ENERGY SAVING

In these economically challenging times businesses and individuals are looking for ways to reduce costs.

Managing energy consumption is one way to improve the bottom line.

World energy consumption has risen 45% since 1980 and is projected to be 70% higher by 2030.

The bulk of increased consumption is within the commercial arena resulting in sky rocketing power bills. As a consequence there is increased demand for energy management, and ways to reduce power costs on an on-going basis.

It is also increasingly important that companies demonstrate that they are environmentally and socially responsible and . . .

Seen to be Green

In addition to wanting to reduce expenditure, companies are striving for a reduction in the “environmental footprint” of their operations.

Climate change continues to be at the top of the world's agenda. Environmental concerns and public opinion on climate change will drive continued actions by government and other groups, forcing industry to respond.

If energy is managed properly to achieve greater efficiency, and natural resources are utilised productively, it is both profitable and better for the environment. Every unit of energy saved in the workplace is equal to 3 x that value at the point of generation!

By helping commercial clients use energy more efficiently, power costs are lowered, the pressure on our powergrid is reduced, we ensure a cleaner environment and help conserve our natural resources.

Lighting can represent as much as 40% of energy consumption in some buildings.

Controlling lighting efficiently is one of the simplest ways of reducing power costs and power usage.

Solutions can be simple: employing timers, dimmers and basic movement sensors, or more complicated: incorporating daylight harvesting methods that capture as much natural light as possible, combined with automated lighting to maintain consistent light levels, using occupancy and light level sensors, energy management software, central control & monitoring and integration with a whole building management system.

Intelligent Environments Limited are happy to discuss your particular needs, or those of your client, in the area of lighting control as a standalone project, or as an aspect of a larger building management system.

In some instances heating, ventilation and air conditioning can account for as much as 70% of energy consumption.

By incorporating HVAC control within a building management system, power can be used more productively to maximise occupancy comfort and building efficiency while minimising energy consumption and reducing other costs such as maintenance and repairs.

Boosting the bottom line

Talk to us about energy efficiency solutions that deliver significant savings to boost your bottom line. Simplicity and peace of mind. We can help you develop a sustainable energy strategy that improves your business performance while helping the environment.

Enhancing the connectivity of building systems, and automating the day to day control, makes business a breeze!