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automa�c Monitoring & Targe�ng group (aM&Tg)

Giving you confidence in your data

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About

automa�c Monitoring & Targe�ng group (aM&Tg)

aM&Tg Ethos:

Vision:

aM&Tg Chair:

The ESTA aM&T Group provides a dedicated trade body to support ESTA members who provide a range of products and services targeted at measuring, acquiring, managing, processing and analysing energy data in the pursuance of energy efficiency.

The Group is dedicated to achieving that strong founda�on of energy data necessary to make informed decisions regarding energy and cost reduc�on. Its’ values include not only the professionalism which its’ members demonstrate to clients but also a willingness to work with other members so as to form a strong link in what is o�en a chain of products and services required to effec�vely take a client from ini�al measurement to full understanding.

Establish the Group as both the leading • authority on aM&T issues as well as the preferred source of aM&T equipment, so�ware and service providers.

To encourage sharing and exchange of • knowledge both within the aM&T group and also with other ESTA specialist groups.

To influence government and energy industry • policy and regula�on as well as the development of technical standards in order to support and, where possible, incen�vise the adop�on of aM&T as a path toward energy reduc�on and demand-side management.

To iden�fy barriers to the adop�on of aM&T and • work together to remove or mi�gate same.

Tim Holman, Head of Opera�ons, TEAMJoining TEAM in 1997 as a Support Engineer, Tim has a great deal of experience in the prac�cal implementa�on of energy management solu�ons, in 2007 he set up the Energy Services division at TEAM, progressed to Solu�ons Director in 2010 and is now Head of Opera�ons following the acquisi�on of TEAM by EDW Technology Ltd in 2017.

Tim graduated from University of Salford with an MEng Mechanical Engineering and from Cranfield University with an MSc in Energy Conserva�on & the Environment. Tim is a Chartered Energy Engineer and a Member of the Energy Ins�tute

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Chair’s Introduc�on

Every organisa�on, both private and public sector, needs to control its costs to maintain a healthy balance sheet. Energy costs come straight off the bo�om line and having the right data and analysis tools is the basis for understanding every part of your energy consump�on.

Although simple and easily understood, this wide-ranging statement hides behind it the complexity involved in designing, implemen�ng, maintaining and managing a fit-for-purpose aM&T strategy.

The following pages aim to set out and explain some of the basics and a few advanced techniques that make up this subject, before highligh�ng the ESTA members who have exper�se to deliver a strategy for you.

ESTA’s automa�c Monitoring & Targe�ng group, supports an effec�ve, transparent and professional approach to supplying products or services but also aims to deliver useful informa�on, best prac�ce and advice to industry stakeholders.

I encourage you to read through some of the guidance and thoughts herein and to task us to provide the rights services and technology for your needs.

Tim Holman,Chair – ESTA aM&Tgand Head of Opera�ons, TEAM (Energy Audi�ng Agency Ltd)


1. Metering (the case for sub-metering)

The case for sub-metering.

With sub-metering you can:

If you don’t have sub-metering all you really know about your u�lity or energy consump�on is - how much? And perhaps when (maybe).

You may know that monthly or you may have more granular data if you have Half-Hourly metering (and your meter operator has a web portal that you have access to), but this is defined by the fiscal meters that you have installed. You may be able to iden�fy wastage from a baseline, but have no idea where or what that waste is a�ributed to.

As soon as you install sub-metering, you add a where and a definite when to your informa�on sources and that is a very different thing knowing how much, when it took place and where it took place.

With the installa�on of sub-metering you are in far stronger posi�on in terms of the granularity of data you hold and what you can do with it.

Reduce waste down at the point where it is • taking place

Evaluate plant and equipment (and then • op�mise it)

Ensure plant performs to expecta�on (including • new equipment)

Raise awareness and encourage/enforce best • prac�ce (combined with the right so�ware front-end)

Taking the last point, a sub-metering solu�on combined with the right so�ware can help to raise awareness with everyone within your organisa�on via a web-based front end, par�cularly if it has dashboards and a pla�orm area for the invited audience.

Highligh�ng via the granular data you now have, the area relevant for them, to show data for example on their area (kitchen/canteen for example) to capture their interest and support your con�nual reduc�on strategy

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The Right Technology

The right technology has to give you:

Some of the technical terms for data acquisi�on that are out there:

Modbus | M-Bus | profibus | UHF | sms | LoRa | GPRS | ZigBee | 3G | WiFi | h�ps | s�p

Everything is out there in terms of data acquisi�on. How do you pick your way through all of that?

