Newsletter – December 2014

Welcome to Wattics Newsletter

Wattics is an Irish company that has developed patented technology to revolutionize the way organisations manage energy consumption, identify energy wastage, engage and implement energy saving actions.

We remain tremendously focused and passionate about empowering our partner energy professionals with one of the best dashboard in the market today. Certainly our new self-learning Sentinel analytics engine together with the automated M&V tool to create standard certificates have made a difference in the energy management and an exceptional service for our clients.

Our recently formed strategic partnerships with ​Hanley Energy, Certinergy, DNEresources, E4F, Blackbourne, Digren, VEM Sistemi etc. are undoubtedly going to create a great start of 2015 and our guys are dedicated to deliver the best tailored platform for them.

We are excited about where Wattics is heading to and are always actively looking for new local and international partnerships. Should you be interested, please email me directly at [email protected] and we will be in touch with you right away.

Wattics would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

In order to quantify these savings, the ‘Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland’ (SEAI) require the compilation of a measurement & verification report for each project. This report must adhere to the standards set out in the ‘International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol’ (IPMVP) and be produced by an independent body i.e. Wattics.

Wattics now have the required tools to compile this report. We are already in the process of compiling these reports for some of our clients, and would be delighted to work with you on any future energy saving projects you are considering undertaking.

If you would like to discuss this further then feel free to contact us. We are more than happy to discuss at your convenience.

BSc, Electrical Services & Energy Management – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
BEng, Sustainable Design in Electrical Services Engineering – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland

Conor has previously worked as a support engineer in the facilities management industry, acting as client support in technical areas such as mechanical, electrical, HVAC & building services. He has experience with clients across various sectors such as IT, technology, healthcare, manufacturing and pharmaceutical where he worked on many energy saving projects.

His background in client support, along with his first hand experience of energy management, allow him to provide energy saving solutions to our clients, at Wattics.

We are so very proud of him. Well done Conor!

According to a statement from the White House press office, the U.S. will reduce emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025, with “best efforts” to hit the higher end of that range. China will have its CO2 emissions peak around 2030 “with an intention to peak early,” and set a goal of getting 20 percent of its primary energy from renewables and nuclear by 2020.