ANTICIPATE LONDON: EXHIBITORS


COMPANY: BEM SERVICES


STAND: FM2440 Minimise your building’s energy usage with BEM Services.


If you are a facilities manager wanting to keep the lights switched on this winter, BEM Services is launching a series of free downloadable technical help guides to solve common energy efficiency challenges for the built environment on stand FM2440, Anticipate London 2024.


Then if you need more specific guidance, you can also benefit from BEM Services’ expert rapid, yet reliable consultancy and energy audit service for just a one- off fee with no need for expensive contracts to help minimise energy usage across all types of buildings.


Mark Boardman, Managing Director, BEM Services, explained: “Many will be hoping this winter there will be more stability in the UK’s energy costs after the sharp rises we have seen in recent years. But businesses can easily adapt by adopting innovative ways to reduce


energy use and greenhouse gas emissions that will save costs too.


“If you are unsure for example, of the best air source heat pump system to use or if solar panels will yield better results, or what type of boiler is more suitable, we can help advise on all of these questions and provide consultancy and audits to determine on what your project needs.”


BEM Services advises on a broad range of energy solutions to ensure your project yields positive results in its sustainability efforts and saves you costs in the future. Its team is experienced in creating complex models and designs for various systems that impact heating, lighting, air conditioning, water and more.


For further information and to download a series of free technical help guides, please visit the website below.


www.bem-services.co.uk


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