With shorter days and longer nights at this time of year, people across your workplace are reaching for light switches earlier and earlier in the day.
Lights are being left on for longer, the electricity meter is spinning faster and £s are being added to your bills. With energy tariffs and the price of each kWh still high for many of us, that’s not great.
It’s a great time to save
The good news is, there are some simple and quick cost saving actions you can take.
And what’s more, right now, the Scottish Government’s SME Loan Scheme is offering eligible small and medium sized enterprises, including charities, interest free loans with cashback grants of up to £20,000 to upgrade to energy efficient lighting.
If you haven’t upgraded your lighting already, it’s a great time to make the switch.
Join this free webinar to:
- Get some quick low and no costs hacks to save on lighting now.
- Know when to upgrade your lighting fixtures.
- Understand typical lighting upgrade costs and savings.
- Learn the key steps to a successful lighting project.
- Find out about free support and funding that is currently available.
- Hear about business that have already made the switch.
Who should attend?
For most businesses in Scotland, lighting makes up a significant chunk of energy costs. So if you’re looking to save energy, cut bills and reduce your carbon footprint, lighting is a great place to start.
This webinar is designed for anyone in your organisation who is interested in, influences or has direct responsibility for environmental performance, energy efficiency and profitability.
Particularly ideal for:
- Business owners and directors.
- General/office managers.
- Healthy, safety and environmental managers.
- Environmental performance champions.
- Facilities managers.
Look who is already saving:
- The Water of Leith Visitor Centre in Edinburgh has almost halved its energy bill.
- Kelvinside Electronics in Kilsyth is already saving over £8,750 a year.
- Cambuslang-based BookSource has slashed its annual bill by over £16,000.
- Scottish retailers, The Village Store and Goldenacre Mini Market, have saved energy by upgrading their lighting.
Can’t attend?
Don’t worry if you can’t attend the live event. If you register, we’ll send you a link to the video recording to watch when you have time.