HeatingSave is delighted to announce that they have won the Best Smart Building Management Software Solutions Provider 2021 in this year’s Energy & Power Awards hosted by SME News.
A Building Energy Management System (BEMS) has the ability to drastically save money for emergency services across the country. Saving money on heating and energy bills can have a huge impact for our blue light services, allowing them to not only control the stations energy usage, but also spend money in areas which will allow them to fulfill their duties to the best possible standard.
Village Halls Week, taking place between Monday 24th January and Sunday 30th January 2022, is a national campaign, shining a spotlight on the contribution England's 10,000+ village halls make to rural communities. It is an opportunity for hall management committees to celebrate their work and get inspiration from others.
Made of brass, the HS-TRVD-AD Adaptor For Drayton TRV3 Thermostatic Radiator Valves is the only automated TRV head that fits securely onto Drayton TRV-3 thermostatic valves; the broad high tensile stainless steel pin provides a perfect mechanical transmission of the automation force through to the TRV body pin.
Rising energy bills in the UK over the last few months have brought more than a hassle to businesses, already struggling financially due to business closures during the last years of the coronavirus pandemic. HeatingSave's Building Management System (BMS) is the key to making sure these expensive bills are reduced.
Customers who band together and ask for the best possible tariff could be more than £260 better off compared to those who choose to stick to their existing supplier, one of the UK’s energy suppliers believes. First Utility revealed that its most recent tariff stands at £892 per year for an average dual fuel household, […]
Energy efficiency and energy saving options are high on the agenda for British retailers, as the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has recently launched a new initiative to enable UK retailers to improve their energy efficiency. With energy costs expected to increase significantly over the next five years, greater energy efficiency is vital for the long-term […]
A range of public organizations such as the NHS, local authorities and educational institutions in Scotland could be required to report on climate change under new plans set out by the Scottish Government, a recent news report into this matter has been able to reveal. The Government’s consultation is seeking views on introducing a standard […]
Buy-to-let landlords who decide to improve their properties’ energy efficiency levels can easily claim back tax after carrying out the works, but the deadline for the scheme is approaching fast, with little over a month to go. The tax relief amounts to £1,500 per property, while landlords can also access a further £5,600 of Green […]
Facilities managers and building operators searching for best-in-class solutions designed to bridge the energy performance gap in their building portfolio will receive a helping hand from the BRE Trust and the Energy Services and Technology Association in the form of a set of guidelines published in their latest report – “Bridging the performance gap – understanding […]
Almost half (47%) of all UK businesses have never changed energy suppliers while an astounding 20% are not even aware that they can do so, which means that it’s harder for them to cut energy usage, a recent market survey has been able to reveal. The survey of more than 2,000 small business owners and […]
The Building Research Establishment (BRE) has announced the launch of a new national quality mark for new housing that will give home buyers and renters a clear indication of the quality and performance of a new home. Using a simple 5-star rating, the Home Quality Mark will illustrate the home’s overall running costs at a […]
