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English schools wasting over £326 million per year on inefficient lighting


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xpert analysis of the energy consumption of state schools across England has shown over £326 million is being wasted every year because of the failure to switch to more efficient LED lighting. With only


an estimated one in five schools having switched so far, state schools are losing more than £18,500 per annum on average. However, the cash strapped schools are prevented from embracing innovative funding solutions to replace the old lights such as Light as a Service (“LaaS”) by procurement red tape. The analysis was done by eEnergy Group plc (“eEnergy”), a leading "Energy


Efficiency-as-a-Service" business in the UK and Ireland. Since May 2019, eEnergy, through its subsidiary eLight, has completed audits of more than 100 of schools of all sizes across England who are considering state of the art LED lighting systems to save money and cut carbon emissions. By using the LaaS model deployed by eLight, schools can upgrade their


lighting without any upfront capital payments while freeing up cash. For a fixed monthly service fee, the system is installed by eLight, with the energy savings more than meeting the costs throughout the typical seven-year contract. The average classroom costs £400 per year to light which drops to £100 with


LED Lighting As well as the wasted cash, by not switching to LED lighting, the schools are adding over 572,000 tonnes of unnecessary carbon, the equivalent to 26.4 million trees, into the atmosphere. With lighting accounting for more than half of the average school’s electricity bill, making this area more efficient will be key to meeting ambitious carbon targets. Furthermore, LED lighting can also help aid student concentration, with lighting designs that are specifically created for a school environment. Harvey Sinclair, CEO, eEnergy Group plc, says: “The idea of making all schools


more energy-efficient to save money is a no brainer. However, the £1 billion of grants announced by the Chancellor to make public sector buildings more energy efficient isn’t going to make much of an impact. We want the UK Government to cut red tape so schools can more easily work with companies such as eEnergy.” EENERGY GROUP | eenergyplc.com


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