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The Age For Enigin's Energy Efficiency

 I read a great article by Paddy Manning on the The Age website from Australia.

It appears that in Australia they are about to debate various carbon emission policies, like so many other countries.

This is of interest to everyone connected with Enigin, Partners and Distributors, as energy efficiency is the nature of our business.

Manning goes on to discuss the energy efficiency business, showing what a great business opportunity we have:

Ho hum, you say? No money in it? Wrong. Energy efficiency is the fastest-growing carbon abatement market, according to HSBC's recent Climate Annual Index Review. HSBC estimated that the global market for energy efficiency this year was $US164 billion ($A178 billion) and would grow to more than $US600 billion by 2020.

Building Energy Efficiency - A Growing Need

A few weeks ago I discovered a very interesting post on a blog (Smart Grid News) by their senior news editor Doug Peeples. It is an interesting article for us here at Enigin.

I would like to share this with anyone considering getting into or already in the energy saving business it will be an intyeresting read:

Energy Efficiency must take Priority over Renewables

These were the sentiments of Benj Sykes, the director of innovations for the UK's Carbon Trust.

Writing an excellent article in The Guradian he argues his point strongly - with some details that Enigin Distributors and all business owners need to consider.

In the superscription to the article it states "Using renewable energy gives your business a certain cachet, but don't underestimate the importance of energy efficiency."

Energy Efficiency needs to be Focus for Governments

The businesstimes.com website of Singapore has recently posted an excellent article about the importance of energy efficiency by Joe Hogan, the CEO of ABB, the Swiss-based company.

I would like to share this with you in full as it is very useful for everyone who works in the energy saving business, in fact it is useful for everyone to realise how important energy efficiency is - which is our focus at Enigin.

With the UN Climate Change Conference currently taking place in Cancun, Mexico, Hogan's words are timely - please read on:

A Very Bright Future for Energy Saving Industry so say HSBC

HSBC Bank’s "Sizing the climate economy" report, released on September 6 suggests a bright future for energy efficiency and related industries, with a possible tripling in value.

The report claims that the world's low-carbon energy market is likely to treble by 2020 and that rising concerns about resource scarcity would support broad consensus on the threat of climate change.

Climate policy has faced hurdles of late, including faltering U.N. climate talks to agree a post-2012 successor to the Kyoto Protocol and repeated Senate setbacks to a U.S. climate bill. But mounting pressure, as a result of growth in the emerging economies, on energy, land and water plus a rising world population has added momentum toward a more efficient "climate economy," the bank claim.

"A new climate is starting to emerge, driven as much by resource scarcity and industrial innovation as by the raw realities of global warming," the report said.

Under what the HSBC report called the "conviction" scenario, which the reports authors reckon is the most likely result, annual capital investment would grow from an annualized $460 billion in 2010 to $1.5 trillion in 2020, but HSBC analysts reveal that they expect it is more likely to treble to $2.2 trillion, implying a global annual market growth of 7-11 percent from 2009-2020.

The report suggests the market will grow fastest in China, which will leap-frog the United States but the European Union (EU) will still lead the way as it has set itself tough efficiency, renewable energy and emission targets through to 2020.

The dominant sector shift would be to efficiency technologies, which would overtake low-carbon energy technologies such as wind, solar and nuclear power.

A low-carbon energy economy often requires higher upfront costs, this has led to doubts that targets will be met, given spending constraints following the financial crisis. But low-carbon technologies also substantially cut operating costs by savings on energy.

Enigin Distributors globally know already the interest in the energy saving technologies they supply, this is further good news as they can focus on a bright and profitable future within the energy saving industry.


- Steve Hill

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DHL Launches New Lighting Retrofit Carbon Efficiency Improvement Program Across the Americas Region - MarketWatch

DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announces the launch of a Lighting Retrofit Carbon Efficiency Improvement Program by the Global Forwarding division across the Americas region -- setting an aggressive carbon emissions improvement goal of five percent over 2009 baseline figures by the end of 2010. The program will initially be rolled out in the United States before expanding to Mexico and Canada.

As the global leader in logistics, DHL plays an important role in protecting the environment. As part of Deutsche Post DHL and its GoGreen climate protection program, DHL Global Forwarding has committed to improving its carbon efficiency by 30 percent by 2020. Deutsche Post DHL is the first logistics company in its industry to set a quantifiable climate protection target.

Report Shows Best Time for Energy Saving Business

Of interest to all concerned with the energy saving business, including Enigin Distributors, is the following report by Research and Markets - 'The Future of Energy Efficiency: Technology and Strategies to Improve Energy Efficiency' .

Energy efficiency has yet to see a period in history more open to its products than now, thanks to a convergence of events: rising energy prices, concerns about climate change, and a desire to reduce use of petroleum products and promote clean energy. Several nations have set double digit goals to reduce their energy use and are backing plans with sizable government investment.

African Enigin Partner's Experience

Enigin Distributor Trevor Williams, based in Africa, started his energy saving business at the turn of the year.

Trevor attended Enigin's training, commercial and the special technical course, in January this year. 

How has he been getting on in his new business? What is it like to be your own boss? What does his future look like?

Trevor spoke to me recently over the internet - listen to his experience:

Enigin Training Appreciated

Enigin Distributors have enjoyed and appreciated the training provided for them to gain success in their own energy saving businesses.

Listen to what they had to say by reading on and watching the video:

New Enigin Distributor's Story

When new Enigin Distributors arrive from all around the globe for Enigin’s Mindshare Training programme there is often a natural apprehension about what they are about to face during intense training sessions.

One new Enigin Distributor contacted us with his experience, here is his account of being a new Enigin’s Distributor.

Here is Jimmy’s story – in his own words:-