Two iVoltCase Studies
Norland Managed Services and iVolt
help an International Investment Bank reduce their UK carbon output
A global leader in investment management and investment services established a sustainability program in 2007 that measures, monitors and reduces the global electricity energy consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions in their estate.
Norland Managed Services, part of CBRE Group are recognised as one of the leading facilities, energy and project management providers in the UK. Norland manage the UK BNY Mellon sites and were tasked with reducing the electricity consumption. As a preferred supplier iVolt were asked by Norland to look at one of the Bank ’s sites to see what savings could be achieved following an initiative from Norland’s Energy Manager.
FACTS AT A GLANCE PROJECT/ CUSTOMER DATE OF INSTALL
After a detailed site survey by iVolt engineers an 800A/528 kVa unit was proposed to power the whole site and reduce the voltage from an average of 241v to 220v. The unit was installed in November 2013 under the supervision of Norlands team and the Bank were immediately able to see the benefits through the patented IRT monitor which measures and records savings performance of the unit in real time.
The Bank were so impressed with an immediate saving of approx. £2000 per month that they commissioned Norland to upgrade the unit with iVolt’s GPRS modem so that the savings data can be seen by anyone through the secure web based portal
Investment Bank Norland Managed Services November 2013
ANNUAL KWH CONSUMPTION 1,885,930 IVolt UNIT SIZE ENERGY SAVING
IVO3x800-12-2 7.38% (latest data) CO2 EMISSIONS REDUCTION 63.01 metric tonnes Page 66 20/20 - Our Environment designed by iVolt.
"The overall installation of the iVolt Voltage Optimisation system was completed seamlessly during our clients annual shutdown. I found iVolt to provide a service which was both efficient and professional. Our client is extremely satisfied with the energy savings achieved which exceeded everyone’s expectations”
(David Harkman, Norland Managed Services, Contract Manager).
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