Showing posts with label Light Up Rural Africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Light Up Rural Africa. Show all posts

Monday, December 16, 2019

USING TIMERS IN HOTELS' COOLING SYSTEM

ONE OF THE INEFFICIENT WAYS HOTEL OWNERS LOSE MONEY THAT I HAVE OBSERVED FROM MY FEW STAYS AROUND THE COUNTRY IS IN THE MAINTENANCE AND CONTROL OF AIR CONDITIONERS.



You have noticed too. Good. It is fairly common that lots of ACs are left running even when there are no occupants in the room, especially in big hotels with many rooms.

HOW CAN THIS BE MANAGED? 

Through a simple energy plan we can execute for you if you are interested. It entails:

Programmable time controls can easily be retro-fitted onto most types of air conditioning equipment and they ensure that the equipment only operates during the hours that it is required. Timers can reduce energy consumption and energy costs to the customer by ensuring that air conditioners are not running unnecessarily during non-business hours, such as overnight or on weekends and public holidays. Different timers allow pre-programming for different periods. Timers most commonly can be programmed for a week or for every day of the year. Multiple channel timers are also available so that other equipment, such as lights, photocopiers etc. can also be controlled. Most timers come with battery back-up and an override facility in case air conditioning is needed outside of the programmed hours. 

WE LOVE TO DEPLOY TECHNOLOGY IN SOLVING OUR CLIENT'S ENERGY CHALLENGES

Give me a call for a free quote or proposal

STAY GREEN

Thursday, December 5, 2019

INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING RETROFIT

AS A FACTORY OWNER OR FACILITY MANAGER HAVE YOU CONSIDERED the advantage to gain when you retrofit your factory's or facility ten years plus lighting system to an energy efficient and brighter lighting system?



TRUTH IS most factories and commercial facilities in Nigeria rely heavily on fluorescent light and our findings shows majority of these fluorescent tubes are highly rated in wattage and have defective ballast that consumes tons of electricity while producing poor lighting. 

OUR SOLUTION TO THIS PROBLEM IS SIMPLE AND AFFORDABLE:

Fluorescent lighting has a very high penetration in the industrial and commercial sector. The most common types of fluorescent lighting are the 4 foot, 40 Watt tubes and the 2 foot, 20 Watt tubes. The 40 Watt lamp can readily be replaced with a 25 Watt lamp with the same lighting output, without any modifications. Similarly the 20 Watt lamp can be replaced with an 18 Watt lamp. The current retail prices of the high efficiency lamps are similar or slightly lower than the standard lamps and hence, financial incentives would not be required.

WE PROPOSE THIS SOLUTION BECAUSE WE CARE ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS AND THE GREEN PLANET

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Call me on +2347033763276 for inquiries and to make request for free walk through audit for your factory.

STAY GREEN

Saturday, June 20, 2015

AKON- THE LIGHT BEARER

Hello Friends of Earth,

It's been a while since I was here to share the green ideas with y'all. Well, I have been up and about trying to light up Africa. And in the same spirit of negawatt revolution will I today extol the good works of my brother from another mother-AKON.
I am sure an average reader of my blog has heard the fantastic news about how Akon intends to invest massively in Solar Electrification for African villages. When I heard it weeks back, I just exhaled and enthused in the good news. Who would ever imagine that Akon would be a Light Bearer in Africa?
The good gesture of the international music star is founded in his deep concern for the common people of Africa, the village people, who cannot afford the luxury of simple electricity in their mud houses. These good folks mostly rely on hurricane lantern or local lamp or candle to give them light in the dark of African nights. Many health complications arise from the use of these crude means to achieve illumination, asides the high cost implications of maintaining these backward light-generators.
More pertinently, the intrinsic value that science and technology adds to life, which for long has been denied the good people of African villages, can now be enjoyed when these folks have their houses powered by solar energy. They can have a well lighted house at night, charge their phones, listen to their transistor radio and imagine they are in paradise. Oh yes! This is a commendable project by a heart that truly loves Africa and I am proud to associate with Akon on this landmark achievement. Akon is a good son of Mama Africa.
My hope as an environmentalist is to have this good gesture emulated and replicated by men of means of African origin who are yet to give back to the motherland. Africa needs help. Africa needs light. Africa needs you.
You can be the next Light Bearer to bring illumination to millions of houses still in darkness in Africa. All it takes is a step and Zeus will bring you up.

I join my brothers and sisters from the Horn of Africa to say “God Bless Akon”.

I urge you all to go and learn about his solar project. Green is the way to go!

Wale Owoeye Esq.

www.zeusenergylimited.com