Can you Teach an old Energy Manager New Tricks?

Thursday 28th November 2019

13:40 - 14:10

Theatre : Best Practice, Career and Training T1D2 Presentations

Energy Management has changed over my 30 years of involvement, from manual data collection and manipulation through to the constant wall of information in the multimedia world. The session will look at the changing landscape of Energy Management, how the tricks of the trade have advanced and how we have to change to understand, influence and improve energy conservation in our world.

Chris Mayhew Operations Improvement Manager – Energy
British Sugar

Visitors who viewed this session also viewed

The UK’s First Zero Energy Cost Business Park – Six Years On

In 2013 we built the UK’s first zero energy cost business park, called Armstrong Point. At the time it was a speculative industrial property development, which incorporated 12 low and…

What Really is SMART?

The word Smart is likely now the most used sales pitch for anything relating to a building. We are told nearly everything we buy has a smart aspect, whether this…

The road to Carbon Zero – A customer journey

With pressure mounting on organisations to make the transition to zero carbon, Wakefield Council has declared a climate emergency and is working with energy and services group, ENGIE, to achieve…

Implementing Energy Performance Contracts: Successes and Pitfalls

Over the past 5 years, NHS Scotland has implemented three major Energy Performance Contracts across its estate with an overall capital value in excess of £30million. Each project has faced…

SSEN & Piclo – The DSO transition and evolution of Network Services

SSEN will introduce their transition to a DSO and the increasing need for flexibility across their networks. Piclo will conclude by presenting their role as an independent marketplace to lower…

Smart Lighting – Unlocking the Potential of Light Sources for Beyond Lighting Applications

SECR Compliance – What To Look Out For!

Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover the background and requirements of SECR and the…

The case for zero carbon

What does being a zero-carbon business actually look like and what are the drivers and challenges businesses are likely to face on the road to achieving a zero-carbon status? This…

Your Emergency Briefing – Declaring a Climate Emergency and driving transformative change

We are living in a period of unprecedented climate concern, with many organisations declaring Climate Emergencies. What do these mean in practice and how can we as professionals use this…

Future Flexibility Markets – removing barriers and creating opportunity to drive zero-carbon operation

As the UK moves to a low-carbon economy, the way we operate the electricity system is evolving. A smart, flexible system that makes the best use of all the energy…

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting – Compliance Update

Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover an update from key stakeholders of the scheme…

Practical use of Wattstor’s EMS for dynamic load management of EV Utra-fast charging hubs

Steven will speak about the projects realised by Wattstor in 2019, where the iMP energy management system has been successfully deployed to perform dynamic load-management of EV fast-charging hubs. Peak-shaving…

Climate Change Adaptation – New International Standard ISO14090 and an ISO/ BSi adaptation and resilience standards update

ISO 14090 launched in 2019, developed with wide international consensus and as a UK-led global standard. The UK national expert attending the meetings, will talk us through what’s inside ISO…

Energy Auditing – All you want to know to make a lasting impact

It’s relatively easy to do undertake an energy audit, but doing it in a way that makes a lasting impact on the energy consumption performance of an organisation, is a…

Career Path in Energy Management: Lessons Learnt

The session explores the different paths that lead to a career in energy management and what those who have chosen this rewarding career found helpful in their career progression.

The Nitty-Gritty of SECR Compliance

This session aims to inform attendees about the background and requirements of SECR and give guidance on how to complete the process effectively within organisations. The session will cover: Scope and…

Sustainable finance – key developments in this field. New guidance from IEMA and new developing British Standards

What do we as professionals need to know? This session will provide an introduction to this increasingly relevant and important topic. Greg Chant Hall will provide an overview of Sustainable…

Climate Change: Corporate Outlook

For years, forward-thinking policymakers and businesses have targeted deep sectoral emissions cuts. What seems to have changed in the last year is the sense of urgency that comes with discussion…

Strategic Partnerships That Lead To Savings – How Important Is Data?

This session will discuss how an improved collaboration between Energy Managers, BMS Engineers and incumbent M&E teams can lead to a more efficient operation of buildings. The discussion will focus…

Positive Disruption: flexibility as the key to net-zero

Kevin will be covering our recent case studies on companies we’re working with to optimise flex in their organisations.

Energy Saving with VSDs in a Digital Age

Variable speed drives are celebrating their 50th birthday this year. While the fundamental principle of a VSD remains the same – to regulate the speed of an AC induction motor…

Embracing the flexible power future with a comprehensive energy strategy

The energy transition is ushering in a new energy landscape, with energy set to be more democratic, decentralised and digitalised than ever before. To negotiate this successfully and take advantage…

Demand Side Response – what next?

With the capacity market recently clearing at 77p/kW there are many market players wondering how they can monetise their assets in a market which only appears to be delivering diminishing…

The Role of EVs in the Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Mix

This session will focus on the role of EVs in the energy mix as the UK transitions towards net zero.

Changes in Regulation Around Battery Storage

Recent changes in regulation mean that battery storage will be able to be metered separately to the MPAN, boundary meter. This will allow trading the services storage can supply, including…

Redefining Business Engagement with Energy to Accelerate Sustainable Development

We are on the road to net zero and climate activism has never been stronger. This session will focus on how engagement with businesses to use energy solutions as part…

Using Data to Create an Energy Efficient Estate

How better building management and a data-led approach enabled LSH and 4D Monitoring to deliver portfolio-wide energy savings and drive down operational costs. In 2017, Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) partnered…