reliable solution for cutting expenses and lowering environmental impact.
The benefits of implementing an EMS Implementing an EMS offers significant advantages, particularly in heating management. One of the most immediate benefits is cost savings, which is increasingly vital given recent energy price fluctuations. At Clarke Controls, we have a proven history of saving our clients up to 25% on their heating and energy bills in the first year of operation. These savings are achieved through precise heating control and identifying previously overlooked inefficiencies.
Beyond financial savings, EMS reduces a building’s carbon footprint, helping businesses meet sustainability targets and comply with increasing legislative requirements.
Setting a consistent and comfortable temperature enhances worker satisfaction and productivity, crucial in environments where comfort impacts performance, such as offices and manufacturing facilities. Plus, by having the tamper-proof controls set remotely, an EMS reduces the constant AC/heating battles!
Furthermore, an EMS streamlines heating and energy use, improving operational efficiency. Predictive analytics on many modern platforms can identify potential issues before they escalate, further enhancing reliability and efficiency.
An EMS is invaluable for businesses aiming to meet sustainability goals or achieve Net Zero. It generates annual reports on energy use and emissions, which assists in meeting Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) requirements. For those targeting Net Zero, EMS offers a clear strategy for reducing greenhouse gases.
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commercial heating Heating systems are among the largest energy consumers in commercial and industrial buildings. In facilities with extensive open areas like showrooms, heating can account for up to 75% of total energy use, highlighting it as a critical area for savings. By optimising heating, businesses can significantly reduce their energy consumption.
Optimising human resources with EMS An EMS also enhances staff efficiency by automating heating control, freeing employees to focus on other essential tasks. Acting as a virtual site manager, an EMS constantly optimises temperatures and ensures operational efficiency, covering multiple sites simultaneously.
The future of energy management Energy management is rapidly evolving, with new technologies being developed to tackle emerging challenges. Future EMS platforms are expected to feature advanced data analytics, AI-driven automation, and greater integration with renewable energy sources. For facilities managers, adopting a modern EMS is not just about addressing current challenges but also positioning their facilities to benefit from future innovations.
Conclusion Energy management systems are essential for facilities managers who want to optimise heating and energy use. EMS offers a comprehensive solution to today’s facility management challenges by reducing costs, cutting carbon emissions and improving operational efficiency.
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