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Free Masterclasses on M&V and Performance Management for Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) projects

Given the level of investment and financial risk associated with Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) funded projects it’s vital that supplier performance claims are expertly scrutinised and understood, that savings are robustly reported to good practice M&V standards (IPMVP), and that supplier performance is actively managed. To help PSDS project managers deliver successful schemes, EEVS

Press Release: Mitie and EEVS help Royal Mail sign, seal and deliver significant energy savings

Research reveals surge in office ventilation during pandemic

Coverage of Energy Efficiency Trends research in Facilities Management Journal (9 November 2021)

Target net zero – are you ready to report?

By Ian Jeffries, Managing Director, EEVS
Government commitments about carbon are like buses.  You wait for a long time and then two come along, in the shape of the Prime Minister’s ten point plan for a green industrial revolution and last week’s commitment to cut emissions by 68% by 2030.  It’s a hugely ambitious target particularly as the European Union is considering increasing theirs from 40% to 55%.

Net zero: how can occupiers tackle property’s ‘long tail’?

By Ian Jeffries, Managing Director, EEVS
Here’s a statement that we all know: in the transition to net zero all property teams should be considering how can they drive energy efficiency across their portfolio.  But where should that focus be? Undoubtedly the initial attention for many businesses with a large estate might be to focus on their top fifty largest sites by energy consumption.

Have occupiers saved energy costs in the age of COVID-19?

By Ian Jeffries, Managing Director, EEVS As published in Property Week (November 2020) With lockdown 2.0 and Government guidance now requiring everyone who can work effectively from home to do so, there is a likelihood that some office buildings are consuming energy at rate similar to that of the annual Christmas break. The silver lining