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Independent energy data management provider, IMServ Europe Ltd, has been shortlisted by the 2017 Energy Awards within the Energy Data Collection and Analysis (Project-based) Category for securing Capacity Market entry for Anglian Water within 8 weeks.   IMServ Europe Ltd has been confirmed as a finalist at the 2017 Energy Awards, which is due to be …

Energy Awards 2017 shortlist IMServ in Data Collection & Analysis Project Category Read More »

Independent energy data management provider, IMServ Europe Limited, is celebrating 25 years in the utilities market. The company has a rich heritage in data collection and metering services, since it was founded in 1992.   Looking back on the energy industry since the passing of the Energy Act 1983 much has happened. 30 years ago, …

Optimising energy consumption for 25 years Read More »

Independent energy data management provider, IMServ Europe Limited, has been successfully accredited with the Institute of Customer Service ServiceMark accreditation for a further three years, following a thorough 6 month assessment review.   IMServ Europe Limited previously held ServiceMark between 2013 and 2016 and this latest accreditation, awarded for the next three years, demonstrates their ongoing …

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With so much change taking place within the energy market, it is important that those working in procurement understand the challenges that the energy market is facing. For energy procurement managers pressure to find the best deal is a key factor. Having a clearer picture of an organisation’s energy requirements puts procurers in a better …

Key Stages to Solving Procurement Challenges within the Energy Market Read More »

With volatile energy markets and increasing costs, it is becoming more and more important for businesses to have an understanding of their energy consumption. However, small and medium-size (SME) businesses don’t give energy management the priority it needs and end up paying the price for it, warns Jason Taylor, Account Manager at IMServ, one of …

Are SMEs getting the best energy deal? Five essential questions from IMServ Read More »

There’s no doubt that things are changing in the energy market. There has been a continuation of market changes, as well as uncertainty following the EU referendum. With 2017 ticking away, here we look ahead at what may be in store for the energy market for the next 12 months and beyond.   Paul Akrill, …

5 key energy industry trends in 2017/2018 How the market is changing Read More »

April 2017 brings with it the biggest reformation of the water industry in living memory. Currently, non-domestic users are only able to use their local supplier for all of their water needs, irrespective of the level of service they are receiving. Post April the water market will become deregulated, allowing businesses, charities and public sector …

Stay ahead of the tide of water deregulation; understanding the water shadow market Read More »

The finalists for the Energy Awards have now been announced.  This prestigious event is one of the most admired and respected in the industry, celebrating excellence for the intelligent use of energy.   This year, the Energy Awards saw a significant increase in entries from a broad range of sectors. The awards cover every aspect …

IMServ has been shortlisted for the ‘Energy Data Collection & Analysis’ and ‘Energy Efficient Partnership of Year’ categories of the Energy Awards 2016 Read More »

Sam Dean, Business Development Manager at IMServ, one of the UK’s largest independent energy data management providers, discusses the impending deregulation of the water industry in England in 2017, and the benefits and risks it brings with it. Water deregulation is coming to England in 2017, and it will usher in a sea change in …

Water deregulation: flooding the market or a drop in the bucket? Read More »

Over 6 million domestic energy supply accounts were switched in 2015, a 15% increase on 2014, according to Ofgem. With savings of around £330 a year for switching to a different tariff or supplier, consumers are being more proactive at looking for better energy deals.   A new Next Day Switching service is currently under review by …

Will Next Day Switching change the energy industry for the better? Read More »