Energy Savings Industry Reports

On March 13, 2022, the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive underwent 12 revisions. This included phasing out certain inefficient fluorescent light fittings. Additionally, exemptions for the use of mercury ...

For most schools, energy is the second largest cost, after staff, in their budget. With constantly rising energy prices, keeping the lights on and the heating running, is taking an ...

As strategic energy manager for Luton Council, my priority is to deliver energy savings here and now, whilst seeking to future proof our public sector and school buildings. ...

Buildings are becoming smarter and more efficient. Smart buildings collect data via sensors that can be placed in various locations. Sensors have an advanced processing capacity of a 1st gen. ...

Despite some speculation that record high energy prices will eventually go down, our analysis shows otherwise. To begin with the obvious… they have always been going up. But there are ...

The Enlighted system enables the buildings to become ‘intelligent’. Enlighted sensors are over engineered to ensure longevity and to future proof the facility. ...

How can the public sector meet its decarbonisation targets during a financial crisis? Reducing energy consumption, combined with producing green energy, is the only... ...

We are great advocates of solar PV. After all, who isn’t in favour of ‘free’ energy? Unfortunately, when you need the energy is usually the time when solar PV output ...

There has been a steady and marked improvement in the energy efficiency of lighting over the years. Unfortunately, the energy efficiency gains have been punctuated by inevitable waste. The progression ...