Power Factor Correction & Voltage Management Systems

"ECA Industry Awards Finalists 2020/21"

EnergyAce are official finalists at the ECA Industry Awards 2020/21! We are up for "Contractor Of The Year" an award that we are no strangers to having won it before along with the ECA award for Innovation back in 2015. The ECA Awards are National awards which is testament to the hard work put in by our team to our customers all across the country as well as our exporting customers from all around the world. Our work throughout the past year has seen us continue to provide excellent products and services to old customers as well as new customers who we are now hoping to form a long lasting relationship with. This year we join a shortlist of 32…

"“Green Business Of The Year” BIBAs 2021 Finalists"

We are proud to announce that we are finalists for "Green Business Of The Year" at the BIBAs 2021!🏆 After what has been a tough couple of years for all businesses we are delighted that our efforts have been recognised and that we are in the final for such a prestigious award. This is not the first time EnergyAce has been finalists at the BIBAs having previously won the "Small Business Of The Year" award and being nominated for a variety of different awards throughout the years. This years finalists for the "Green Business Of The Year" holds tough competition including other businesses such as Chocolat Madagascar, Crowberry Consulting Ltd, Evans Vanodine International PLC, Hackings Holiday Home Park, Levity Crop…

"Active Harmonic Filter"

EnergyAce Ltd are very proud to announce an official partnership with The Schaffner Group as the official integrator of Active Harmonic Filter and Schaffner's wider products in the UK. Schaffner are a very strong global brand and one that matches well the expertise, values, quality and attention to detail of those shared by EnergyAce Ltd since 2002. EnergyAce are power quality engineers and specialist integrators of the ecosine active sync series as a cobranded EnergyAce product while Schaffner are the international leader in the field of electromagnetic compatibility and power quality systems who are again setting standards with its offering for harmonic mitigation. (more…)

"ICAR Capacitor Trays UK Support"

Following the sad news that Icar capacitors  entered administration in November 2020, EnergyAce would like to reassure all customers previously using Icar products that support is available in the UK. EnergyAce are a UK manufacturer offering a range of capacitor trays and automatic systems in very similar style and in some cases with the same fixing centres and dimensions to enable trouble free transition form Icar to EnergyAce. (more…)

"You can’t manage what you can’t see.."

The first stage of any energy reduction scheme is to gather accurate information and data on your existing energy consumption and efficiency. EnergyAce offers online remote metering and monitoring to allow you to monitor your energy usage. Implementing energy metering is a simple, low cost way of identifying and delivering energy savings of up to 60%. This first step is fundamental for any organisation - irrespective of your business's size or sector. Once in place, EnergyAce metering gives us the ability to interrogate your energy data and identify areas of unnecessary wastage. It's the route to better, more informed decision-making and investment. Call 01695 559785 to have a friendly chat with one of the EnergyAce team today.

"Wigan Youth Zone Impact Report"

EnergyAce is a proud patron of the Wigan Youth Zone. The Wigan Youth Zone which opened in 2013 continues to do great work for the young people of Wigan, even during these trying times. Their most recent impact document shows the most significant outcomes for young people from their time at the Wigan Youth Zone since its opening day right up until the last 3 months of lockdown where it has had to adjust to meet the restrictions put in place. In their latest message the Youth Zone said “It gives me great pleasure in sharing our most recent impact document, which captures the significant outcomes for young people as a result of their engagement with Wigan Youth Zone from…

"Your Weekly Energy Market Report 28/05/2020"

YOUR WEEKLY ENERGY MARKET REPORT Welcome back to those who have been following our weekly report and welcome to all new visitors. To follow us and to read the detailed weekly report on energy intelligence click here A soft demand/supply complex drove short-term contract prices downwards towards the back end of last week. This move was a consequence of increasing levels of wind generation, higher temperatures, higher solar generation levels and lower national demand forecasts as the country headed into a bank holiday weekend. Early signs this morning are that some price correction is taking place. Temperatures are expected to cool somewhat and with Russian gas flows into Western Europe dropping by over 15% over the course of the weekend,…

"Your Weekly Energy Market Report 20/05/2020"

YOUR WEEKLY ENERGY MARKET REPORT Welcome back to those who have been following our weekly report and welcome to all new visitors. To follow us and to read the detailed weekly report on energy intelligence click here Price increases on the near curve were contained somewhat, as reports of milder weather and a healthy LNG outlook for the remainder of this month continued to suppress price movements for short term contracts. Norwegian flows into the UK remained low as the week closed, with a number of scheduled maintenance procedures going ahead on key North Sea infrastructure. The renewables mix also remained strong on Friday and throughout the course of the weekend, with levels of solar and wind generation making up…

"Your Weekly Energy Market Report 13/05/2020"

YOUR WEEKLY ENERGY MARKET REPORT Welcome back to those who have been following our weekly report and welcome to all new visitors. To follow us and to read the detailed weekly report on energy intelligence click here Demand levels heading into the bank holiday weekend sat much lower than seasonal norms largely due to warmer weather, reducing heating demand. In addition, the bright conditions boost solar generation but this additional supply was offset by low wind generation. The wider commodity mix have witnessed steady gains in recent weeks as countries eased business and social lockdowns and fuel demand has picked up modestly. Indeed, renewed optimism going into the weekend provided support for Carbon prices, which in turn added some pressure…