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How Important is Energy Management for Public Sectors?

Sarah Harford
27/02/2023

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Why should public sectors utilise energy management services?

Energy management is a critical aspect of public sector operations. It involves the efficient use of energy resources to reduce costs and environmental impact while maintaining and improving service levels.

What is included in Energy Management?

One key strategy for managing energy in the public sector is to set clear energy efficiency targets. These targets can be used to guide decision-making, prioritize actions, and measure progress.

Another important aspect of energy management is the use of energy data. By collecting and analysing data on energy consumption and costs, public sector organisations can identify areas where energy efficiency improvements can be made. This information can also be used to track progress towards energy efficiency targets and to identify opportunities for cost savings – with the help of BP Consulting, we can identify key areas of high usage where reductions can be made.

Furthermore, public sector organisations can improve energy efficiency is lighting. The use of energy-efficient lighting, particularly LED lights, can significantly reduce energy consumption and costs. Additionally, the use of automatic lighting controls, such as occupancy sensors, can further reduce energy consumption by ensuring lights are only on when needed.

Renewable Energy Options

The use of renewable energy sources is of crucial importance for public sector organisations; many organisations have net-zero goals, whether this is self-targeted or government-targeted. This can include the installation of solar panels on public buildings, or the use of wind or geothermal energy. Not only does this reduce the organisation’s reliance on fossil fuels, but also helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Concerns surrounding procurement are more common now than they ever have been. With the volatile energy market, even public sector organisations may struggle to navigate the fluctuations. Our team of experts constantly monitor the market, trying to find the most competitive prices for our clients, saving them the time and effort that goes into finding the best prices that fall within budget.

BP Consulting can help public sector organisations with their energy procurement, management, and renewable generation, with intent consideration of the market and the needs of the organisation, all with cost-efficiency in mind.

If you are part of the operations of a public sector organisation, contact us using the buttons below to find how we can help your organisation make the most of its energy.