services

• electricity & gas
  • market intelligence
  • benchmarking
  • procurement
    • commercial negotiation
    • competitive assessment
  • energy management
  • contract adminnistration
  • invoice management
  • technical services
    • load management
    • smart metering
• new connections
• environmental management
  • energy efficiency
  • carbon management
    • carbon offsetting
    • climate change levy
    • carbon reduction
  • building certifications
  • renewable energy
• water
  • market intelligence
  • invoice management
  • leak detection
  • distribution services
  • surveys & design

electricity & gas: energy management

Accurate reporting of energy consumption is a vital part of any long-term energy saving programme. Without this information, it is difficult to produce the financial justification for energy saving initiatives or to prove the benefits of those that have already been implemented.

ESP’s web-based system enables individual sites to access their energy cost and consumption data and when used across a client's portfolio by all site facility managers, it will help them understand energy use in their buildings and quickly alert them to problems through anomaly tracking.

Reporting

ESP is working with a broad range of Companies to implement robust monitoring systems in order to ensure compliance with current and future legislation and provide a repository of complete and accurate data, which can then be used to implement cost effective and measurable greenhouse gas emissions reduction strategies. This reduction in absolute levels of consumption coupled with ESP’s existing market risk management expertise results in a higher degree of control over the costs associated with our Clients’ entire energy portfolio.

The UK government is increasingly committed to ensuring that business and public sector bodies play their part in addressing the problems of climate change. Many firms are already engaged in high profile initiatives to deliver real cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.

Through the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), and the introduction of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), businesses and the public sector will have to deliver real, measurable reductions in absolute levels of energy consumption on a year on year basis. This will require organizations to monitor and report on the energy performance of all buildings utilized.