You will probably engage a contractor to help you, but there are a few things that you need to be aware of, because not all providers have the same approach.

Generally speaking you match the system that gets delivered to what the client, the site and what the user expecta�ons actually are; rather than to try and make a par�cular technology fit the site.

Data portability (ie, take data from that loca�on • to where it’s needed, cloud, locally etc)

Future Proofing (not just tech, but in how the • installed system is understood by you)

Hardware Interfaces (keen on using as much • exis�ng hardware and infrastructure as possible)

In par�cular around future-proofing, considera�on around internal staff movement for example. If a system has been installed by a predecessor who then leaves, someone else comes in and isn’t able to get what is needed from the system and then makes changes to suit a different way of working.

A lot of this goes on and it’s fairly easy to make sure that it doesn’t. What you want to do is put a system in that once you’ve long gone on a�er being promoted is s�ll working, even if put in a decade ago. S�ll fit-for-purpose and s�ll does the job!

This should all be aligned with the site considera�ons and performance expecta�ons as alluded to earlier.

The site topology the kind of site that it is will have an impact on the type of technology that you employ to make the system work and what are you expec�ng the system to do in terms of the need for a simple or complex design.


2. Data Acquisi�on

Key design principles

How to implement metering and associated systems.

Data collec�on technologies

Implementa�on Considera�ons

Use ‘standard’ equipment where possible• Use/adapt exis�ng hardware where possible• Know the Users’ expecta�ons.• Maximise reliability, resilience and simplicity•

Try and standardise equipment, try and avoid proprietary solu�ons, avoid locking yourself in, so that you have op�ons for the future.

It simply doesn’t make sense to rip kit out that is serviceable, so make sure enough work has been done in trying to use exis�ng kit before making any changes.

It’s in no-one’s interest to fit equipment for the sake of fing equipment. In this regard, track record and experience are essen�al to designing the best solu�on.

Devices (Meters | Loggers | Modems | • Gateways)Device Protocols (Modbus | M-bus | Pulses* | • Proprietary*)Device Connec�vity (Wired | Wireless (ZigBee, • radio 153Mhz, 868Mhz)Back Haul Connec�vity (IP | GSM | future LoRa, • SigFox)

*try and minimise, avoid where possible

Once the data journey has moved from the devices, via the protocols and down the wire or over the air the data comes out to your so�ware either in the cloud or locally. There area lot of technology and steps to employ on �s data journey which can be confusing. There is however a solu�on for every scenario, the skill is in using the right solu�on in the right scenario in order to implement the key design principles.

Quite o�en the site topography is a main driver of system cost.

Site topography is cri�cal for the design of • device connec�vity and backhaulSite health and safety working restric�ons• Connec�ons tariff meters (data feeds, cer�fied • connec�ons)Client expecta�ons•

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From an implementa�on point of view

Office Block

Campus Style site – University as an example.

Factories – Split sites

Construc�on sites / Quarries

Meters

A meter should only be deemed commissioned when the correct data is seen in the visualisa�on so�ware. Nothing has been achieved un�l the customer can see the right informa�on.

Generally within an office block you will have riser cupboards allowing you to work ver�cally up and down the building. Landlord supplies, tenant supplies, a lot of meters but quite an easy installa�on u�lising hard wiring, low cost.

It has a dispersed estate over a large area with a combina�on of high and low-rise buildings. In this situa�on you need a whole variety of technologies – wired, radio, IP, perhaps making this style of site the most complex to design and implement.

Harsh environments, noise, switchgear, machinery, This increases the number of health and safety issues to be aware of. Understanding what’s happening in that site may determine the technology employed.

Simple from a metering point of view, but from a data connec�vity perspec�ve to get to back haul can be quite complex and challenging.

Lots of different types, colours and sizes, including gas, oil and electricity. It is useful to get a handle on the parameters of what is being measured and the communica�on standards being used such as ModBus etc. This will help int he aim to standardise across sites as described earlier.

Figure 1.


Connec�vity

IP connec�vity.

Ba�ery powered sensors.

Data loggers.

Back Haul.

