Save your organisation money and improve your carbon credentials
Energy is a top five cost for most organisation’s and for some energy intensive industries it is in the top two. Added to this is the challenge of tackling climate change. It is documented that a well implemented energy efficiency programme can save a company up to 30%* of energy costs within three years and help with the regulatory demand placed on businesses to protect the planet.
This guide demonstrates that a strategic approach to deploying renewable energy is the most effective way to reaping significant benefits for businesses both large and small.
*Reference 1. Source: McKinsey – Manufacturing resource productivity.
Why implement an energy strategy?
Without support from the highest level any energy efficiency programme is likely to fail. There may be quick wins but without sustained enthusiasm from the board, middle managers are likely to see this efficiency drive as another passing fad.
To counter this some organisations employ an Energy Manager or Corporate Sustainability Manager while others have given the responsibility to a senior executive. It proves that energy is no longer a minor issue but one that requires serious time and effort. They see that energy affects many parts of the business including:
- Reputation
- Profit
- Performance
- People
- Persuasion
In this report we will look at those in more detail and help you gauge how far your organisation has come on the road to an energy strategy fit for the early 21st Century.
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