The action report showed that these recommendations would bring about significant improvements, with a predicted 7,345 kWh of energy saved every year – representing 1.72 tonnes of CO2 emissions, and £1,463 worth of energy bills.
The new lighting system will not only save them money on their energy bills and cut their carbon emissions, it will also require less maintenance, reducing costs further and improve light quality for their working environment.
A recent survey found that the two main barriers to action for small businesses wanting to transition to net zero were a lack of in-house skills and knowledge and a lack of funding.
As St Hilda’s College moves towards best practice in energy management, numerous opportunities arise to engage students, staff, and site visitors in energy-related matters.
Hill End reached out for our energy efficiency experts to investigate how much energy they were using, how best they could reduce wastage, and improve the experience of their customers at the same time.
We know your time and finances are limited, and learning about how to reduce your energy costs can feel like a juggling act. That's where ESOx steps in. Our expert team will conduct a thorough on-site Workplace Energy Efficiency Assessment, providing you with an Action Report detailing your options. Businesses typically save 19% on energy costs after implementing our recommendations, while also building a more sustainable workplace for the long term. So, don't delay. Get in touch with our team today.
The team at The Granite House were becoming increasingly aware of and concerned about climate change, and wanted to make changes in their own lives to make a different - and that included at work too.
Business type: Accountancy
Building age: 1990s
Primary goal: To reduce the environmental impact of the building
Measures: Replacing storage heaters with air source heat pumps, double glazing windows, draught-proofing, employee awareness.