Maximising Return on Investment (ROI)

A University for example will have a Local Area Network (LAN) running around the campus. An important considera�on is that when the site already has a high capacity dedicated network, it’s a clever idea to use it if you can.

The amount of traffic that a metering system will add is negligible, although it’s not always that simple. Resistance from the IT staff who look a�er the network may be reluctant to allow data which they do not control to pass over it. Where it is available, do use it or at least pursue the conversa�on as it will deliver a very reliable, high quality, data acquisi�on system for not a lot of money. It certainly helps in this instance to consider the standards being employed to make the case for access.

Reliable but for how long? who maintains them? What is the mechanism for tracking that?

It is important that it has local memory and that it can communicate. Generally data loggers are where you come across proprietary protocols and if you take a view of the whole system, that area is where you may need to replace part of the system. As long as you have data loggers that have local memory and can push the data to where you need it then you have made a good decision.

Typically if you can use LAN or access the customers network, you can send data much faster as it is always on, especially as we begin to look at demand response and other newer technologies and you start to get closer to real-�me (or near-�me) data. GSM / SMS - Very common to isolate data from the network, but consider the costs, configura�on and management.

Site topography in the main will determine the type of technology used to overcome each challenge.All of the design, choice of technologies, installa�on has just one purpose.

Measure major loads• Undetected loss – not just significant loads• Tenant recharge or cost alloca�on• Ensure metering aligns with produc�on & • normalising requirementsProving savings (Measurement & Verifica�on) • and verifying con�nual adherence to savings.

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Opera�ng a Sub Metering System

3. aM&T (automa�c Monitoring & Targe�ng)

Key Drivers

Don’t forget the unmetered set of loads or undetected losses, they may be small loads but if they are on constantly consider those for metering, and if for example you want to have a predicted kWh per produc�on unit, make sure that your metering matches your produc�on line, this may determine where you place your metering.

Get to know your site to help specify the right solu�on.

No system runs itself for ever – so don’t expect • perfect data and perfect communica�ons without maintenance.Focus on data completeness (i.e. X data points • vs. Null data)Have processes to iden�fy the issues and a • contractor capable of rec�fying them.

Consider data quality alarms. Ensure the ac�ons �meframe matches the system resilience or data cri�cality (i.e. 20 days memory needs fixing in 20 days). If cri�cal this should have a process in case of failure. Without alarms or processes in place, an irretrievable gap in the data could occur.

Addi�onal aspects linclude whether this should be set at a meter, building or process level? Data quality alarms are an essen�al part of a metering solu�on. This should be balanced against the service agreement required.

Remember – all systems need to be managed.

Cost Reduc�on• Carbon Repor�ng• Mandatory Repor�ng• Understanding and building the case for new • technologies.

If considering demand side response, ba�eries or other forms of new technology, if you don’t have the informa�on on a reasonably granular level about consump�on then it is much more difficult to make decisions in an accurate way.


Basic aM&T Load profiles• Basic tables and comparisons•

The kind of implementa�on that is based around half hour bar charts.

Don’t overlook the basics, consider the need when looking into the higher echelons of energy management and cusum and regression, sliding baselines etc. Lots of good work gets done with fairly simple informa�on.

A standard daily profile shown in fig.2 above. Where, in terms of reduc�on concentra�ng geng the baseline down as low as possible, concentra�ng on sharpening up the start and finish �mes and depressing the peak as well. Commonly referred to as the ‘Top Hat’.

There is nothing wrong with simple tools for profiling and analysis!

‘There is a hell of a lot of energy that can be saved with a half hour bar chart, a mark one eyeball and a few brain cells’ – Bill Gysin, Elcomponent

Figure 2.

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Advanced aM&T More advanced energy management techniques• Normalisa�on and Benchmarking• Tracking of Actual vs. Expected• Measurement and Verifica�on (M&V)•

The basic concept of normalisa�on, i.e. by dividing our energy consump�on with a driver whether produc�on or degree days is fundamentally not that great, because if you have a bad day on produc�on then the normalised value is going to go up, the number of kWh per produc�on unit will go up.

That doesn’t mean that anybody dropped the ball in terms of energy efficiency, it just means that produc�on was down that day and that has nothing to do with the efficient use of energy.

Moving on to the tracking of your actual vs. your expected consump�on that deals with the above issue quite nicely, because that will tell you that your produc�on is low and so you will expect to be lower but not as low as it could have been as your normalisa�on value has gone up.

