Mastering Monitoring & Targeting: Unlock Savings From Your Energy Data

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A systematic approach to both short-term wins and long-term action 

Looking to unlock energy savings? Want to reduce your operational costs? Meet regulatory compliance and future-proof your business? 

If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, we’re delighted to invite you to “Mastering Monitoring & Targeting: Unlock Savings from your energy data ”. Expect to hear practical advice you can implement right away and how to ensure continued success for the long-term. 

When: Wednesday 21st May, 2pm – 2:30pm

In the session, hosted by experts Joe Wright and Sarah Penn, you will learn: 

  • What Monitoring and Targeting is, and why is it important 
  • The different data types you can use for M&T 
  • How to get started immediately with practical steps

You’re probably already tracking energy – but M&T reveals the hidden savings within your data.  

There will also be an opportunity for Q&A with our experts to answer your individual needs. Don’t miss out!  

Meet the hosts:

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Joe Wright, Managing Consultant (Energy) at Energise

Joe leads the energy pod and enjoys advising clients how they can reach their energy and sustainability goals.

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Sarah Penn, Key Account Director at Energise

Sarah is responsible for overseeing our customer experience team and thrives on helping them exceed their expectations.

Key benefits you can expect from M&T include: 

  • Reduced energy costs 
  • Early detection of faults or issues 
  • Improved operational efficiency 
  • Informed decision making

Can’t attend the live webinar, but interested to learn more about Monitoring and Targeting? Register anyway and we will follow up with a recording of the session.

As a leading consultancy walking the talk on sustainable action, Energise believes that business should be a force for good. We specialise in helping organisations achieve their sustainability goals and requirements, whilst ensuring long-term change and unlocking opportunities along the way. 

Written By    Emma Lane

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