Enigin Distributor Launches to Help Local Businesses Cut Energy Costs
WITH financial problems still troubling Europe many are surprised to see new ventures start up or grow, but as in the following example the time is perfect to be an Enigin Distributor.
In the UK’s west country a businessman reveals that despite the European wide financial problem there is still much that companies can and need to do to save energy and hence protect their bottom line - the financial hardships mean that it is the perfect time to invest in Enigin plc's energy efficiency products and programmes.
Robert Lamoon, who has just launched his Enigin Distributorship, Energy Savvy, and reckons that firms should see the potential financial benefits of investing in energy efficiency.
“Energy Savvy has been launched to help companies maximise their profits by reducing their energy expenditure by up to 40 percent.
“By using our services, companies can reduce their energy expenditure significantly and help the environment,” Robert comments.
“We have one of the most advanced and capable ‘Smart Meters’ [Eniscope] on the market; it displays real time energy usage to allow clients to monitor and understand their energy consumption.
“This is the first and main step to exposing energy wastage to allow a strategy to be drawn up to address energy inefficiency,” Robert comments further.
Energy Savvy initially helps companies reduce their energy costs by conducting free energy surveys to assess the individual client’s needs, they then not only highlights any issues, but also recommend a unique range of cutting edge energy saving solutions to address various inefficient applications.
“The energy saving products we offer also have a secondary benefit,” explains Robert, “they increase profit margins by reducing the maintenance costs of different appliances such as lighting, air conditioning, refrigeration or motors.
“We also offer a pay as you save plan which means any investment risk is removed because the savings made can reimburse the outlay to provide immediate return on investment.
“Typically, businesses, including those that do generate their own green energy, can waste around 40 percent if they fail to follow good energy conservation principles – what we can do is identify this waste and eliminate it.”
(Source: Weston and North Somerset Echo)
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