February 2025 South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust has selected ecoDriver to implement an energy management system, funded by the NHS Energy Efficiency Fund (NEEF).
5 tips to avoid energy waste this winter With price per kWh of energy having increased significantly and set to increase further, it has never
Solving common controls issues to save energy Using a collaborative approach to energy efficiency, ecoDriver® Low Carbon Consultants identified & fixed building control issues which
1 Building, 3 Energy Saving Opportunities, Zero Capital Cost Using a collaborative approach to energy efficiency, ecoDriver® Low Carbon Consultants identified & fixed building control
CEEP reduces demand for heat by 30% ‘Through the CEEP process, the ecoDriver team helped us find energy waste which enabled us to reduce heat
Energy Audit Uncovers 25% Energy Waste ecoDriver® Low Carbon Consultants audited a building’s energy consumption and identified energy waste because of faulty occupancy schedules enabling
As one would expect, there are few (if any) buildings and plants in the UK that are not required to frequently undergo a regulatory audit
A carefully commissioned, finely tuned and actively monitored BMS/BEMS is likely to result in an energy-efficient, comfortable and safe environment but a simple manual change
Technology in buildings used for heating, cooling, ventilation, air conditioning and lighting can be complicated to understand and its performance will often deteriorate over time
A utilities consumption audit will identify the uses of energy and water within a building(s) or plant and the historic consumption of utilities. Using additional
10% Electricity Reduction 4 Month Payback Visibility of energy profile data makes identifying ‘quick win’ savings much simpler. Following a period of data capture and
22% Electricity Reduction 3 Month Payback By exposing a schools energy profile ecoDriver can identify controls issues which can be resolved quickly and result in
41% Electricity Reduction 8 Month Payback A common issue is where separate building control systems are installed but not integrated correctly or commissioned to work
Saving Energy in Schools One of the biggest, or possibly the biggest, news items over the past couple of years has been climate change. In
Where will education go post-lockdown as things return to some kind of normality? Will we return to business as usual or are we starting to
Rethinking environmental education By handing students the responsibility of looking after their school’s energy performance they are gaining valuable life experience at an early age
Funding the energy transition A common barrier for organisations when deciding whether to consider an energy efficient technology project is how to fund it and
The importance of a good BEMS and building controls solution has never been more apparent than during and after lockdown.
