Top tips for LED lighting success
By Saima Shafi
In a recent survey of energy managers, more than 83% of those surveyed reported that they had implemented LED lighting technology to...
Practical and Effective Energy Monitoring
The Tinytag Energy Logger provides an effective means of power usage monitoring for individual equipment or throughout an entire premises.
It is often easier to...
We’re on the latest loop of the energy roller coaster
In the first of his regular columns Dave Cockshott, board director at the Inenco Group, looks at the ever-changing landscape in the sector.
I began...
Senselogix announces new framework partnership with Inenco Group
SenseLogix announced a framework partnership with Inenco, the UK’s largest independent energy broker. The framework agreement will see SenseLogix provide Inenco with a branded...
Supporting critical environmental control for the National Gallery
High efficiency boilers from Hoval are helping the National Gallery in London reduce its energy consumption and carbon footprint, while maintaining a stable internal...
Cofely to operate power station at BP’s Sullom Voe Terminal
Cofely has been awarded a contract by BP to supply utilities to the Sullom Voe Terminal (SVT) on the Shetland Islands – one of...
ISO 50001 is needed and worth the ROI
In the 2012 edition of Energy Efficient Solutions, we asked “Is the new energy management standard actually needed?” In that article the case for...
Top-flight energy savings
Vickers Energy has signed a deal with the RAF Museum in Shropshire that will cut the energy consumption and the cost of heating its...
AHU and energy recovery company Weger Air Solutions realises UK ambitions
A new company Weger Air Solutions has been formed and acquired the assets of Thermal Technology (Sales) with the aim of expanding sales with...
Boiler controls
Keeping up with the evolution of boiler controls
The principle of new technologies improving on or complementing old ones is well established, and is clearly...
Improving Energy Management through ISO 50001
Martin Hockaday, environment and energy sector manager at NQA, reviews the Plan, Do, Check, Act cycle of ISO 50001 and how it improves energy...
Four steps to effective energy management with ISO 50001
Martin Hockaday, environment and energy sector manager at NQA, reviews the Plan, Do, Check, Act cycle of ISO 50001 and how it improves energy...
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The Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is the UK government’s proposed approach to meeting the requirements set out in Article 8 EU...
Are boiler controls a good idea?
The short answer to this is “yes, of course they are”. Boilers potentially consume a great deal of energy so they need to be...
Entries now open for the Energy Awards 2014
The Energy Awards are back for 2014 and bigger than ever. This year we have revamped the 15 categories and moved to a bigger,...
Building the evidence base
Increasingly, making the best decision relies on convincing decision makers that there is some evidence supporting a proposal, as ESTA’s Richard Hipkiss explains.
After the...
F-Gas changes approaching – but what will they really mean?
Mike Nankivell, marketing director for the UK Daikin distributor Space Airconditioning plc, comments on recent developments with the F-Gas regulation review.
The European Parliament recently...
Bogus products – Too good to be true? Part2
The concluding part of an article in which Vilnis Vesma describes the hallmarks of bogus energy-saving products and how to resist sales pressure. In the...
Bogus products – Too good to be true? Part1
The first instalment of a two-part article in which Vilnis Vesma discusses the hallmarks of bogus energy-saving products and how to deal with their...
Energy efficiency: money for nothing without subsidy
The idea that companies need to be bribed to even consider the idea of saving money has become imbedded in the corporate culture, argues...