Centinel Energy Monitoring at Thomson Pettie – Live Demonstration & Industry Insights

Tuesday 25th March 2025

Join us on 25 March from 10am for a unique opportunity to connect with industry peers and explore how real-time energy monitoring can deliver substantial cost savings and efficiency gains in manufacturing. Developed in Scotland by CENSIS, Centinel is a home-grown solution designed specifically for SME and large manufacturing businesses, providing cutting-edge technology to optimise energy use, reduce costs, and simplify CO₂e data capture.

Hosted at Thomson Pettie, this event will showcase how Centinel Energy Monitoring is helping manufacturers reduce energy waste, lower operational costs, and improve sustainability.  You’ll also hear first-hand from Thomson Pettie about their lived experience deploying the system, and the measurable benefits it has delivered for their business.

With the system in place at Thomson Pettie for several months, attendees will see first-hand how it integrates into operations, drives energy data insights, and helps manufacturers better understand their energy profile in day-to-day operations. By identifying inefficiencies and optimising energy use, the system delivers measurable financial savings. It also provides accurate CO₂e accounting using real-world data, supporting both sustainability goals and CBAM reporting. The visit will feature a live demonstration, a short site tour, and insights from Thomson Pettie on the operational and financial benefits of deploying the system.

Event Details:

• Location: Thomson Pettie, 40-42 Tollpark Road, Wardpark Industrial Estate, Cumbernauld, G68 0LW
• Date: 25 March
• Time: 10am – 1pm (including lunch)

What to Expect:

• Live demonstration of Centinel Energy Monitoring in action
• Insights into energy monitoring benefits and cost savings
• A short site tour to see the system installed
• Review of real-time data and its impact on cost reduction
• Thomson Pettie’s experience and success with the system
• Understanding your energy profile in daily operations and CO₂e accounting using real-world data
• The future of energy monitoring, including its role in CBAM compliance
• Networking with industry peers and energy experts

​​​​​​​Please Note:  Limited spaces are available – click the link below to register interest

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