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Investing in heating equipment 'can lead to savings'

November 12th 16:56 Cost Management 

Faulty or outdated heating equipment could be costing businesses money and increasing their carbon dioxide (CO2) output.

This is according to insurance firm RSA, which has urged companies to reduce their carbon footprint and make their buildings more energy efficient, something that effective facilities management may be able to assist with.

It found that by investing £32,900 into a 7,000 sq m facility, one firm stands to save as much as £135,000 on their bills over five years after it followed the advice of an energy audit to modify its air conditioning system.

"When winter comes, many businesses turn on the heating and think nothing more about it," remarked energy management leader at RSA Alex Matthias.

He added that these companies could be "wasting significant amounts" of both money and CO2.

Last month, head of power station operator Drax Charles Berry told the Daily Telegraph that businesses should be making cutting CO2 emissions a priority.ADNFCR-2717-ID-19457499-ADNFCR


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