Category: Energy Management
£5.9m project to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy resilience is underway at Ealing Hospital
A £5.9m project at Ealing Hospital in west London is expected to cut carbon emissions by around...
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Portmeirion appoints Lucideon to reduce kiln energy use
Portmeirion has appointed Lucideon to develop a scientific approach to minimise energy usage, by reducing the amount of natural gas burned in their production process.
In a six-month programme, the loading of Portmeirion’s premium earthenware products into their biscuit kiln will be measured, analysed and ultimately computationally modelled to understand and optimise the firing process.
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Atlas Copco launches SMART AIRnet pipework to remove manufacturing’s blind spot
Atlas Copco has launched SMART AIRnet, a connected pipework system that extends IIoT-based monitoring beyond the compressor room and into the compressed air distribution network itself, giving manufacturers greater visibility of how air is delivered, used and lost across their sites.
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HRS Heat Exchangers: Why not all gas coolers are equal
Whether you want to recover waste heat from exhaust gases or remove moisture from biogas to...
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S Jones announces entry-level battery storage solution
Shipping container conversion specialist, S Jones Conversions has developed a new entry-level battery storage solution – the Green Battery Store – as part of its extensive battery storage range.
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Nidec Conversion contributes to Ignitis Group’s BESS project in Lithuania
Nidec Conversion is proud to announce its contribution to one of the most significant energy storage initiatives in the Baltic region: Ignitis Group’s Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Lithuania, totalling 291 MW / 582 MWh across three strategic sites.
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Finning Power Rental adds BESS to its fleet
Finning Power Rental (FPR) has introduced the first Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) to its...
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How heat transfer fluids can help lower costs and carbon footprint
In an era of tightening regulations, rising energy prices and ambitious sustainability targets, manufacturers are under pressure to do more with less — less energy, less waste and less environmental impact. One often overlooked opportunity lies in heat transfer fluids (HTFs).
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CP Automation: A practical approach to power quality and efficiency
Voltage optimisation (VO) is often promoted as a simple way to cut energy use and costs. While...
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Flow control system from Bürkert reduces energy costs for aerospace equipment manufacturer in Portsmouth
An initiative to reduce energy costs for Dart Aerospace in Portsmouth identified steam energy usage that could be optimised. The company involved Bürkert’s engineering team to develop a system that could automatically close steam flow during non-operational periods. This custom-developed flow control system was set live in January 2025 and achieved return on investment in a matter of months. Paul Hobden, Account Manager at Bürkert UK, reports.
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Schneider Electric: Entering the age of electricity
For decades, the world’s electricity system was a one-way street, writes Frédéric Godemel, EVP...
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10 leading companies call on policymakers to set higher MEPS for key appliances
Companies, including household names like ABB, Danfoss and Johnson Controls, are calling on policymakers around the world to drive up global energy efficiency by setting higher minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for key appliances such as air conditioners.
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