£50m to help companies save energy
EMSc (UK), manufacturer of the UK’s market-leading voltage optimisation solution, Powerstar, has £50m funding available for administration to public and private sector companies wishing to invest in implementing specific energy saving technologies.
The £50m is for technologies that can deliver a return on investment within a five year period, as identified in reports prepared by the NHS Sustainable Development Unit and St Georges University. Funds will be provided interest free for up to five years. The funds are only available for the top three technologies - Voltage Optimisation, LED lighting and variable speed drives (VSDs) - as they have been proven to provide the highest energy savings, across a range of different sized sites.
Applications for the funding can only be made through EMSc (UK) until the 31 of December 2013 and will be subject to status and approval.
EMS (UK)
01142 576200
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