In order to reduce energy bills you should first take a close look at how your building is currently controlled.

Building Management Systems (BMS) can be found in almost all commercial buildings today.  Most Building Automation Systems (BAS) typically control around 60-80% of a buildings energy use.

By studying the power consumption readings for different zones and plant within a building, an energy manager can identify where waste is occurring and take appropriate remedial action, such as making adjustments to the environmental (air conditioning) energy control settings.

The installation of electricity sub-meters is a prerequisite for gaining an accurate picture of how energy is being used within a building.  Sub-metering is set to rise as new climate change legislation is introduced, bringing a renewed focus on measuring and managing energy consumption.

The newly developed Ethernet Metering Interface Controller (EMIC) provides a cost-effective way of allowing readings from multiple, multi-parameter electricity meters to be automatically channelled to a Trend Building Energy Management System (BEMS), where they can be displayed, analysed and then acted on to create energy savings.

Our team of dedicated Engineers have a "Can Do" approach towards the most demanding of control systems management problems.  We are constantly striving for the best solutions using our in-house control systems development department to assure a cost-effective service.  Our Engineers are fully trained BMS Controls Specialists with innovative ideas when it comes to saving energy solutions or specialised equipment, where applicable designed to meet clients' specific energy saving needs.

Upgrading your current system could prove very cost effective in the longer term by reducing your on going energy consumption.  Our Experts can offer real support for your systems, as well as highlighting energy savings with real results & savings that can be made almost immediately with little or no investment.

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Any organisation seeking to reduce its carbon emissions should first take a closer look at its building energy management system (BEMS).

Owners and tenants of non-domestic buildings are under mounting pressure to cut their energy usage and carbon emissions.  They are faced by the prospect of higher utility prices and ever more stringent legislation, not to mention public and stakeholder demands that they show high standards of corporate social responsibility.

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