MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRIAL

Add to these smart control systems, occupancy sensors, and programmable thermostats for heating, chilling, ventilation, and air conditioning can help optimise energy use in industrial buildings.

Governments and regulatory bodies often establish energy efficiency standards and regulations for the industrial sector, which act as a key enabler to reaching the net zero target in the UK.

Implementing energy management systems and conducting energy audits can help optimise energy use in manufacturing facilities. In addition, various energy efficiency certification programs, such as ISO 50001, provide guidelines and recognition for organisations implementing energy management systems and sustainable practices such as the use of renewable technologies.

Energy management practices can also include demand side response programs, where industrial facilities voluntarily reduce energy usage during peak demand periods to support grid stability.

Manufacturing and industrial sectors have a substantial energy footprint due to the energy-intensive nature of their processes and equipment but there is a move towards energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, and sustainable practices to reduce energy consumption, lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Calibrate can help in this mission by proposing and installing solutions to transform an organisation’s energy profile and meet the Government’s agenda to reach net zero.  We can support in making the transition to installing renewables, as well as upgrade or expand existing systems, making your business more sustainable and positively impact your bottom line and carbon profile.