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Lower Your Bills by Tackling Business Energy Wastage

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A new e-guide has been published by Inprova Energy to show businesses ways in which they can reduce their energy costs, simply by better monitoring and targeting of their consumption.

The free e-guide details four steps energy managers can take to understand and profile their organisation’s energy use. This will help inform their energy strategy and lead to lower bills.

“If you think your energy bill is a fixed cost that’s out of your control, think again”, said Kerry Hamilton, Head of Energy & Environment for Inprova Energy. “By monitoring, analysing and understanding how you use energy, you can then understand where wastage may be occurring. It’s then possible to take action to reduce both the waste and the cost.”

She added: “Understanding energy consumption patterns is invaluable in developing strategic energy plans and forecasting demand, as well as informing contract renewal choices and improving bill validation. It can also help organisations move their energy load away from peak charging hours, as well as potentially generate revenue for entering the capacity market. All options will reduce energy costs.”

Download the Energy Manager’s Guide to Consumption Management.

Further information: www.inprovaenergy.com

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