Case Study: Sustainable Energy Management for Automotive Manufacturers
By ENGIE Impact With global, energy intensive portfolios of showrooms, manufacturing plants and electric vehicle charging points, controlling energy usage and spend is a top priority for automotive companies. A decentralised approach to energy management has its benefits, but creates challenges for gathering complete datasets for internal reporting, with added concern that invoices from energy […]
Four essential questions behind a credible net zero strategy
By ENGIE Impact The Race to Zero is on. More than 1,000 companies, including 82 Global Fortune 500 companies, have announced Net Zero targets, with many joining the race within the last 12 months alone. Yet, in the absence of finalised, widely-accepted Net Zero standards, many are questioning the credibility of corporate Net Zero pledges. […]
A watershed moment for sustainability commitments
By Mark Perera, CEO, Vizibl Last month saw a landmark ruling where Royal Dutch Shell was instructed to significantly step up its 2030 climate commitments and slash absolute emissions by 45% compared to 2019 levels. This ruling represents a considerable advance on Shell’s stated aim to cut 45% of its emissions intensity compared to 2016 […]
Need Accurate Sustainability Reporting? Make sure you have quality data first!
By Bill Identity Sustainability reporting should be a quick and easy way to understand how your business performs against best sustainability practices relating to energy, water and waste, and employee programs. Get ahead of the curve and download your free guide from Bill Identity today. Click to Download Free Guide
New Release: The European Energy Market Report
Wholesale energy markets throughout Europe are still volatile and complex. Between supply and demand, geopolitics and macro/micro economics, energy managers and procurement specialists find it difficult to manage the risk associated with energy purchases without a deep understanding of the markets and the many elements that affect pricing. Developed using data from over 30 deregulated […]
Integrating Smart Building Technology
Buyer beware – the marketplace for building automation, smart building, and building technology is evolving quickly and is full of new technologies, complicated integration and snazzy buzzwords. It is so important to understand the benefits to be achieved from making a building ‘smart’, and to define what this actually means to you, the building occupier, […]
Technology company partners with ENGIE Impact to streamline energy procurement strategy on a global scale
By ENGIE Impact With over 100 sites — and an average yearly consumption of 64 million kWh per site — a large technology company realised that they needed to have an aggressive strategy in order to reach 100% renewable energy in Europe and the United States. Procuring energy for multiple sites in various countries is a […]
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: ENGIE Impact
By ENGIE Impact Today, sustainability is a top priority for organisations around the globe – but while 84% have set sustainability goals, less than 30% are on pace to achieve them. ENGIE Impact applies data analytics, multi-disciplinary expertise, and global reach to accelerate the sustainability transformation of corporations. From strategy to implementation, actionable solutions help […]
Flow informs to maximise energy efficiency and savings
Being able to see how system components are performing in real-time is crucial if energy managers are to reduce costs and improve environmental performance of buildings. Without information on fluid flow, across the system, it’s difficult to diagnose and optimise efficiency. With accurate flow information, the picture changes entirely. Armstrong Fluid Technology has developed Active […]
The Heat Networks (Metering & Billing) Regulations – Action Required in 2021
By ETS What are the Heat Networks (Metering & Billing) Regulations? The Heat Networks (Metering & Billing) Regulations – ‘HNMBR’ – were introduced in 2014 to drive energy efficiency and carbon reduction across heat networks which, as they represent a relatively small proportion of UK heating systems, previously went largely unregulated. In short, the regulations […]