Energy Performance Monitoring
Monthly energy performance monitoring will eliminate energy wastage, ensuring your school is maximising savings on energy bills and reducing your carbon footprint.
Many schools and academies lack a clear understanding of their energy consumption, making it challenging to identify areas for improvement.
To tackle this we offer a holistic approach, combining energy efficiency measures, data insights, and sustainability initiatives to create a more sustainable and cost-effective learning environment.
Why monitor your school energy performance?
Analyse energy consumption each month through simple reports
Track down energy wastage to optimise school energy performance
Maximise energy bill savings and reducing CO2 emissions.
S2e’s energy performance monitoring will:
Help you understand your energy consumption better
Show you how much you are using and where e.g. lighting, HVAC and small power
Reduce your carbon footprint
Save you money on energy bills.
With an Energy Performance Monitoring (EPM) meter you can:
Visualise your electricity consumption
Intervene to eliminate wastage
Identify appliances ready for upgrade
Run reports, set targets and track performance
Forecast your costs (for budgetary purposes)
Improve maintenance tasks and prevent school closures.
Collaboration and recommendations
Furnished with the data recorded, S2e will analyse the findings, advise and support your school or academy on changes that can be made.
We will work on developing a tailored Energy Strategy that aligns with your Estates Strategy, recommend new technologies to reduce energy further and continuously monitor consumption, to identify performance and behavioural changes.
For more information on our Energy Performance Monitoring service please call 0116 5070130 or email enquire@s2e.org.uk.
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