Emerson Network Power has today announced that it is on track to deliver savings of up to 80,000 tonnes of CO2 to UK businesses over the next five years and moreover, that the UPS facility is primed for still more cost-savings in growth economies.
The bold statement was made with regard to Chloride Trinergy, which is the first high power uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) with an adaptive algorithm that continually monitors the power supply and automatically selects the most efficient operating mode.
But just what does this mean for businesses in the UK and further afield?
According to Emerson, the translation is simple – cost savings. Just today, in an official corporate statement, the firm promised to, “optimise operating costs and to cut up to seven figures from electricity bills”. In short, the device draws minimum current from incoming AC supply, while the device cost itself is eligible for capital off-setting from carbon reduction programs such as the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme.
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