Enistic Shortlisted for Ashden Award

Oxford-based energy management company Enistic has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2015 Ashden Awards.

The Awards are a globally recognised measure for excellence in the field of sustainable energy and celebrate the organisations that Ashden considers to be leading the way in this field. Enistic is proud to be one of only eight UK organisations to be shortlisted.

Enistic installs smart wireless metering hardware to keep track of energy use in a building, down to the level of individual plug sockets if needed. The data gathered is analysed and presented to clients in a web browser, allowing them to see opportunities to cut their energy use and their bills in real-time.

Enistic already has over 200 clients, including universities, hospitals, schools and blue-chip companies, including many household names such as Pret a Manger, Airtricity, Honda, Fujitsu & Cambridge University.

Darryl Mattocks, Managing Director of Enistic, said: "The Enistic team and I are delighted to be nominated for the prestigious Ashden Awards in recognition of our energy management work.

"Efficient monitoring and targeting is essential to every successful energy management programme. Our systems offer real-time data and analysis for the most effective means of honing in on areas where energy is being wasted and where savings can be made. We are very pleased that our success in working with clients to help reduce energy consumption by up to 65% has been acknowledged by the Ashden Awards."

Mike Pepler, Ashden's UK Awards Manager, said: "There's an often-used phrase: you can't manage what you don't measure. Keeping track of energy use is the first step to being able to reduce it, and Enistic provides an interesting combination of hardware and software to help its clients capture a lot of information about where their energy is being used. They can then go in and provide consultancy advice to help them understand how to reduce energy consumption and cut carbon emissions.

"Enistic's engineering and sales staff are clearly very committed to the work and really believe in the product. I was impressed by the comprehensive range of metering products Enistic offers, and the capacity of the software to gather data from a range of different metering sources and then present the data to users in a format they can understand."

The Ashden Award winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Royal Geographical Society on 11 June. Speakers at previous ceremonies have included Sir David Attenborough and HRH The Prince of Wales.

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Enistic

Established in 2009, Enistic leads the way in Energy Management solutions. With headquarters in Oxford and subsidiaries throughout Europe, New Zealand, Canada and South Africa, Enistic has designed and implemented energy saving systems in organisations worldwide, from start-ups to global giants including Pret a Manger, Airtricity, Honda, Fujitsu & Cambridge University.

Automatic energy Monitoring and Targeting, Measurement and Verification equipment and software is designed and developed in the UK to save energy, reduce costs and minimise carbon emissions.

The Enistic Easy ESOS service includes a completelyfree,no obligation ESOS scoping meeting in which we can determine an approach, time frame and fixed cost for compliance followed by a site visit and audit, help with the evidence pack for compliance.

For more information seewww.enistic.com, call 0844 875 1600 or emailinfo@enistic.com

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Ashden

Ashden is a charity that champions and supports sustainable energy leaders who are transforming lives and tackling climate change in the UK and across the globe. The annual Ashden Awards lie at the heart of our work. We promote our winners' work widely and support them to grow, and act as a voice for the sustainable energy sector as a whole. Since 2001 Ashden has awarded170 sustainable energy pioneers, who between them are saving 8 million tonnes of CO2 per year and benefitting 45 million peoplewww.ashden.org