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The first steps in analysing your metering data and identifying opportunities for energy savings and route to NetZero activities is to do more granular metering and use the data to paint a picture of what energy you are consuming, where and when.

Carbon management and the role of the FM and the built environment professional is bigger and more pressing than ever. FMs today are much more than managers they are future thinkers, COVID-secure administrators and champions of the NetZero journey.

Our team of dedicated consultants and technology experts work closely with SMEs to identify energy and cost saving opportunities from tiny changes and tweaks to in-building systems such as HVAC and lighting, to educating and delivering informative advice to building occupiers.

Businesses, by law, have to report on their carbon emissions each year. A variety of sources of data is required in order for them to comply. Reporting on bad data is bad for businesses and could result in a hefty fine or worse still, a black mark against the business ruining brand and reputation.

The relationship we have as a team, with our clients, with our suppliers and with the wider energy marketplace are pivotal to any success we garner.

It’s not really a surprise that we are all switching to digital tech as we move ahead into 2021, what 2020 has shown us is that digital technology has been firmly cemented into our lives more than ever. As digital energy spend specialists, we are embracing and implementing digital technologies that deliver customer value and ultimately return power back to the users.

We want to understand a customer’s business and energy use to help them manage spend and ultimately reduce costs. To streamline processes, provide solutions that automate and remove any area for human error on data inputting.

With such a high portion of a business’s overheads being spent on utilities or solutions to reduce energy consumption costs, we question why companies are still using 3rd party systems and processes that are manual, time intensive, often riddled with mistakes from manual data entry.

Businesses, by law, have to report on their carbon emissions each year. A variety of sources of data is required in order for them to comply. Reporting on bad data is bad for businesses and could result in a hefty fine or worse still, a black mark against the business ruining brand and reputation.