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The finance sector uses a LOT of energy to run their offices effectively. With energy consumption being a hot topic at the moment in the world of business, it is essential that techniques to monitor energy use are in place- introducing the energy management system (EMS). We have previously spoken about what it is (click the link if you missed that blog), therefore it is time to address how it benefits your business! Keep reading to find out.

Energy management systems are quickly rising in popularity due to their ability to save endless amounts of energy and money for businesses. Other techniques can be used, but it is the detailed nature of the data provided that allows even more savings to be made. Return on investment is clear and easy to see, making it the ideal choice for any business looking to cut down on wasted energy use.

You have installed the energy management system, but the fun does not stop there. There are other energy management strategies that you could implement in the day to day runnings of your office to keep energy costs down and your eco-friendly status up. With you in mind, we have collated 5 of our favourite strategies for you to implement in your financial business.

Maintenance is key in order to keep your property and its contents working efficiently. There are a variety of methods available, in this blog post we focus on Reactive Maintenance. This is when repairs are undertaken where an issue arises with the appliance/item, this aims to fully restore the item to full working order. This method is sometimes known as ‘breakdown maintenance’ as usually the item is left to break down before any maintenance is completed. This method can be highly beneficial for financial businesses, keep reading to find out!

If you own a property, business or collection of assets, asset lifecycle management is essential for you to stay within budget, work effectively and remain safe. Essentially, asset management is the process of managing vital assets. The management involves a life cycle which describes every stage: planning, purchasing, maintenance and disposal. In this blog we explain what exactly is meant and the benefits which occur as a result of implementing this into your financial company schedule.

The amount of energy your business uses may never have crossed your mind, but we are here to tell you that you NEED to be aware. Your energy bill is expensive, not only that but you are probably wasting energy, therefore, are contributing to the environmental changes that we are currently going through (e.g. climate change, sea levels rising, damage to the earth etc.) We are here to tell you 6 unsuspecting items in your office which are using a LOT of energy, perhaps unnecessarily.