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Optimising a company’s lighting system to save on electricity consumption

Energy savings: lighting, a key element in energy consumption in the workplace

Lighting accounts for around 10% of electricity consumption in buildings. The potential savings are quite varied and depend heavily on the condition and management of the lighting system. In order to unlock the full potential, this measure proposes a range of optimisation measures, from simple practical initiatives to a complete overhaul of the lighting system.

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Installing a new heat production unit in a company

The heating installation: an important leverage point in the energy transition

To protect against the unpredictability of the energy market and successfully achieve the energy transition, the heat production unit is a major leverage point. As its purpose is to supply heat for comfort and operational needs, the heating system must scale to provide the temperature levels and quantities necessary to keep the business running smoothly at all times. Today, there are heat production systems that are adapted to each temperature level, can be modulated in terms of power and are environmentally friendly.

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Optimization of existing in-house heat production unit

Ensuring efficient heating system performance in the workplace

For many companies, the production of heat for premises and production processes represents a major cost factor. It is therefore essential to ensure that the heating system operates correctly and economically. Heating systems offer significant potential for energy savings. This includes all peripheral installations, heat production and distribution.

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Optimising compressed air system management in the company

Control operating costs related to compressed air systems in the company

Compressed air is an energy carrier that is frequently used in many sectors, particularly when operating production machines and specific pneumatic tools. Despite its abundant use, it is a difficult vector to control, with high operating costs. In an unmonitored installation, production (heat) and distribution (leakage) losses can be as high as 90%. The aim of this measurement is to demonstrate the various levers for optimising a compressed air system.

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Installing a charging infrastructure for electric vehicles on company premises

Electric mobility, a key element in decarbonising your business

Electric cars are part of the solution to successfully decarbonising your company’s vehicle fleet. Filling up thermal cars with fuel from service stations is only partly applicable to this type of vehicle. It is essential to set up a suitable charging infrastructure.

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Installing photovoltaic panels on company roofs

Photovoltaics: an environmentally and financially interesting alternative for your company’s electricity production

A photovoltaic installation enables you to produce renewable electricity and to decouple part of your electricity costs from market price fluctuations. Beyond self-consumption, there are other support mechanisms that can represent an interesting economic model, such as the guaranteed feed-in tariff or the market premium resulting from a call for tenders. The installation can be financed from your own funds or by a third-party investor, who can also take care of its planning and completion.

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