Energy Management and Sustainability
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24/7 solution for lower emissions

Following significant investment in its Trend Energy Services Division Trend Control Systems is now able to tackle demand side energy management even more effectively by remotely managing a customer’s BEMS so that it works more efficiently, creating greater energy savings and lowering CO2 Emissions.

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Energy seminars

Fluke is offering energy seminars as part of its programme of seminars for 2015 throughout the UK and Ireland.

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Touch screen tech

Carlo Gavazzi has launched a new range of single phase energy meters and analysers which utilise touch screen technology.  

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Low NOx burner

Riello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.

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Specialist LNG team created

Flogas Britain, one of the UK’s leading liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) providers, has created a specialist LNG team, dedicated to offering LNG solutions to UK businesses.

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Factory size doubled

ABB’s authorised value provider MKE Engineering Group has doubled the size of its factory devoted to variable-speed drives and automation solutions. This allows the company to offer more stock availability and expand its drives’ repair service. 

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Classic car firm’s air of efficiency

When restoring and rebuilding E-Type Jaguars premium quality paint finishing is essential. At Sussex-based Eagle E-Types the supply of high quality, clean compressed air for this process is provided by HPC Compressors

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Significant savings in the air

When a compressed air audit at Mondelez in Banbury identified air leaks totalling more than £191,000 per year, Brammer’s programme of bespoke remedial action delivered huge savings, as Iain Hanson, product manager at Brammer, explains

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Cutting costs and environmental damage

Refrigeration is a key component of many industrial processes, with refrigerant gases needed for them to function. Gas leaks are inevitable, however the impact on energy and the environment is not. As companies attempt to cut down on the amount of gas leaks and the related charges, they are turning to sophisticated new gas detection technologies. Shaun Evers, managing director of Stonegate Instruments explains more

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