An innovative energy saving solution, the Powerstar voltage optimisation system, developed by EMSc, a UK company, is being widely used by Colleges in Scotland following the appointment of Bryan Divitt as Business Sales Engineer.
The Powerstar system, which is proven to be the most efficient product of its type, maximises the delivery of electricity, achieving savings of up to 26.1% on energy consumption and carbon emissions. Presently the voltage supplied by UK energy companies averages 242V, while electrical equipment is designed to operate on 220V/230V.
The product, which has also won a series of awards, has already been installed in a number of locations across the country including, Clydebank College, Langside College, Perth College Goodlybum and Perth College Brahan.
Mr Divitt who is based in Livingston, has nearly fifteen years experience in sales having worked for a number of blue chip companies in senior roles. He has worked in the sustainability sector, specifically voltage optimisation, since 2008.
For more information visit www.powerstar.co.uk
Dr. Alex Mardapittas, managing director of EMSc and inventor of Powerstar said; “We are extremely pleased to have been able to install Powerstar in a number of colleges in Scotland, in such a short space of time. We are extremely excited about the future prospects of working with organisations and institutions in Scotland, leading up to the introduction of the Carbon Reduction Commitment in 2012.”
The Powerstar system, which is proven to be the most efficient product of its type, maximises the delivery of electricity, achieving savings of up to 26.1% on energy consumption and carbon emissions. Presently the voltage supplied by UK energy companies averages 242V, while electrical equipment is designed to operate on 220V/230V.
The product, which has also won a series of awards, has already been installed in a number of locations across the country including, Clydebank College, Langside College, Perth College Goodlybum and Perth College Brahan.
Mr Divitt who is based in Livingston, has nearly fifteen years experience in sales having worked for a number of blue chip companies in senior roles. He has worked in the sustainability sector, specifically voltage optimisation, since 2008.
For more information visit www.powerstar.co.uk
Dr. Alex Mardapittas, managing director of EMSc and inventor of Powerstar said; “We are extremely pleased to have been able to install Powerstar in a number of colleges in Scotland, in such a short space of time. We are extremely excited about the future prospects of working with organisations and institutions in Scotland, leading up to the introduction of the Carbon Reduction Commitment in 2012.”
