ER/C/O/05, set out in the table above. More specifically it is expected that the following benefits will be realised in each business supported: Direct energy saving and as a result business productivity improvement, from advice, training and energy monitoring this has been estimated as a 5% saving. It is also assumed that – some businesses may be able to make further savings through the advice that will be provided on, for example, energy suppliers. Providing a framework for ongoing savings and investment by working with other local – initiatives, recommendations on further investments are supported both financially through further grant schemes as well as though bulk purchasing, transport and instillation support. Being able to utilise the Green’ brand to support the marketing of their business. A ‘Smart workshop with businesses is planned for April 2017 to develop this brand and key messaging. Developing a community’ and recognising success. Through bespoke energy ‘learning efficiency training, an ongoing programme of learning events and annual ceremonies this activity will develop new links between businesses, through which the value of the intervention can be built upon through shared learning and collaboration. These benefits will be delivered through a series of interventions outlined below: No. Support Description Three business engagement events which will cover. Smart Energy Service offer and benefits to business Islands business 1 Role in wider Smart Islands Programme engagement Meeting ERDF compliance requirements events The initial meeting to provide a 1:1 opportunity to describe the Initial meeting with 2 project, interventions and compliance requirements. If the business each business agrees to proceed, forms will be signed and survey booked in. Energy efficiency Full energy efficiency survey of the building survey & energy Install approved energy monitoring system 3 monitoring supply & install Bespoke report to cover: Building fabric efficiency & recommendations Produce report Electricity / heat usage analysis & recommendations from energy 4 Recommendations on further solutions’ or renewable ‘smart monitoring data energy solutions and survey All recommendations will be provided on the of costs of different interventions and payback periods Talk through report with business owner and make recommendations. Key areas of discussion might include: Most appropriate interventions best measures from – traditional to smart solutions & payback period Present report and Funding - refer to other initiatives on the Isles of Scilly, 5 discuss with nationally and more traditional financing options business Delivery - supporting bulk purchase and install, reducing premium’ ‘island Brand advice sharing the wider Smart Islands brand – (developed by HEU) and options for using this brand in their business and publicising their business in this context
ER/C/O/05, set out in the table above. More specifically it is expected that the following benefits will be realised in each business supported: Direct energy saving and as a result business productivity improvement, from advice, training and energy monitoring – this has been estimated as a 5% saving. It is also assumed that some businesses may be able to make further savings through the advice that will be provided on, for example, energy suppliers. Providing a framework for ongoing savings and investment – by working with other local initiatives, recommendations on further investments are supported both financially through further grant schemes as well as though bulk purchasing, transport and instillation support. Being able to utilise the ‘Smart Green’ brand to support the marketing of their business. A workshop with businesses is planned for April 2017 to develop this brand and key messaging. Developing a ‘learning community’ and recognising success. Through bespoke energy efficiency training, an ongoing programme of learning events and annual ceremonies this activity will develop new links between businesses, through which the value of the intervention can be built upon through shared learning and collaboration. These benefits will be delivered through a series of interventions outlined below: No. Support Description 1 Smart Energy Islands business engagement events Three business engagement events which will cover. Service offer and benefits to business Role in wider Smart Islands Programme Meeting ERDF compliance requirements 2 Initial meeting with each business The initial meeting to provide a 1:1 opportunity to describe the project, interventions and compliance requirements. If the business agrees to proceed, forms will be signed and survey booked in. 3 Energy efficiency survey & energy monitoring supply & install Full energy efficiency survey of the building Install approved energy monitoring system 4 Produce report from energy monitoring data and survey Bespoke report to cover: Building fabric efficiency & recommendations Electricity / heat usage analysis & recommendations Recommendations on further ‘smart solutions’ or renewable energy solutions All recommendations will be provided on the of costs of different interventions and payback periods 5 Present report and discuss with business Talk through report with business owner and make recommendations. Key areas of discussion might include: Most appropriate interventions – best measures from traditional to smart solutions & payback period Funding - refer to other initiatives on the Isles of Scilly, nationally and more traditional financing options Delivery - supporting bulk purchase and install, reducing ‘island premium’ Brand advice – sharing the wider Smart Islands brand (developed by HEU) and options for using this brand in their business and publicising their business in this context
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