Energy consumption from transport is within the scope of ESOS, however organisations are only required to include transport where the organisation is supplied with the fuel, not where they procure a transportation service that includes an indirect payment for the fuel consumption. This session will cover the audit, issues faced, options for efficiency and much more.
By Mark Tarry, Chief Financial Officer – Aggregated Micro Power Holdings plc Process heat and steam is very difficult to...
By Rachel Ward, Sustainability Manager – London Metropolitan University Tristan Wolfe, Energy Manager – University of Aberdeen Ian Lane,...
By Paul Lynch, Head of Energy & Water Management, VINCI Facilities Energy & Water management is increasingly high on the agenda of...
By John Lucas, Market Advisor Team Leader – Elexon Lord Rupert Redesdale, CEO – Energy Managers Association Making battery...
By Jeff Whittingham, Managing Director – Ørsted Sales UK Ltd As our energy infrastructure evolves, the role of the...
Phil Hunt, Head of Sustainability, Utilities and Engineering – University of East Anglia Dr Lore Grohmann, Marketing Manager –...
By Luke Richardson, Environmental Partnership Manager, Virgin Trains East Coast The aim of this presentation is to share my approaches and outline...
By Edward Barlow, Energy Manager – Buckinghamshire County Council Heat networks are typically associated with major urban centres, where...
UPS Smart Electric Urban Logistics project 11/12/2019 
Installing Kelda showers in the poolside area resulted in a 38% reduction in water at the Oasis Leisure Centre 11/08/2019 
A Positive Prognosis: Lower Energy Consumption and a More Even Indoor Environment at Parexel’s Nottingham Facility 10/17/2019 
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