of energy procurement, energy buying software needs to put an emphasis on providing managers with relevant data at the right time. Open Energy Market’s CEO Chris Maclean explains why in this sponsored post. At the start of a new year, high streets are packed with bargain hunters, certain that the Read more…
Centrica: How to prove the business case for energy resilience
There’s usually a strong commercial case for investing in energy resilience, says Centrica Business Solutions. But how do you convince your Board to make it a priority? Centrica recommends a three-phase process to pinpoint a site’s energy resiliency issues and start building a commercial case. Gather granular-level Insights Usage – How much power are you Read more…
Free storage and decentralised energy seminar, Birmingham 17 January
On Wednesday, 17 January 2018, Powerstar is hosting a free energy seminar aimed at businesses interested in the UK’s current and future energy landscape. It will take place in the UK’s second largest city Birmingham, an area known for its continued growth and therefore increased demand in energy. The event will cover the current energy Read more…
Centrica: How to manage the risk of business energy disruption
Many UK businesses are unprepared for the rising threat of energy disruption – risking significant financial, operational and reputational risk, says Ian Hopkins, director for Centrica Business Solutions. Lack of energy resilience poses threat Latest research from Centrica Business Solutions shows that UK businesses without an energy resilience strategy could be risking 17 per cent Read more…
TEC managing director named Energy Champion of 2017
Education and public sector-focused energy consortium TEC celebrates its latest award win in this sponsored post. “We are delighted to announce our managing director Richard Murphy has been awarded Energy Champion of the Year at the 2017 Energy Awards. This is another huge achievement for Richard and TEC after winning the Energy Buying Team of Read more…
Heat meters keep hotelier happy
In this sponsored post, Micronics details how its U1000 heat meter saved time and effort in solving heat system water flow issues at a high end London hotel. Many Micronics U1000 Heat Meters have been used by Carrier Controls of Leatherhead in Surrey over a number of years. Nick Baron, Carrier’s Operations Director had been Read more…
Energy efficiency done right can pay for itself: Here’s how to convince your CEO
“Mounting pressure to reduce operating costs, coupled with shareholder and customer desire for improved sustainability, has made energy management an increasingly important priority for large companies,” said Louise Wallis, senior business development manager of Energy & Sustainability Services at Schneider Electric. “However, these organisations are typically presented with services or technology solutions. And the answer Read more…
DCP 228: Monitoring the effects and mitigating the impact
In this sponsored post, STC outlines how to mitigate the impact of changes to distribution charges coming into force in next April. From April 2018 the new regulatory change from Ofgem, DCP 228, will alter the way in which electricity distribution charges are calculated. This will affect the way business properties are billed. Distribution charges Read more…
Going green in 2018: Smarter PPAs and demand reduction
Dylan Crompton, head of corporate sales at British Gas Business, explains the myriad options available to large businesses seeking to align energy procurement with corporate social responsibility goals. For many years, the best way to demonstrate a business’s commitment to decarbonisation was to select a green electricity tariff. With the majority of suppliers, the cost Read more…
IoT buildings ‘increase value and attractiveness for landlords’
Sponsored post: Are you looking for cutting-edge services to increase your building value and attractiveness? Distech Controls delivers IoT buildings by connecting systems, technology and people throughout the building’s lifecycle in order to: Offer occupant services and help improve their well-being with personalised comfort parameters, real time room booking and dedicated building mobile apps Optimise Read more…
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