An outsourced energy manager on a retained basis, metering, monitoring and targeting, and energy training for the people who actually run your sites, from a Chartered Energy Manager with 20 years inside FTSE 250 manufacturing.
Most sites do not have an energy manager. Energy sits with facilities, or finance, or whoever has time that month, and the bills get paid. Meanwhile the meters, the tariffs, the compressed air leaks and the boiler schedules quietly decide what you spend.
We give you an outsourced energy manager without the headcount. The same disciplines we ran inside manufacturing, monthly reporting, metering that tells you something, targets people are held to, and training so the shop floor knows what the numbers mean, delivered on a retained or project basis.
A named, outsourced energy manager for your organisation, on a retained basis, without a full-time salary. We own the energy budget with you, report monthly, manage suppliers and contracts, build the project pipeline and answer to your board.
Design and implementation of effective sub-metering strategies and energy management platforms, providing the data needed to understand energy use, identify waste and monitor performance.
Practical energy training and awareness programmes that engage employees, develop energy management skills and create a culture where everyone understands their role in reducing energy consumption and carbon.
Energy management only works as a routine. This is the loop we run with you, month after month:
Each pass through the loop finds the next saving and checks the last one actually landed.
Metering and monthly data that tell you something.
Exception reports and league tables that show where the waste is.
Targets people are held to, site by site.
A costed pipeline of savings projects, delivered in order of payback.
Monthly reporting that checks the last saving landed before chasing the next.
Twenty minutes on the phone to understand your sites, your contracts and where you stand on compliance.
Bills, half-hourly data and a walk round if it helps. Enough to see where the money is going.
What we recommend, what it costs and what it returns. If a service will not pay for itself, we will say so.
Tell us what your sites do and what you spend. We will tell you what a managed approach would look like and what it should save.