These figures from the government - which came in before the last big price hikes - are pretty astonishing. Find out how we can help you to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in your hospital, surgery or clinic by taking control of air conditioning systems and lighting in occupied and unoccupied rooms.
The healthcare sector is under pressure to eliminate energy waste, and the recent pandemic has added to that. A careful analysis of how the NHS uses energy will help it to save money and tackle climate change. Government led sustainability targets and tough budget decisions are set against a landscape where many buildings are be operational 24/7 365 days of the year. For Estates Directors and Energy Managers, the carbon reduction challenge is a significant one. The good news is, our British designed and manufactured air conditioning and lighting control technologies are proven to minimise energy waste and maximise staff and patient comfort.
According to the Carbon Trust, electricity accounts for over 50% of a hospital's energy costs. Experience shows that significant savings can be made. For example, every part of a hospital, surgery or medical centre has periods throughout the day when it is unoccupied. This presents an opportunity to reduce energy consumption within these areas.
Climateq is helping the healthcare sector to take control of its electricity bills. In fact, where installed, our control based solutions are proven to achieve an average 30% reduction in energy use. Our affordable technologies offer a triple win: they reduce energy costs; lower CO₂ emissions; and preserve the lifespan of expensive electrical equipment. The biggest hurdle for NHS energy managers is time. It is often believed that managing the work required to reduce their energy consumption is an undesirable distraction from their day-to-day core activities. However, only a small amount of information is required to 'get the job done'. If need be, we are happy to carry out site surveys to acquire that information.
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