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Against the backdrop of mixed messages from government on transitioning away from fossil fuels, David Sing from Energy Assets argues that there is no time to lose in getting industry 'energy fi t' to both bear down on costs and contribute to the UK's wider sustainability goals. Aside from increasing pressure
from customers, stakeholders and suppliers to demonstrate their sustainability credentials, it's also likely that businesses will be subject to additional reporting regimes measuring their carbon footprint showing their progress. This article explores the
monitoring and measuring technology that can help energy managers get a grip on their data and prioritise the actions that will deliver the fastest payback.
Photo courtesy of Energy Assets SEE PAGE 29 for more details
FEATURES LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY
11 Investment in LED lighting can really improve our cities
Nico van der Merwe explores the impact retrofi tting smart LEDs can have on settings ranging from homes to factories to city streets
12 Remanufactured systems saving energy, boosting sustainability
Richard Wharrad explains the strategic and value-added advantages of specifying remanufactured lighting solutions
14 Taking the fi rst steps towards decarbonising lighting in offi ces
Sophie Parry says installations have to get the balance right between energy effi ciency and lighting quality
HEATING TECHNOLOGY
21 Roadmap to decarbonised heating – are we on track?
Chris Caton explores some of the key challenges that need to be addressed on the road to net zero
22 Fully condensing boilers can increase your EPC rating
Nick Guy shows how specifying a fully condensing boiler can achieve a better score
24 Is maintenance your top priority this year?
It's vital to maintain heat networks to maximise performance and effi ciency, says Steve Morris
25 Heating solutions in action
Room at the Inn for a low temperature hot water heating system
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26 Artifi cial Intelligence can help to optimise combustion control systems
Martin Thirsk explores the potential role of AI in enhancing the capability of combustion control systems
FUTUREBUILD 2024 SHOW PREVIEW
32 Get inspired by the latest innovations
Now in its 18th year, the Futurebuild exhibition and conference will be staged at London ExCeL from 5th - 7th March.
REGULARS 06 News Update
10 The Warren Report Proposals from the Davos Summit could help reduce energy demand while driving growth
17 Fundamentals CPD Series 21.07 Compressed Air
Eric Harding examines how end users can make savings on their compressed air use
28 Products in Action
A meat processing facility has installed a high effi ciency ammonia refrigeration system to realise a payback within one and a half years
33 New Products
Air-to-air heat pump technology off ers a specialised solution designed for highly crowded settings like restaurants and auditoriums
34 Talking Heads
Victoria Mustard rounds up the views of experts on what the future energy mix could look like in a decarbonising Britain
03 31 Leading by example
Landis+Gyr's Manchester headquarters is an example of how a solar PV system and a monitoring system can raise the sustainability stakes
MONITORING & METERING
29 Have you developed an energy consumption hierarchy?
Now is the time for industry to get 'energy fi t' with the latest measuring tools, says David Sing
30 Can wireless technologies revolutionise energy metering?
Tim Hooper explains how to delve deeper into the data for peak sustainability and resilience
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