Web-based analysis can identify energy savings

01 November, 2013

BMS, BEMS, control, energy management, Concept Energy Solutions

Concept Energy Solutions has updated its Aspect web-based tool that brings together real-time date from multiple sites, providing a single tool for monitoring and managing energy use. Aspect can typically unlock energy savings of 10 to 20% by providing a means to under the data that is collected by on-site meters. Existing clients for Aspect include integrated energy company Centrica.

Peter Stockwell, director of Concept Energy, says, ‘We are a consultancy that has years of experience in overcoming barriers to carbon reduction. This means we’re able to support our clients in using Aspect to run their premises more efficiently, more cost effectively and with a lower carbon footprint.

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