Manufacturing businesses can have significant energy demands, with machinery, production lines, heating and lighting contributing to high levels of consumption. Flame Energy can help you understand your usage, manage your energy and water contracts and develop a procurement strategy suited to your operations.
Reducing energy consumption can help manufacturers lower both their environmental impact and operating costs. We can review your energy usage, identify opportunities to improve efficiency and help source energy contracts that support your sustainability goals. We can also explore renewable energy solutions to help reduce your reliance on grid energy.
Energy can represent a significant operating cost for manufacturing businesses, making the timing and structure of your contracts particularly important. Our team monitors the energy market and works with a range of suppliers to find a procurement approach suited to your consumption, budget and business requirements.
Managing energy shouldn’t take your attention away from production. With Flame Energy, you’ll have a dedicated account manager who can support your business with procurement, contract management, metering and ongoing energy management. We’ll help you understand your usage and take greater control of your energy costs.
Find clear answers to some of the most common questions we’re asked about our services and how we support your business.
Manufacturers can reduce energy costs by improving energy efficiency, upgrading equipment, reducing energy waste, optimising processes and using renewable energy solutions. Energy audits can help identify cost-saving opportunities and support long-term energy management.
Factories can improve energy efficiency by upgrading equipment, optimising production processes, reducing energy waste, improving heating and lighting systems and monitoring energy use. Energy audits can help identify practical opportunities to lower costs and reduce carbon emissions.
The biggest energy users in manufacturing are typically machinery, heating and cooling systems, compressed air, production processes and lighting. Identifying high-energy equipment through an energy audit can help businesses find opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
The best energy contract for a manufacturer depends on its usage, budget and energy goals. Options such as fixed, flexible or renewable energy contracts can help businesses manage costs, reduce risk and support sustainability targets. Reviewing energy consumption and market conditions can help identify the most suitable approach.
Yes. Solar PV can help manufacturers reduce energy costs, lower carbon emissions and improve energy independence by generating renewable electricity on-site. It can be a valuable part of a wider energy efficiency and carbon reduction strategy.
