Energy Efficiency in retail
The food retail industry is a highly energy-intensive sector. The energy consumption and emissions from supermarkets vary widely and can depend on many factors.
The food retail industry is a highly energy-intensive sector. The energy consumption and emissions from supermarkets vary widely and can depend on many factors.
Energy prices are volatile and can pose an existential threat to stores. Setting budgets becomes a daunting task when prices are impossible to predict. At New Energy we believe that Energy Efficiency projects are actually one of the most effective ways to deal with a volatile energy market. The first step towards energy efficiency is understanding where and how energy is being used.
We provide user-friendly hardware and software that can monitor energy usage at the asset level, tracking exactly which appliances, lights, and sockets are the biggest drains on your energy resources.

We provide user-friendly hardware and software that can monitor energy usage at the asset level, tracking exactly which appliances, lights, and sockets are the biggest drains on your energy resources.

Retailers primarily use energy for refrigeration, lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. These processes contribute heavily to global energy consumption.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THIS?

Some of the problems we solve every day:
  • Skyrocketing energy bills

    With ever more rapid rises on the horizon.
  • Pressure from government regulation

    The UK Government has urged businesses to take action to reduce emissions to contribute to the UK-wide net zero by 2050 target. Many businesses need to fundamentally change their operations.
  • Sustainability demands from customers

    People have become more sensitive to the environmental impact. Sustainable businesses that care about the environment attract more customers and also wins the trust of partners and investors.
  • Lack of transparency about energy use

    Problems and wasteful behaviours are hidden.
    Do you know if a new energy saving solution works?
    Is a new piece of equipment as efficient as the supplier said?
  • Unpredictable Equipment Failure

    Unplanned breakdowns can be catastrophic, leading to substantial financial losses.

DO YOU RECOGNIZE ANY OF THIS?

Some of the problems we solve every day:
  • Skyrocketing energy bills

    With ever more rapid rises on the horizon.
  • Pressure from government regulation

    The UK Government has urged businesses to take action to reduce emissions to contribute to the UK-wide net zero by 2050 target. Many businesses need to fundamentally change their operations.
  • Sustainability demands from customers

    People have become more sensitive to the environmental impact. Sustainable businesses that care about the environment attract more customers and also wins the trust of partners and investors.
  • Lack of transparency about energy use

    Problems and wasteful behaviours are hidden.
    Do you know if a new energy saving solution works?
    Is a new piece of equipment as efficient as the supplier said?
  • Unpredictable Equipment Failure

    Unplanned breakdowns can be catastrophic, leading to substantial financial losses.

Factors that affect retail energy consumption

Factors that affect retail energy consumption

Lighting
The store’s lighting could be responsible for as much as 40% of its total electricity consumption.
Heating, ventilation and air condition
Retailers primarily use energy for refrigeration, lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. These processes contribute heavily to global energy consumption.
Appliances
Individual stores will vary widely in their appliance use. For example, supermarkets have very high refrigeration energy costs, while electrical goods stores use energy in powering the goods they are selling.
Refrigeration and cool rooms
Refrigeration can be responsible for 25% to 85% of total company energy use. Many refrigeration systems are ageing and inefficient, so there is often potential for substantial energy savings.
Lighting
The store’s lighting could be responsible for as much as 40% of its total electricity consumption.
Heating, ventilation and air condition
Retailers primarily use energy for refrigeration, lighting, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. These processes contribute heavily to global energy consumption.
Appliances
Individual stores will vary widely in their appliance use. For example, supermarkets have very high refrigeration energy costs, while electrical goods stores use energy in powering the goods they are selling.
Refrigeration and cool rooms
Refrigeration can be responsible for 25% to 85% of total company energy use. Many refrigeration systems are ageing and inefficient, so there is often potential for substantial energy savings.
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our solutions to reduce your energy bills
Becoming more energy efficient, retailers can increase the comfort of customers and productivity of employees, and achieve cost savings that enhance corporate profitability.
our solutions to reduce your energy bills
Becoming more energy efficient, retailers can increase the comfort of customers and productivity of employees, and achieve cost savings that enhance corporate profitability.
MONITORING
First, we learn where your business is using the most energy, so we can find ways to reduce and save.

The first steps we take:

  • Collect, analyze and compare energy consumption;
  • Uncover your hidden energy waste;
  • Identify energy saving opportunities.
MANAGEMENT
After identifying invisible energy waste, we know how to manage its use and reduce consumption.

Innovative features including automatic energy over-use alarms and systems remote controls via the wireless control modules allow you to avoid energy waste on-site - from anywhere in the world.

WHAT WE PROVIDE

  • Second by second energy
    consumption data

  • Clearly verify capital project
    energy savings

  • Identify energy saving
    opportunities

  • Safe and smart ecosystem for energy monitoring and efficiency

  • Cloud monitoring on mobile or desktop anywhere in the world

  • 24/7 virtual energy
    management

READY TO GET STARTED?
Get a free energy
analysis
Get recommendations on where you can start reducing your energy usage today.
Start monitoring and managing
Gain real-time visibility into facility operations and equipment performance from anywhere.
Reduce bills and increase profit
Control your buildings to be more efficient and achieve sustainability goals
READY TO GET STARTED?
Get a free energy
analysis
Get recommendations on where you can start reducing your energy usage today.
Start monitoring and managing
Gain real-time visibility into facility operations and equipment performance from anywhere.
Reduce bills and increase profit
Control your buildings to be more efficient and achieve sustainability goals
These world recognized brands have implemented the technology and services we provide to improve their bottom line on their journey to Net-Zero.

These world recognized brands have implemented the technology and services we provide to improve their bottom line on their journey to Net-Zero.

Save money and the planet at the same time
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