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The existing electricity supply did not provide enough capacity, therefore, an upgrade of the network was required. In addition, data from the Climate Change Committee estimated that around 18% of UK heat could come from heat networks by 2050 to support cost-effective delivery of carbon targets (up from around 2% currently). Analysing your invoice and understanding your consumption across your property portfolio means any billing errors can be identified and a match can be made with energy suppliers that are better suited to meet your individual needs. Finally, Steve Burn moves to head of mechanical and electrical project management. For the last couple of years, he has worked successfully delivering a number of multi-utility projects in the residential sector. Increasingly, heat networks are being retrofitted to redeveloped buildings in urban areas. WilSon Energy can advise on the design and implementation of retrofit projects.

As a leading supplier of fully integrated heating systems, and a heat network specialist, we are proud to set the industry standard by providing innovative and cost-effective solutions across the UK. We work with operators who are equally committed to delivering the most efficient heating solutions alongside the most robust data collection systems, that ensure we remain accountable for the service we deliver. Victimizes, harasses, degrades, or intimidates an individual or group of individuals on the basis of religion, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, age, or disability Roseanne Dixon, Bureau and Billing Supervisor, calls all vulnerable customers on a weekly basis, to make sure they are OK and have no problems with their utilities. “It’s part of the job I really enjoy” says Roseanne, “especially when the occasional Thank You card or Easter card comes our way!” Saving on domestic hot water and circulation pipes from the central heating system to the residential units.Mebs Laljee, Business Development Manager, Wilson Energy, commented; “The main design principle of the KaMo HIU unit, is based foremostly on hygiene and hydraulic design principles and the flexibility to offer customised solutions” Wilson Energy awarded a contract to supply & commission Heat Interface Units in exclusive development in London

Andy Wilkinson, CEO of WilSon Energy, commented. “Although only part of the overall heat network scheme relates to billing & bureau services that we carry out on behalf of our clients, this is delivered in accordance with all current industry regulations, so we also strongly recommend to them that they participate in the Heat Trust’s voluntary scheme for the benefit of their own clients. We have created a handy guide that gives advice on how we can help clients meet these standards throughout the process”. WilSon’s Energy assessors are always on hand to offer a bill validation service to ensure the main charges are billed correctly as well as offering a procurement service to obtain the best available energy contract. In phase one, WilSon Energy has been appointed to install 150 smart meters on a private electricity network, as part of a complete renovation of the one-time Hallmark card factory, which is undergoing a major refurbishment into 380 residential units, to be known as The Printworks. to receive from us the personal information we hold about you which you have provided to us, in a reasonable format specified by you, including for the purpose of you transmitting that personal information to another data controller; and Based in Newark and operating nationwide, WilSon Energy Limited was established in 2007, is now one of the UK’s leading providers of fully integrated Heating, Metering, Pay as you Go and Billing & Bureau Services for residential homes and commercial developments. Whether your project requires localised Heat Interface Units (HIUs) or is based on maximising space using underfloor heating, WilSon Energy provides innovative and cost effective solutions for all your heating requirements.Heat Networks are a cost-effective, environmentally friendly way to provide heating and hot water to residents. WilSon Energy can advise you on design, implementation and management of Heat Networks for new and existing developments What is a Heat Network? Dan Mayfield, Wilson’s support and operations manager explained, “Working together in the market like this, enables us to have a strong focus and accelerate the development of our IoT platform”.

WilSon Energy provides utility billing and support services on behalf of property managers. Currently supporting over 25,000 homes across the UK, including pre-pay and post-pay tenants, WilSon Energy is also responsible for call-out support, maintenance and repair. For more information on how we WilSon Energy can meet your energy needs, visit: https://wilsonenergy.co.uk/ or call us today on 01636 857 240.Ultrasonic measurement is considered the most reliable way of measuring the hot or chilled water flow by providing accurate consumption reporting, as the data is collected automatically, while residents can monitor their energy usage with the help of a mobile App. In addition to several new clients, the business has seen increased demand for its support with billing and bureau management services and earlier this year, the firm also secured a large-scale contract for a major utility provider. Billing and bureau services manager, Kimberley Bent, welcomed new recruit, Shannon Haywood to her team. Heat Networks (also known as District Heating Schemes) are a rapidly growing part of all multi-tenant developments across the UK as they offer significantly improved safety and environmental performance over localised gas boiler systems. Large storage system subject to mandatory testing by residential development landlords and property owners. Sami Zaqiri has been recruited to the role of field service engineer. Having worked extensively has service engineer for several years, Sami has in-depth sector experience as well as general plumbing and heating knowledge.

Domestic Hot Water presents a particular problem. Although 45 degrees is hot enough for most uses (and building regulations limit tap water temperature to 48 degrees), stored hot water must be at a temperature of at least 60 degrees to kill off legionella. This is commonly achieved by an immersion heater in a domestic hot water tank, which takes up space and pushes up heating bills. While it is positive that the Government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting heat pumps for individual homes, as these can help make the best use of electricity and reduce energy consumption by 50-60% for the same level of heating. However, much greater savings in electricity demand can be achieved at lower cost by the use of shared or community heat pumps, using ground-source or water-source technology.” Wilson Power & Energy continues to set standards locally and internationally, driven by its specialisation in renewable energy systems and commitment to innovation and sustainable practices. The team includes the only trained engineers on the Island of Ireland on the MSP brand of battery energy storage technology and carry accreditations from MCS, NICEIC, Safe Contractor, Construction online Gold and Avetta and work with brands like Schneider, MSP, Fronius, Canadian Solar and Delta Electronics, among others, with MSP being on an exclusive service partnership basis. Commenting on the soaring popularity of its solar PV offering Peter Watson said: “In addition to being an integral part of many micro-grid projects, solar PV offers many significant benefits to companies. By investing in solar panels, companies can expect to see a 25-40% energy savings. As a standalone investment, or working in tandem with battery energy storage, solar can be a keystone for local businesses seeking to cut energy costs and reduce carbon emissions.” In addition to several new client wins, WilSon Energy has seen increased demand for its support with billing and bureau management services. Earlier this year, the firm also secured a large-scale Heating Interface Unit (HIU) service and maintenance contract for a major utility provider.

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Utility contracts are, understandably, complicated. No two properties are the same in terms of energy consumption and each will have their own typical monthly usage pattern. While it can be tempting to go for the cheapest tariff when choosing a supplier, it can end up costing you more. While you may not get an extra charge for travelling post-flight, customers are frequently presented with a 13 th bill at the end of their 12-month contract, with fees to pay retrospectively for a year’s worth of additional energy charges, which can be both stressful and expensive. Andy adds, “it is not only the landlords who benefit from a private network and Pay as You Go electricity. Tenants are put in control, can set a budget and also benefit from better rate tariffs than they would get from traditional pre-pay meters, as the energy price is generally lower. Unlike the main energy suppliers in the market, there is no premium for having a Pay As You Go meter on a private network.