Manufacturing
The dawn of Industry 4.0, automation and robotics has made manufacturing sites more dependent than ever on a high quality, consistent, and reliable power supply.
The dawn of Industry 4.0, automation and robotics has made manufacturing sites more dependent than ever on a high quality, consistent, and reliable power supply.
For the diverse and extensive food and drink manufacturing sector, reliable processes and the avoidance of disruption is vital to ensure products are delivered to the high standards required.
The healthcare sector has by far the most critical requirement for a consistent, reliable electricity source.
Alongside rising costs & constrained budgets, balancing all three elements of the energy trilemma is a complex challenge in the Education sector
Power disruption for a data centre represents probably the single biggest business risk to their operations.
Decarbonising transport and transport infrastructure will be critical to achieving the UK’s net zero targets.
For consumer-facing businesses, a clear commitment and progress towards net zero targets is an increasingly vital aspect of your public perception
The public sector consumes £3.4 billion of energy every year, with £1.1 billion attributed to the NHS.
Ever-growing pressure for distribution and logistics businesses to respond and deliver quickly and sustainably means a consistent and reliable power supply is essential.
The UK’s defence sector is made up of a broad and varied mix of often large estates and sites, including manufacturing plants, ports, testing facilities and bases.
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