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Energy Expert,Energy Adviser and an established Author, helping businesses understand how to manage their 3rd largest expense after buildings and people. Author of: ‘Becoming an energy expert’, ‘52 Weeks of Energy Management’ and ‘The 11 Week Energy Program’ Podcaster “Energy Speaks Back” MEI Chartered Energy Manager MY GOAL - Is to create a team of Energy Experts holding hands across the World delivering ‘Energy Best Practices’ ABOUT ME – The founding Director of B2B Energy, I have a diverse background and over 40 years of experience developing innovative strategies with a specialty in Energy, Software and Building Management Systems. Having held senior energy related roles with Trend, Satchwell, IMServ and the C.E.G.B Nuclear Power, I have been able to implement strategies to save organisations money. A qualified Chartered Energy Manager with the Energy Institute as well as ESOS Lead Assessor and ISO50001 Auditor. "I'm dedicated to reducing the impact of energy usage on your bills and on the planet" WHAT I DO – Do you or your organisation need to save money, reduce your energy consumption or looking to reduce your carbon footprint? This can be achieved by delivering energy management strategies, changing people processes, using updated technology and energy data analysis. My approach is to work with all stakeholders of an organisation from the board room to the shop floor, to educate and motivate people to achieve the organisations goals and targets. WHY DO I DO THIS? I’m very passionate about energy management, I am 100% focused on driving down energy consumption and cost. I take pride in challenging the status quo and asking “why we always do this?” because this it drives the reason for change. Energy Management is a challenge I want to educate and share my knowledge with organisation and the industry. Specialties: Energy Management, Energy Brokerage, BMS, Burner Management, Lighting, CHP, Solar, ISO 50001, ESOS, Energy Strategy, Energy Consulting, Energy Analysis, SECR, best practice, Energy resilience, Climate Change, Carbon, Energy Training