Pinch analysis is a systematic approach to analysing heat flow through an industrial process and has been used by industry for almost 30 years as a way of saving energy. The so-called 'pinch' occurs at the closest point between hot and cold streams in the network. Tools are available to visualise and then optimise processes to gain maximum output with minimum energy loss.
The sense to make changes that yield the best results
Gerstner is a catering company based in Vienna, Austria. It was the first caterer on this scale awarded an Austrian eco-label.
On the farm
Ribby's 'green agenda'
Ribby Hall Village is a family owned and run holiday resort near Blackpool, which implemented various resource-efficiency and sustainability programmes as part of its 'green agenda'.
Water saving, the Whitbread way...
Totally new print regime
The 'waste' club
Zero tolerance policy to tackle paper waste
Going digital for the environment
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) is a major Swedish financial group for corporate customers, institutions and private individuals with headquarters in Stockholm.
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is an electrical system containing storage systems (e.g. batteries, flywheels) capable of supplying high-quality electrical power without interruptions. The input of the UPS interface is connected to the main electrical supply, and the output is connected to the customer electrical load.