Energy efficiency

Quote a bit overused but so important! To be able to improve your energy efficiency, it is essential to know the dynamic behavior of your installations in all detail. Having precise measurements and detailed records is the only solution to set up the necessary performance indicators (KPIs) and detect losses.
The waste of energy is enormous: the estimate is that 25% of the energy we consume falls within the domain of waste (source NGO Negawatt / COP21) and this is only electricity and fossil fuels in buildings.
We can add an impressive figure: 80.1% is the average efficiency of drinking water networks (source observatory of public water and sanitation services In France July 25, 2022). That is to say that indeed, out of five liters of water, one liter “is lost through leaks” which represents “nearly 937 million m3” lost on the scale of the country. This is the equivalent of the annual consumption of a region like Île-de-France!
Identifying these losses has an immediate and colossal impact on your expenses, which can exceed an immediate reduction of 25% without doing anything other than precisely measuring the energy consumed.
SILENO e3m is the platform that will allow you to measure your consumption of all types of energy, collect your data and easily identify energy losses and waste.

Energy efficiency is an obligation!
Climate change once promised by scientists has become a stark reality that we can all witness daily. It is time to systematically take into account our ecological, carbon and energy footprints. Awareness of the climate emergency must lead to considering energy efficiency as a moral obligation. But anyway, beyond this necessity, the increase in the cost of energy will quickly convince the most stubborn among us:

All sectors of the economy are impacted: buildings and industry in mind!
If we exclude consumption borne by households, the building and commercial tertiary sector remains by far the biggest consumer. The second sector is that of industry in general, with very significant variations depending on the industrial sector concerned.
Before 2022, the price of the cost of energy in the expenditure of tertiary buildings was around 40%.
In the field of industry, the most energy-intensive industries such as metallurgy, chemicals, etc. the percentage can reach up to 60% of operating budgets.
Since 2021 and the surge in fossil fuel prices, these percentages are even higher and the 2023 discounts are alarming with energy costs that could double or even triple or even more.
Consequently, everything allowing a reduction in consumption becomes a strategic issue and paradoxically, when the budgets are damaged by the crisis, the effect is immediate on the reduction in the time of return on investment which for certain cases is no longer counted in years but in a few months.