Technically Speaking
Although we try our best to provide comprehensive information on all our products, here is a list of some additional knotty questions I have had to answer recently: -
Q: We understand the basic functionality of your energy saving products and their benefits, but I need more information regarding the individual products (i.e., LESS, IMEC, CUES & ACES) how do you calculate how many, and which pr...
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Both Enigin partners and their customers continue to be highly impressed with not only the unique business tools we provide, but also the powerful and compelling benefits of ALL of the four stages of the Enigin – EnergyMaps programme, especially the new Eniscope.
However, many of the questions raised with our technical development team relate to our comprehensive range of ‘load side’ ene...
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Reading a recent independent technical report about the benefits of controlling large scale air-conditioning units the article went on to extol the virtues and cost-effectiveness of our ACES – Air Conditioning Energy Saver… to quote;
“We residential and small business customers have to content ourselves with small investments in energy efficiency such as the Enigin ACES unit, whi...
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Now here’s that conundrum again… how can you save more energy than is actually being wasted?
Remember that statement often bandied around by some ‘techies’, especially in online forums; “you can only save part of the energy that is being wasted”… I have referred to this in the past but now I would like to provide the technical proof and, equally importantl...
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Enigin: Saving Energy To Fight Climate Change
As climate changes surpass some of the most pessimistic predictions
made back in 1997 (Kyoto Protocol ratification), energy saving
solutions provide a sustainable hope for a brighter future.
Mountain glaciers are shrinking in Europe, South America and Africa, while the Arctic's once frozen seas have melted, creating new ship passages. Oceans have risen, droughts are more severe worldwide, species (such as the iconic polar bear) are becoming extinct at an alarming rate, and carbon sinks are no longer able to soak up as much CO2 as they used to. Not to mention the Alaska-sized summer ice sea mass that has shrunk in the Arctic...
All these dramatic events lead governments all over the world to
energetically encourage a change in consumer behaviour, promoting
energy saving products, like those available from Enigin, as a reliable solution to climate change.
The grim facts we are faced with presently were underestimated back in
the 1990's, when forecasts were more optimistic than today's reality.
Since the target to reduce emissions was made, sealed by the 1997
agreement, there has been an increase of 6.5% in CO2 levels in the
atmosphere. This means the anticipated results were not achieved,
mostly due to the fact that the 3 most polluting countries - the US,
China and India - were not included in the accord.
Where in 1997 only climatologists and environmentalists were working
on climate change issues, all sectors and specialists are active about
it today: biologists, lawyers, engineers, insurance analysts,
economists, psychologists, and leading edge energy saving companies like Enigin PLC. But the flip side is that Global warming, and the need to
implement energy efficient solutions to
counterattack it, concern all business owners, who are given the
opportunity to react profitably.
Enigin can provide the technology and expertise to capitalise on this demand.
No longer a simple option, energy efficiency has become an obligation.
Governments are pressing business owners to switch to energy efficient
products by instating energy efficient policies and regulations,
implementing new taxes for inefficient structures, and providing
funding aids for the installation of energy saving methods.
These initiatives also provide a serious business opportunity for
entrepreneurs or experienced businessmen/women who wish to become
energy efficiency distributors.
Across the globe, glaciers, which are known to be good climate
indicators, are melting 3 times faster than in the 1970s. The oceans'
acidity level is also rising, due to excess carbon dioxide being
absorbed into the water, which harms corals, oysters and plankton, and
threatens the oceanic food chain.
Warmer winters also entail the prevailing of certain insect species,
which continue their activity all year around. A good example is
beetles, that have destroyed millions of acres of pine forests in
Canada and the US.
From both a moral and a financial perspective, turning to energy
saving solutions is the most sensible and beneficial thing to do.
Businesses around the world can save money and reduce their carbon
footprint, and those are things no one can afford to neglect. Enigin… helping business to Profit With Integrity