This kind of thing is where you need to be looking in your so�ware and make sure that these techniques can be applied either from installa�on or later on when you are ready to move into more sophis�cated sta�s�cal techniques.

Measurement & Verifica�on. Lots of money is being spent on new plant or equipment projects such as ligh�ng, CHP etc. Every project should be iden�fied and understood in terms of exactly how its going to perform, it is then monitored in a repeatable way as part of an M&V package to make sure that it actually does.

For more informa�on on M&V and Energy Performance Contrac�ng in general view documenta�on at ESTA’s Energy Performance Contrac�ng group

www.estaenergy.org.uk/groups/epcg

Know your requirements – align them with your so�ware.


fig.3a above is an example of a regression analysis in a factory that either has a high unit produc�on or very li�le produc�on, Y-axis showing weekend output, the points showing usual weekend produc�on. This can be turned into a cusum analysis shown in fig.3b which can then create the following chart fig.4 which is against expected.

It shows the weekends where there is zero produc�on, with the expected and actual matching very well. This will also work on a day where the produc�on is lower or higher. If it doesn’t work all that is happening is that it is shows normalising. Once expected vs. actual is in place alarm lines can be added if expected vs. actual move too far apart.

Figure 3a and 3b.

Figure 4.

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Key messages

What next?

Understand your needs in detail• Examine solu�ons properly to ensure fitness for • your purposesTry not to choose so�ware based on the feature • list or visualisa�ons

As an aM&T provider we generally have 30minutes to give you an overview of the products and its human nature to show you the best it can do - all the bells and whistles. But you really should be asking the awkward ques�ons about – can the so�ware do this, can the so�ware do that, I need to know about some of the more important stuff that may not be so mul�coloured.

To gain a be�er view of what aM&T can do for you, get an idea of the ques�ons you should be asking, gain insight from leading experts in aM&T, the following Members all provide services around aM&T and have the skills and experience for all your monitoring and targe�ng needs.

Come and visit us as a collec�ve group at our regular ESTA events as well as at the groups annual aM&T Conference and Exhibi�on - 14 March 2019 details at: www.estaenergy.org.uk/events/amt

Above all however, make our directory, your one-stop-shop for your energy efficiency exper�se ->


ABB LimitedRichard Quilter, Business Development Manager024 7636 8500 | [email protected]/energy

ABB is a global leader in power and automa�on technologies that enable customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact.

Advanced DataCentre Systems LtdTony Elphick, Director 020 3598 3953 | [email protected] www.advanceddatacentre.com Advanced DataCentre Systems Ltd (ADSL) is a So�ware Developer, Manufacturer and Value Added Reseller of IP or intelligent network products based around the Sensorium™ so�ware solu�on. The so�ware range of products uses Client Server Applica�on for Integra�on and Internet Explorer as the Graphical User Interface.

Arthur McKay & Co LtdFiona Paton, Bid Manager 0141 559 6500 | [email protected] www.arthur-mckay.com Arthur McKay is a specialist Building Support Services Group established in 1958. We currently deliver professional Building Services Solu�ons to the public and private sectors throughout the UK. Our services include; Principal Design, Project Management, Capital & Refurbishment Project Delivery, Integrated Facili�es Management, IT and Networks solu�ons.

Carbon2018 LimitedTracy Lewis, Opera�ons Director 01252 878722 | [email protected] www.carbon2018.com Carbon 2018 Limited has over 20-years of experience in providing expert energy, sustainability, environmental and water consultancy services.

Carlo Gavazzi UK LimitedAlison Stevens, Marke�ng Manager 01276 854110 | [email protected] www.carlogavazzi.com Established more than 75 years ago, Carlo Gavazzi designs and manufactures electronic control components to provide energy-efficient automa�on solu�ons for machinery, equipment, plants and buildings.

automa�c Monitoring & Targe�ng group (aM&Tg) - Member Directory

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Centrica Business Solu�onsRobert Barker, Business Development Manager 07557 615905 | [email protected] www.centricabusinesssolu�ons.com We understand the power of power. As new energy sources and technologies emerge, and power becomes decentralised, we’re helping organisa�ons use the freedom this creates to achieve their objec�ves. We provide insights, exper�se and solu�ons to enable them to take control and monitor energy and gain compe��ve advantage – powering performance, resilience and growth.

