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UK manufacturing sector needs to invest in its energy managers to meet carbon targets, says new research from Inenco

Research from Inenco has provided insight into how the role of the energy manager will change by 2030, and has highlighted the level of investment needed. The role is predicted to become even more critical in reducing non-domestic carbon emissions, but, with gaps in skills and technology being identified, the manufacturing sector must start investing in the training required, else UK carbon targets could be at risk.

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Energy manager: An evolving role

New research carried out by energy consultancy Inenco has predicted that by 2030, today’s energy managers will have transformed into utilities managers with a much broader remit. These senior-level, digitally-savvy data scientists will be responsible for making key strategic business decisions across many areas – ultimately playing a crucial role in reducing non-domestic carbon emissions. Inenco’s chief technology officer Jon Bauer explains more 

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Are manufacturers ready for ESOS Phase 2?

New research has revealed that although manufacturers could make significant cost and carbon savings through energy reporting, many organisations are failing to act on their ESOS recommendations.

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