energy saving

Prioritising sustainability and energy efficiency is not only good for the environment but also good for business. Energy inefficiency significantly increases overhead costs and, therefore, depletes profits. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly common for tenders to request evidence of environmental policies and their effectiveness. A failure to provide these could result in losing lucrative contracts. However, first companies must ascertain how they are losing energy and where they can make potential improvements. Fluke’s six essential tools allow facilities managers to do just that, as well as monitor alterations to assess their efficacy. Continue reading →

The ongoing cost of living crisis has understandably prevented many people from undertaking essential home maintenance work. To reduce spending, homeowners leave simple safety checks or repair jobs unaddressed. Far from saving households money, avoiding necessary upkeep is estimated to cost the average home £1885 a year, contributing to an overall additional expenditure of £6.8bn across households in the UK. One task that property owners often procrastinate is having their gas boiler safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Still, with autumn and winter fast approaching, not having your boiler safety checked could prove more expensive than having it done.[1] Continue reading →

PASS Ltd invites you to this FREE Energy Saving workshop, hosted by Fluke's Mark Sherwood Technical Product Specialist. Continue reading →