CMR ConsultantsLiam McDonagh, Director 0844 225 1166 | [email protected] www.cmrgroup.co.uk CMR Consultants Limited are a UK based, independent provider of Metering & Data solu�ons, Energy and Water Consultancy.

Diehl MeteringSylvia Varga, Head of UK Opera�ons 01422 255998 | [email protected] www.diehl.com

Digital Energy Solu�onsRichard Hipkiss, Director 02476 611738 | [email protected] www.digitalenergy.solu�ons If you are opera�ng a busy facility, or managing rising costs across a por�olio of proper�es, you should only be too aware of how energy costs can eat into your bo�om line. Digital Energy Solu�ons have been suppor�ng organisa�ons just like you for over ten years with a service package to support you in protec�ng that bo�om line with the right level of energy management that you require.

E2 ServicesMike Stafford, Energy Services Director 020 3200 2500 | [email protected] www.e2-services.co.uk In order to achieve significant energy savings for our clients, we combine procurement, reduc�on projects and controls to create a successful holis�c business approach.




Elcomponent LimitedDebbie Burton, Office Manager 01279 503173 | [email protected] www.elcomponent.co.uk Elcomponent provide our customers with the tools they need to measure and improve their carbon and energy management. We design and manufacture hardware such as meters and data loggers – both portable and fixed – and create our own much applauded so�ware to work with those products.

Endress + Hauser LimitedWes Allen, Energy & U�li�es Industry Manager 0161 286 5000 | [email protected] www.uk.endress.com Endress+Hauser works closely with the u�li�es sector to provide complete energy management solu�ons from ini�al measurement right through to data collec�on and analysis.

Energen LimitedMike Harbord, Director 01895 271000 | [email protected] www.energen.co.uk Energen provide Independent Energy Management Consultancy Services to industrial and commercial consumers of energy (electricity, gas, oil and water)

Energy & Technical Services LimitedPhil Warren, Managing Director 0117 379 0850 | [email protected] www.energy-ts.com Established in 1998, Energy and Technical Services Ltd (ETS) is an award winning, mul�-disciplinary consultancy prac�ce, specialising in energy management, technical engineering and compliance.

Energy Assets Limited01506 405405 | [email protected] www.energyassets.co.uk Energy Assets provides metering and related services in the I&C segment of the UK u�lity market and is the largest independent provider of I&C gas metering services in the UK.

Energy Metering Technology LimitedKiran Chintala / Sarah Boughton-Smith, Directors 01628 664056 | [email protected] www.energymeteringtechnology.com EMT are an aM&T company for energy and water management. Turnkey offerings include meter strategy development and provision, AMR, energy management so�ware. Our ‘Meter Doctor’ service, uses our exper�se to solve any metering issues. Established in 1993 and pioneers in energy management, EMT have won several awards along the way.

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Energy Renewals LtdGraham Boret, Energy Consultant 01753 208125 | [email protected] www.energyrenewales.co.uk We are specialists in energy management for SME businesses, large corpora�ons, mul�-site companies, retailers, public sector organisa�ons and chari�es.

Enis�c LtdDarryl Ma�ocks, Managing Director 01865 598776 | darryl@enis�c.com www.enis�c.com Enis�c energy management systems iden�fy wastage, save energy and reduce costs.

Envantage LtdColin Hindmarsh, Sales Director 0800 054 2577 | [email protected] www.envantage.co.uk Envantage is an informed, innova�ve and inspiring energy and carbon consultancy. We help organisa�ons to manage their energy and carbon reduc�on more effec�vely through a comprehensive por�olio of services.

eSight Energy LtdAndrew Mackay-Francis, Marke�ng Execu�ve 01954 231486 | [email protected] www.esightenergy.com eSight Energy specialises in energy management so�ware. Our leading energy management suite, eSight is the most sophis�cated, fully web-enabled energy monitoring and targe�ng package available.

Essen�al Control LtdJohn Fisher 0161 302 5705 | info@essen�alcontrol.co.uk www.essen�alcontrol.co.uk Combined BMS/aM&T Solu�onsProprietary energy control, monitoring and metering technology that complements our customers energy, CO2 savings, legisla�ve compliance and comfort control objec�ves. Flexible and fully scalable solu�on.

