Brother Industries, a global leader in manufacturing, precision moulding and recycling, has long been committed to sustainability and has been a carbon neutral company since 2020. Through a strategic partnership with PowerDown220, they’ve enhanced their approach to energy management, achieving remarkable results in reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.
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Being the UK’s leading voice on voltage optimisation means we have a lot to say and a lot to get on with. Take a look at the stories below to find out how VO could make an impact on your business.
At PowerDown220, we’re dedicated to empowering businesses to achieve sustainability goals without sacrificing performance. Partnering with Bart Ingredients, Bristol, a leading food ingredients company, we tackled the unique energy challenges facing food manufacturers head-on.
There are a range of things you can do to help cut your business’s electricity consumption, but what about using voltage optimisation (VO) technology? Here, director James Goodby explains if this energy saving technology could be of benefit to your business.
Pub chain Mitchells & Butlers recently completed the largest voltage optimisation (VO) rollout in UK history. However, small and medium sized enterprises might be put off investing in the technology due to the capital expenditure required. Here, Stuart Hawkwood, Powerdown220's founder, explains why VO is for businesses of all shapes and sizes.
The single largest operating expense that commercial buildings face is energy consumption. Here, James Goodby, director at Powerdown220, explains the most effective strategy available to enhance energy efficiency and reduce overall consumption.
Pizza Express, in collaboration with Powerdown220, reduced energy consumption and environmental impact through voltage optimisation. As part of the project machines were installed at Bullring, Birmingham, and The Trafford Centre, Manchester.
Voltage optimisation (VO) specialist Powerdown220 has completed the UK’s largest ever VO rollout for pub and restaurant chain, Mitchells & Butlers. The year-long project involved VO installations at over 1,100 sites and is already delivering significant energy savings.
In the food & drink industry, where energy demands are high and costs continue to rise, voltage optimisation has gained prominence as a cost-effective energy-saving measure.
Through the successful execution of a Voltage Optimisation Project by Powerdown220, Deli 24 has generated an impressive annual savings of £26K reflecting a 9.83% reduction in energy consumption.
Voltage variations may seem innocuous, but they present hidden costs that can have a profound impact on our equipment and finances. Here, James Goodby, director at voltage optimisation specialist Powerdown220, delves into the uncharted territory of voltage variations, uncovering the often-overlooked detrimental effects it can have on our electrical infrastructure and our energy bills.
Powerdown220 is pleased to announce a three year partnership with local football club Macclesfield FC, with the aim of reducing the club’s energy costs and lowering their carbon footprint to help the club become more eco-friendly.
Those who work in manufacturing will have come across voltage optimisation (VO). By lowering the incoming supply from the National Grid to the rated requirement for your equipment, voltage optimisers deliver proven savings in energy costs. However, there is an additional saving that maintenance engineers should be aware of. Here, James Goodby, director at Powerdown220, explains how avoiding running unnecessary voltage through your equipment also reduces your maintenance costs.