Below are examples of energy and carbon reviews undertaken, and presented to the client.
This is a sample report undertaken at a football club. Energy use and carbon emissions reflect the home game schedule. Significant spikes in use on match days, very low use for significant period.
This is a sample report undertaken at a industrial manufacturing business. It is a 24/7 production operation. Significant focus is therefore on mitigation of energy use during the peak cost of electricity in distribution Red Zone and transmission Triad charging periods. Also supply capacity was reviewed and options presented.
This is a sample report undertaken at a golf club with bar and catering facilities. Energy use and carbon emissions reflect the day time operation of the golf club with evening and weekend additional social functions. There is a reliance on electric air conditioning and the data revealed significant out of hours energy use.
This is a sample report undertaken at a school but equally applicable for a college or university. Energy use and carbon emissions reflect the 24 hour 7 day a week nature of this example as the students are resident during the term. The space available to the school allows for consideration of heat pumps and solar power.
This is a detailed carbon report for a stainless steel fabricator. The objective was to ring fence the carbon footprint, Scope 3, of the supplied stainless steel, and then identify the balance of carbon emissions from the business with a view to reduction.
This is an example of a business carbon footprint to GHG Protocol Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3, together with the carbon reduction plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. It is presented as PDF from a Microsoft Power BI file.
This is a detailed project programme describing the steps needed to take a business from day one of their energy efficiency and carbon footprint reduction journey, through audits and feasibility studies, to contractor tenders and quotes, to implementation and verification, and the business management systems. Included are the steps for ISO 50001 and Heat Networks code of practice.
This is an example of an analysis of energy use systems and renewable energy systems, and how they would impact your business electricity consumption and energy costs. This then provides for a cost benefit analysis.
This is an example of a review for a Golf Cub of a proposed soalr farm and electric vehicle charging based on a quote from a contractor. This then provides for a cost benefit analysis.
This is an example of a review for increasing the size of solar generation on a large business using their 00 half houly meter data. This electricity data is from a large hotel.
We have delivered multiple online and in person training for Hull City Council and the Energy Managers Association. Training of your staff is key to any carbon and energy management process.