Exoteric Metering LtdLiam Woodland, Development Support Manager 0845 270 3888 | [email protected] www.exotericmetering.co.uk Exoteric Metering is a meter asset manager (MAM) providing metering, site works, data products and advanced metering services.



Faros Engineering LtdJames Green 01253 886665 | [email protected] www.fe-ltd.co.uk

With over 20 years experience in the supply, installa�on and commissioning of both fiscal and secondary metering, Faros also provide end to end energy repor�ng and bureau solu�ons.

Ignite Energy Ltd.Dave Goodfellow, Account Director 0845 269 9517 | [email protected] www.igniteenergy.co.uk

Iskraemeco (UK) LimitedMilena Rakun +386 4 206 41 58 | [email protected] www.iskraemeco.com

Iskraemeco is a world leading company in energy metering products, systems and services.

Micronics LimitedTracey Rolfe, Sales Adminstrator 01628 810456 | [email protected] www.micronicsflowmeters.com

Micronics can help to solve most flow and energy monitoring problems as we are now able to offer a wide range of “Ultrasonic Clamp on” and “In-line” flow and energy meters, as well as electromagne�c meters with wide ranging capabili�es, i.e. ultra low flow, low conduc�vity, high temperature and IP68 classified housings.

MWA Technology LimitedMar�n Wardell, Managing Director 0121 327 7771 | [email protected] www.mwatechnology.com

MWA Technology prides itself on offering the correct products for the right metering applica�on.

ND Metering Solu�onsSales Office 01274 750620 | [email protected] www.ndmeter.co.uk

ND Metering Solu�ons are one of the leading manufacturers of electricity sub-meters and associated products.

NetThings LimitedTerry Hawksby 0131 331 5445 | tery.hawksby@ne�hings.co.uk www.ne�hings.co.uk

Founded in December 2006, NetThings, is at the forefront of the energy display market helping businesses understand their energy consump�on and encouraging the behaviour change that reduces carbon emissions and cuts energy bills.

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Next Controls GroupMark Savage, Director 07585 793054 | [email protected] www.nextcontrols.com

Next Control Systems is a building and energy management company, specialising in the design, engineering, installa�on and commissioning of award winning integrated solu�ons for over twenty years.

Op�ma Energy Systems LimitedPaul Homer, Business & Account Development Manager 01756 702488 | info@op�maenergy.net www.op�maenergy.net

Op�ma supplies Enterprise level so�ware for U�lity Management to brokers/consultants and major UK businesses. Opera�ng since 1989, there are over 22,000 organisa�ons and 390,000 sites under the management of the Op�ma pla�orm

P A EnergyIris Harris, Office Administrator 020 7193 7701 | [email protected] www.pa-energy.london

PA-Energy provide water, energy and renewables technology, data collec�on, consultancy and on-site services to improve your energy and water management opera�ons and resolve your problems.

Power Quality Expert LimitedRob Barker, Director 0333 733 1337 | [email protected] www.powerqualityexpert.com

Power Quality Expert provide Power Quality, Harmonic and Energy Load Profile Surveys. We offer advice and guidance on solu�ons for Power Quality, Energy Efficiency and Harmonics. Our Power Quality Health Check report service is available through electrical test equipment specialists.

Rayleigh Instruments LimitedSales Office 01245 428500 | [email protected] www.rayleigh.com

We are one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of process control instrumenta�on equipment in the UK.

Schneider Electric LimitedDavid Williams - Divisional Director - EcoBuildings Power Solu�ons 0870 608 8608 | [email protected] www.schneider-electric.co.uk

Schneider Electric offers a comprehensive solu�on to your en�re building requirement, from power distribu�on and monitoring to complete Building Management Systems.




Senselogix LimitedJonathan Luke 01244 852929 | [email protected] www.senselogix.com

Founded in May 2009, SenseLogix is an energy management company that has been built on the idea that energy management needn’t be complicated or outside the affordability for any business.

Setsquare Energy Solu�ons LtdAndy Jones, Sales Manager 01959 577881 | [email protected] www.setsquare-energy.co.uk

Formed in 2004, a�er a management buy-out of a successful business established in 1982, Setsquare Energy Solu�ons Limited (SES) brings together a combined energy consultancy and management team to offer the most complete Energy Management service yet to UK industrial and commercial enterprises, for both public and private sectors.

