Affordable and Simple Energy Monitoring
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Gaia Energy Monitoring Systems offers a new product which allows small and mid-sized businesses to easily monitor their energy usage helping cut energy costs and reducing their carbon footprint. |  |
- Storage of energy consumption levels on a daily basis into a system database
- Various options for viewing graphs of consumption levels: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly
- Conversion between kW, kWh, M3, F3 and Co2
- The ability to define Consumption Level Slippage Triggers for specific weekdays and times
- A daily report via email indicating if consumption levels for the previous day have exceeded a consumption level
British Gas bills may rise again
Centrica, the owner of British Gas, has warned that energy prices could begin to rise again due to escalating wholesale costs
British Gas turn into Bright Sparks
British Gas has piloted the biggest ever energy-saving light bulb free giveaway
crude oil price surge
Wholesale UK gas prices have soared this year and another raft of price rises is imminent
Government decision making on Climate Change remains too slow
An amendment to the energy bill, encouraging the take up of renewable energy technologies, was defeated last week despite widespread support form MPS and organisations.
The amendment could have lead to the introduction of a feed-in tariff, which rewards renewable generators of electricity with a fixed price for electricity they supply to the grid. This [...]
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npower Sign Online 11
npower has caused a stir by replacing its old sign online tariff with a significantly more expensive version.
Energy Saving at Work - Tip (no 15) - No tea rounds for invisible colleagues
Boil the kettle with water suffcient to make your cup of tea (making sure the elements are covered in electric kettles) and others you are serving only. Note the ‘minimum level’ on kettles usually makes 2 cups.
npower climate cops
Energy supplier npower has launched a £20 million incentive to get young students thinking ecologically.
Humans’ not so caring nature is upsets the carbon balance
New evidence reveals that the Earth’s natural feedback mechanisms regulated carbon dioxide for hundreds of years. However, humans are emitting CO2 so rapidly that the planet’s natural balancing mechanism can’t keep up.
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This provides further compelling evidence that humans, predominantly through industry, have upset the Earth’s natural mechanisms for moderating itself. This could lead [...]
