Do you know how much each of your departments should be cross billed for their energy use?

Don't worry, most managers don't. With Bye Bye Standby Energy Manager, however, you have this information available to you at a press of a button and once you start to measure this cost you can then start to effectively manage it - it is amazing how environmentally focused a line manager can become when a precise energy cost suddenly appears on their P&L.

Using Bye Bye Standby Energy Manager, you can cut your financial spend, energy use and carbon emissions in one simple step. We have solutions aimed at Small Businesses, Medium Businesses, Enterprise Corporations and Public Sector Organisations. We are well versed in the grant funding available to help you with the capital outlay for our solutions although with a payback period of as little as 3 months you may find that these systems start paying for themselves faster than you think.

Backed by the leading brand in the sector and a full installation, support and maintenance team you can relax in the knowledge that your organisation is doing it's bit for the environment whilst saving your money at the same time.

Key benefits

• Cut your energy costs by up to £45 per employee per year
• Detailed reports showing how much each department, building or area costs to run
• Drill down information about what each employee is costing you in energy use
• Fully automated shutdown of PCs at night and at the weekend
• Automatically turns off vending machines, photocopiers and other office equipment when it is not required
• Manual override systems fitted as standard for those early morning starts
• Cost effective - begins to pay for itself in as little as 3 months with a typical ROI of less than 2 years and Government assistance is available for almost all organisations.
• Full installation and support services available including grant and state aid guidance

Some background information

• A typical week has 168 hours and yet a typical working week is only 38 hours. This leaves 130 hours where your office equipment is consuming energy but is not providing you with any value.
• A typical PC including monitor left on 24 hours a day uses £45 or more of energy per year.
• Two-thirds of the energy consumed by office equipment is attributed to computers (PCs and monitors).
• Office equipment accounts for 15% of total energy consumption in the UK. This is estimated to rise by 30% by 2020. 60% of this is being wasted by equipment and appliances left on standby or switched on when not needed.
• 30% of the energy consumed in the UK is wasted; costing businesses millions of pounds in lost revenue every year.
• If left on continuously, a typical vending machine can cost around £120 per year in energy costs
• It is possible to cut lighting bills by up to 30% through energy saving measures.

Source: The Carbon Trust