SHM MeteringHenry Duncan, Sales Manager 01962 865142 | [email protected] www.shmmetershop.co.uk

SHM is a metering specialist and systems integrator and has a wealth of knowledge in the industry.We are distributors for the major manufacturers of Electricity, Gas Water, Heat and Cooling meters used for sub metering.

Sinergy MetersMa� Bainbridge, Director 01625 613764 | [email protected] www.sinergymeters.com

Sinergy Meters give you the tools and knowledge you need to reduce energy usage.

SMS PlcTim Mortlock 02920 739500 | [email protected] www.sms-plc.com

Delivering the future of smart energy

Socomec U.K. LimitedAlex Metcalfe, UK Sales Manager 01462 440033 | [email protected] www.socomec.com

Socomec are a world leading manufacturer of Industrial Switching & Protec�on systems.

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Stark01293 776747 | [email protected] www.stark.co.uk

Pure Data. Powerful Insight. We’re building the energy data network of the future, combining unrivalled data quality with cloud-based analy�cs and thirty-five years of proven innova�on.

STC Energy Management LimitedSteven Rae, Director 020 8466 2900 | [email protected] www.stcenergy.com

Established in 1989, STC Energy, part of the Inspired Energy Group, are a specialist energy management consultancy and a leading provider of bureau services in UK. Since 2005, STC has recovered over £160m in u�lity billing errors for our customers, whilst maintaining a very high degree of customer sa�sfac�on.

Switch2 Energy LimitedJohn Kennerley, Technical Sales Advisor 0330 053 5599 | [email protected] www.switch2.co.uk

Switch2 is one of the UK’s most experienced and capable providers of metering and other related services to both industrial and commercial developments.

Sycous LimitedLuke Chambers, Director 0113 457 5536 | [email protected] www.sycous.com

Wouldn’t it be good if you could administer your own energy network easily, effec�vely and in house? No long, expensive service contracts. No middlemen. All the support you need. No hassle.

Tata Consultancy Services - iON EnergyKanishka Misal, Managing Partner & Product Head, Strategic Services 07850 710025 | [email protected] www.tscionhub.uk

TCS iON Energy Management Pla�orm is an advanced energy management pla�orm that addresses the end-to-end energy management needs of your commercial en��es.




TEAM (Energy Audi�ng Agency Ltd)Andrea Shoel, Business Development Manager 01908 690018 | [email protected] www.teamenergy.com

TEAM Energy is a leading supplier of carbon and energy management solu�ons. We specialise in energy management so�ware, energy bureau services and energy consultancy

Technolog LtdKelvin Moore 01629 823611 | [email protected] www.technolog.com

Technolog - 35+ years’ experience in design and manufacture of ba�ery powered data loggers and electronic pressure controllers. Providing a complete service for data acquisi�on, analysis, monitoring and repor�ng to facilitate efficient management of water and gas networks.

TT U�li�es LimitedTony Taylor, Managing Director 07941 388390 | tony@�u�li�es.com www.�u�li�es.com

TT U�li�es offers support and advisory services to organisa�ons which use, supply or distribute energy and water.

WPD Smart Metering LtdChris Palmer, Commercial Manager Jo Wright, Customer Co-ordinatorMegan Fi�, Customer Co-ordinator 0845 744 8900 - Opt. 2 | [email protected] www.wpdsmartmetering.co.uk

We are an independent meter operator and are not aligned to any electricity supply company.

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Acknowledgements:

About ESTA(Energy Services and Technology Associa�on)

Special thanks to:

Elcomponent – Bill Gysin and Tim HooperWho made this guide possible through the use of their aM&T2018 – Fundamentals of aM&T presenta�on.

ESTA is the UK authority on demand side energy management, with over 30 years’ experience as a not-for-profit organisa�on owned by its members.We are con�nually dedicated to suppor�ng a growing membership base to deliver:

a pla�orm and voice for demand side energy • efficiencya network of service & technology providers • with a common goalan aware, engaged & par�cipa�ve • membershiphigh quality thinking to shape the agenda for the • industry

ESTA has a long-term commitment to reducing energy consump�on through the applica�on of technology and expert services. In order to achieve this we are heavily involved in promo�ng the economic benefits of energy demand reduc�on through efficiency and management.

ESTA (Energy Services and Technology Associa�on)86-90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE

t: 020 3773 8165 e: [email protected]

Edi�on 0918 - see www.estaenergy.org.uk for latest edi�on

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