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       Use Less, Waste Less, Cost Less - Systematic Energy

It is with great pleasure that Society & Living dedicates the prestigious and highly sought after ‘Business Excellence’ feature to Systematic Energy. This is presented to the business that has shown the most enthusiasm and commitment in providing a flawless customer orientated service. Gerry Goldner is the proprietor of Systematic Energy. Gerry has been applying his expertise, knowledge and management skills in helping businesses to minimizing avoidable energy waste. Gerry helps occupiers to operate with the mantra ‘use less, waste less, impact less’ This service can and will help the client to not only save money on their energy bills but help protect our precious environment. Gerry said, “Energy waste lurks in every building, new or old. The trick is to find it and help the client to deal with the causes. This is where we focus our efforts on the clients’ services to develop action plans to cut this wastage.” As a business, increasing your turnover can be an incredibly hard task; and even if you do achieve this, the profit margin doesn't necessarily reflect the efforts put in. Effective management of your energy costs can be an untapped way of increasing your bottom line with low risks and rapid results.Over the years in the industry Gerry has acquired specialist knowledge in a variety of energy usage fields, including: Energy Management (20+ years) Control systems troubleshooting (25+ years) Building services (30+ years) Energy buyer and user of utilities Operating buildings of all types Provision of action plans to minimise wastage Helping to finance schemes that reduce energy waste to minimise costs and carbon impact Gerry said, “In order to provide an effective targeted system, I have created a mission statement and offer the following key points. to provide clients with an excellent service,deliver a value for money service,comply with the brief and provide effective solutions.”Action Plan After carrying out building audits, Systematic Energy will supply a three stage action plan that is to be integrated into your business. This helps the customer make a sustained effort to save money and energy into the future. Starting with some ‘quick wins’ you will immediately be able to save a significant amount on your bills. The second stage will focus on low cost risk alterations for further savings (usually less than a year). The third stage shows how sensible levels of investment will generate paybacks of three – five years. This means that improved cash flow is sustained. Further Comments Getting all the people who work in your buildings motivated to help is very important in the process of reducing overall energy costs. With energy bills rising and turnover declining, it is comforting to know that these steps will improve your profits by reducing energy costs, all at virtually no risk.

Gerry commented, “My extensive range of expertise make me uniquely qualified to assist and provide a comprehensive variety of services and solutions. I have access to a network of highly experienced professionals that will help to deliver solutions to you organisation and across all aspects of the built environment. Below are a few simple self help tips that will come in handy and give you a great starting point.” Self Help Tips You should never assume that someone else is doing what is needed in order to reduce waste. As Gerry said, “most energy waste is visible, but Systematic Energy offers the following guidance to anyone who is looking to reduce costs and save money, whether in a business or family environment. Media news on the 10th January 2012 shows yet again, that many suppliers provide incorrect invoices throughout the year. So you could be paying to much or building future problems by under paying!! Do not rely on estimated usage figures. Take the following actions to rectify this situation. You MUST make sure that your energy invoice is correct You should always thoroughly check your bills – don’t simply pay an invoice You should regularly read your meters (on a monthly basis) and send the supplier your readings Keep a record of usage and expenditure, even when changing supplier Finally, Gerry commented, “By implementing these simple tips, you’ll soon notice an improvement in the amount of spending on your energy bills.”