Energy Efficiency Upgrades, what are these and what do they provide? In simple terms, Energy Efficiency is the rate of work (output) relative to the (input) most if not all work, results in some losses (waste) and these losses can be measured as energy waste and the efficiency of equipment then calculated. Wasted energy (losses) has no value, it is money simply lost, with nothing to show for that cost. Therefore the higher the efficiency
Energy Efficiency Programs
Category: Energy Efficiency
Comprehensive Energy efficiency programs are a great way of improving your buildings energy efficiency and today by far the best investment you can make when attempting to lower your energy costs. Improving the energy efficiency of the equipment you have takes a far smaller investment than upgrading to newer yet slightly higher efficiency models. Believe it or not everything that consumes electricity has a wasted portion, as an example the traditional 60 watt incandescent lamp
Electricity expenses always remain to some extent fluctuating and variable. You never really know how much next month’s electricity bill is going to be, until you actually receive it, and then it’s too late to do anything about that cost! Electricity consumption is hard to precisely predict for most business owners, as so many variables come into play, the weather for one, the age and condition of their equipment, the number of people present in
Smart Electricity meters are rapidly replacing the old style analogue meters we have all become used to seeing. spinning wheels and analogue dials have been replaced by digital displays and solid state technology, why? As with all things improvements and advancements are made that make life easier, so is the smart meter going to make life easier for you. Simply put no, nothing will change for you, except the potential for higher charges on your
Energy Saving devices for Air Conditioning Systems are not the first thing that spring to mind, when you think about reducing the operating expense of your current Air Conditioning system. One of the largest consumers of electricity in your home or office is your Air Conditioning System and traditional thinking would be to upgrade and replace the entire system for a more energy efficient system.This expensive approach may not provide a very attractive return on