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Energy Efficiency Ignored by Bosses

ONE in three UK energy managers say that energy efficiency issues are not taken seriously by their bosses or organisations, according to a new report published today by Siemens.

According to the research 31 percent of those responsible for energy management and energy efficiency within UK businesses believe the issues are not being taken seriously. These results highlights a discrepancy as 83 percent of directors in the boardroom feel their organisations take the matter seriously.

UK Businesses and Organisations get Energy Efficiency Financing

RESEARCH shows that UK businesses and organisations want to improve their energy efficiency but are often deterred by the current lack of financil support from banks and the economic climate.

Energy efficiency financing in every territory and country is important and is likely to become ever more available as nations try to reduce emissions in line with targets nodded to at COP17 in Durban.

Financing schemes like this UK scheme are ideal for Enigin Distributors as they look to grow their businesses, and they need to know about and understand about such grant and financing schemes in their own countries.

IPCC Report Highlights Urgent Need to Reduce Emissions

SOME of the recent extreme weather experienced globally is the result of human induced climate change which will get worse over forthcoming decades, according to a new report from the IPCC.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report that greenhouse gas emissions related to mans activities are responsible for more recent record high and less record low temperatures, along with the resultant increase in coastal flooding and likely to the increased extremes of rainfall and snow.

Energy Efficiency Market to Increase by 50% say Pike Research

THE market for energy efficiency services and equipment is on the rise as national governments look to reduce energy consumption by improving the efficiency of their nations building stock.

With buildings being one of the largest sources of energy consumption, the opportunity to improve energy efficiency is significant, from the utilisation of energy-efficient lighting technologies through to energy monitoring and management. 

According to a new report from Pike Research, the total market for energy efficiency in buildings will reach $103.5 billion by 2017, an increase of more than 50 percent from the 2011 market value of $67.9 billion. This really is a good time to be in the energy efficiency business.

This is exciting news for Enigin Distributors globally as they can expect to continue to see their energy saving businesses grow, and with cutting edge products, systems and solutions from Enigin providing them with the ideal tools for the needs of both private and public sectors within their territories.

Is This A Good Time To Start An Energy Saving Business

Much of the world seems to be still struggling with financial pressures - with several countries in Europe particularly badly hit, so is this a good time to be starting your own energy saving business?

Many entrepreneurs around the globe are doing just that, despite the world scene, with the help of Enigin Plc.

Watch the video below and listen to what some Enigin Distributors said about starting their own Enigin energy saving businesses:

Big Buildings and Energy Savings

Commercial and industrial buildings use up about 40 percent of U.S. electricity output, and similar figures can be found in most advanced countries.

So it's a bit of a surprise that the building efficiency concept took so long to catch on, but it is finally getting the recognition it deserves – and is also an obvious gold mine.
 
This is far from a comprehensive exploration of all things involving building energy efficiency.

Here is a atse of a few things that have taken place in the last year.

Enigin Distributors Enjoy Mindshare Training

Here are the feelings of Enigin Distributors after enjoying Enigin plc's Mindshare Training course recently. Explaining why they have become Enigin Distributors and how they feel about their futures.

Business Rate Energy Risk as Biggest Threat

NEW research reveals UK businesses place energy risks at the top, with this years npower Business Energy Index revealing that many businesses do not have a strategy to manage it.

Many businesses believe the government is responsible for helping to bridge energy supply gap by providing funding for energy efficiency, demand management technology and self generation

Energy risk – particularly in terms of security of supply and supply costs - has been identified as the top risk major business energy users are facing, above legislation, security and health & safety.

Don't Say Energy Efficiency "Retrofit" Say "Upgrade"

These are some of the common-sense recommendations featured in a new report that highlights just how unprepared many energy program designers are when it comes to selling efficiency to the public.

In a study of programmes aimed at improving energy efficiency, researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found much to learn from. The results, they say, should serve as a guide to the more than 2,000 towns, cities, states and regions with stimulus funding to spend on clean energy programs and with minimal experience to draw from.

Enigin Business Opportunity - Now’s The Best Time

Ernst & Young released survey results revealing that business executives plan to increase expenditures on energy efficiency, renewable energy and clean technologies next year, thus shrugging off global recession concerns.

Where many companies are currently struggling, smart entrepreneurs and individuals see the business opportunity in the energy saving industry as a tremendous opportunity.

The time is  perfect  to launch a business in the energy saving sector, with demand  rising, investments are readily made due to the savings  produced  by the  reduction of  energy use and waste often using energy saving technology.