Explore 5 Megatrends to Reduce Energy Consumption and Boost Business Bottom Line at EMEX London

LONDON, November 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --

Many businesses have an enormous opportunity to both pollute less and save money by making quite straightforward 'bread-and-butter' changes. EMEX brings dynamic leaders together where they will inspire and enthuse many others to drive energy efficiency to the top of the business agenda in the UK.

Energy is a cost to most organisations that has grown as a proportion of overall expenditure in recent years. All energy consuming organisations need to manage energy consumption if they are to avoid the impact of price increases on the products or services they provide. In this context, the case for investing in energy efficiency has never been stronger and of course, the cheapest energy is the energy organisations don't use.

There is considerable potential to make large energy cost and carbon emission savings through the installation of energy efficiency measures. The energy efficiency technologies that deliver these savings are readily available, tried and tested, and often repay their initial capital cost within just a few years.

Such improvements can provide significant long-term cash savings for organisations and reduced exposure to future changes in energy costs. Protecting the environment is also an important motivator for action, as well as improving energy efficiency as a way to increase competitiveness and protect business reputation.

Taking place on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 November 2018 at ExCeL in London, EMEX (www.emexlondon.com ) is the must-attend energy management show that connects all energy users with leading experts, policy makers, suppliers and technical solutions with more than 130 exhibitors, 80 seminars across 5 topical theatres, and over 100 speakers.

EMEX reveals 5 energy efficiency megatrends that can save energy, cut down costs and reduce carbon emissions for many UK businesses.

1. Energy Efficiency is being driven to the Top of the UK's business agenda 

More business leaders are recognising that climate change is a real threat, and many are leading the way in making it a priority in business decisions. Boardrooms are beginning to build climate risks into their business plans which means that sustainability and energy management will continue to become more and more relevant.

The Knowledge, Skills and Experience Theatre will cover a vast range of energy management strategies and experiences across various sectors, providing attendees with the vital knowledge and new skills on how to build a robust business case for investment in energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, and gain buy-in from senior stakeholders.