Find where your energy is being used, where it is being wasted, and where you can make improvements.
Reducing energy costs isn’t always about generating more energy.
Sometimes the biggest opportunity is to use less energy in the first place.
Businesses can often have energy losses hidden within:
Understanding where energy is being consumed is the first step towards identifying where improvements can be made.
Following the assessment, TRE can provide recommendations outlining potential improvement opportunities and their expected benefits. Where appropriate, recommendations can includ
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We start by understanding your business, your buildings and how energy is being used.
We examine energy consumption, systems, equipment and processes to identify inefficiencies and potential areas of waste.
We develop practical recommendations based on your business requirements and potential financial and environmental benefits.
Once the right improvements have been identified, we can help you move towards implementation through the relevant energy and renewable solutions.
Our energy efficiency services can be relevant to:
The exact approach depends on the building, business operations and energy profile.
Energy efficiency is only one part of a wider energy strategy. TRE can consider efficiency alongside renewable generation and other energy solutions.
Different businesses have different energy requirements. We focus on understanding the individual site before recommending improvements.
The aim is to provide businesses with useful information they can actually act upon.
Energy improvements need to make sense financially as well as environmentally.
An energy audit is a detailed assessment of how energy is being consumed within a building, business or organisation. It can help identify inefficiencies, energy waste and potential improvement opportunities.
Depending on the business, an audit may examine heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting, controls, insulation, equipment, industrial processes and energy consumption.
It can identify opportunities that may reduce energy consumption and therefore operating costs. The actual savings depend on the site, existing equipment, energy usage and improvements implemented.
ESOS is the UK’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme. It requires qualifying large organisations to assess their energy use and identify energy-saving opportunities.
No. ESOS applies to organisations that meet the relevant qualification criteria. The requirements and thresholds can change between scheme phases, so TRE should confirm a client’s current eligibility before providing compliance advice.
Absolutely. Improving efficiency can reduce the amount of energy a business needs, while renewable technologies can help provide cleaner energy for the remaining demand.
You may know how much you're spending on energy. But do you know where that energy is going? And more importantly: Do you know where you're wasting it? TRE can help you understand your energy performance, identify opportunities and build a smarter energy strategy.
Start With an Energy Assessment
