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Endress+Hauser at Energy Solutions 2011 11–12 October, London Olympia

Endress+Hauser UK 28/09/2011

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See how an expertly engineered energy management solution can help you improve energy efficiency and reduce utilities bills by up to 15% – join Endress+Hauser on stand H21 at Energy Solutions 2011!

Accurately monitoring and measurement of utilities use on-site and within individual processes, followed by data collection, energy analysis and reporting are the central elements of the new BS EN 16001 European Energy Management Standard and ISO 50001 International Energy Management Standard. These initiatives encourage organisations to improve their energy efficiency in return for independent certification. The benefit of an engineered solution is the ability for firms to consolidate the data collected into a complete Energy Management Information System (EMIS) for maximum energy and carbon savings and a quick return on investment.

If your aim is to reduce energy costs on key equipment on-site such as boilers, compressors and chillers, Endress+Hauser’s experts are the specialists for the job. Our solutions are simple, flexible and highly scalable, with the engineering capabilities to incorporate a wide variety of metering options, software systems and tools. Our team will be on-hand to demonstrate Endress+Hauser’s capabilities in each of the four components that make up an engineered energy management information system:

Utility metering
With the widest range of intelligent utility meters available from a single supplier, Endress+Hauser has metering technologies for gas, steam, water, air and electricity, all of which can be WirelessHART-enabled for difficult-to-access areas.
Automatic interval data collection
Endress+Hauser’s range of networked gateways and data loggers support a variety of signal outputs and open protocols, ensuring data is collected in real-time and stored securely.
Data analysis and reporting
For a simple, cost-effective solution, Endress+Hauser’s new Field Data Manager (FDM) software provides interval consumption data reporting and visualisation. This system is easily upgraded to a fully browser-based automatic monitoring and targeting solution.
Audits and consultancy
Focused audits to identify and quantify opportunities to improve performance, along with consultancy to help deliver energy savings and process improvements.

In 2010 this BS EN 16001 European Energy Management Standard solution was installed at Endress+Hauser’s UK headquarters in Manchester, successfully forming the backbone of the company’s environmental plan.

For further information, please visit www.uk.endress.com

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United Kingdom
E-mail:   Helen.White@uk.endress.com
Phone   +44 161 286 5000
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Endress+Hauser UK

About us

A strong partner worldwide

Endress+Hauser is a global leader in measurement instrumentation, services and solutions for industrial process engineering. We provide process solutions for flow, level, pressure, analytics, temperature, recording and digital communications, optimising processes in terms of economic efficiency, safety and environmental impact. Our customers come from various industries, including chemical, food & beverage, life sciences, power & energy, primaries & metal, oil & gas and water & wastewater.

Benefits

Net sales of 2.4 billion euros – a strong partner
More than 13,900 employees worldwide – a reliable employer
Equity ratio of 71% – solidly financed
Continuous annual investments of approximately 160 million euros – future-oriented
Nearly 7,800 patents and patent applications – innovative and creative

Where we supply to

UK Ireland, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, South America, North America

Industries we supply to

Automation, Chemicals, Consultants, Components Electronics, Energy and Power, Food and Beverage, Glass Ceramics Cement, Metals and Minerals, OEM, Paper and Pulp, Pharmaceutical Cosmetics Toiletries, Plastics and Rubber, Recycling, Textiles, Tobacco, Water and Wastewater