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MEASURABLE.ENERGY UNVEILS AI-POWERED FUSED SPURS TO MAXIMISE


ENERGY SAVINGS Measurable.energy, experts in eliminating wasted energy, has announced the launch of its latest innovation – fused spurs. This highly anticipated addition to their product line is set to transform the landscape of energy management in construction and commercial buildings.


measurable.energy plays a crucial role in the time of heightened energy consciousness. With various electrical devices being a norm in commercial spaces, the ability to manage and control energy usage is paramount.


The team at measurable.energy offers a strategic solution to this challenge, allowing businesses to curb wastage, reduce costs, and minimise carbon footprint.


Small power isn’t small


measurable.energy’s primary focus is small power - the electricity used by equipment like monitors, AV equipment, printers, counter-top water taps etc. This typically accounts for 40% of total electricity usage in most commercial buildings. Up to half


of that is waste, resulting from devices being left on or in standby.


By using machine learning (AI) technology, measurable.energy eliminates wasted energy in buildings, turning the tide on carbon emissions.


The company’s technology identifies your devices and continually measures their usage, automatically turning them on and off to eliminate wasted energy. They actively minimise your carbon emissions, helping you to achieve your net zero goals, whilst reducing your electricity costs by at least 20%.


Launching fused spurs to maximise impact


measurable.energy says it is thrilled to introduce fused spurs as the latest addition to its product portfolio. Like its plug sockets, fused spurs deliver tangible results for organisations seeking to optimise energy usage.


The fused spurs are engineered to address the challenge of managing the more power-hungry devices which require fused connection units and often are in hard-to-reach places.


Now, businesses can save energy on a broader range of devices,


contributing to both cost savings and environmental sustainability.


Dan Williams, CEO & Co-Founder, measurable.energy, said: “I, the team and our customers could not be more excited about the launch of our fused spurs. This means that our customers can automatically tackle even more of their energy use and CO2 emissions.


“It's a brilliant feeling to know that right now measurable.energy are making a measurable, positive difference to emissions and energy bills, and it will only grow bigger.”


The cost of wasting energy


The urgency is clear – organisations cannot afford to waste energy, money, or contribute unnecessary CO2 emissions.


By working with measurable.energy, organisations can take immediate steps toward a more sustainable future while enjoying the economic benefits of optimised energy usage.


To stay ahead of the curve and meet sustainability targets, organisations need to act now and integrate this technology into their energy management systems. By doing so, they not only demonstrate a commitment to environmental responsibility but also position themselves as industry leaders in adopting cutting-edge technologies.


With a return on investment within a maximum of two years and sometime as short as few weeks, it’s never been easier to save the planet and your pocket.


www.measurable.energy


BALFOUR BEATTY LIVING PLACES AWARDED CONTRACT EXTENSION IN HEREFORDSHIRE


Balfour Beatty Living Places has secured a £54m, two-year extension to its Herefordshire Public Realm contract by Herefordshire County Council.


Following a history of good performance, effective asset management and delivering value for money since Balfour Beatty first partnered with the Council in 2013, the collaborative partnership will now run to Autumn 2026.


Balfour Beatty Living Places will work alongside Herefordshire County Council to maintain the county’s 3,250 kilometres of roads and deliver services including street lighting and street cleaning as well as the maintenance of parks and open spaces.


The company will continue to implement innovative technologies and solutions such as artificial intelligence to further enhance its Operational Control Hub, allowing operational teams to automate the


monitoring of the road network across the county, and capture data in real time to prioritise repairs and maintenance works.


Since the Hub was installed in 2021, 94% of 41,544 reactive jobs were completed on time, 100% of 1,901 emergency responses were completed to schedule and 61% of all reactive works were delivered ahead of schedule.


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