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By Karen Thuranira It has been proven that the most efficient way to use water is by use of efficient fixtures, smart meters and even sensors. I recently had a chat with a colleague who was telling me about this new gadget he was about to install in the washrooms of a commercial building. This [...]
By Ruth Carol Atieno Fluke 1736 power logger can automatically log more than 500 power quality parameters to help you quantify your energy usage. The device also has enough memory for more than a year of data logging, therefore it can uncover hard to find issues that might have been missed during…
By Karen Thuranira The goal of energy efficiency is to reduce the amount of energy required to provide products and services. To achieve energy efficiency, monitoring your energy use is key. The more we know about where and why we use energy, the easier it will be to make energy efficiency changes…
By Ruth Carol Atieno Water is a necessity in a person's daily life routine. The process of measuring water use at a particular time is know as water metering. Water meters are used to measure the volume of water used by residential houses and commercial buildings. A good meter helps you save money…
By Sarah Nanjekho wanyonyi Because of human error,in this era a lot we cannot easily sustain,The rain,sometimes to see it we have to pray and cry in pain,Sometimes,it downpours and floods the plains,innocent plains,It erodes some areas,uphill downhill and even the plains,seriously destroying the…
By Chris Mbori Having the right equipment is key to any energy auditing process. But even before we talk about the energy auditing tools, it is paramount to keep in mind safety first. Before using any of the tools listed below, ensure as an energy auditor that you are with the right Personal…
By Karen Thuranira Every now and then, you find your body yearning for a little sunlight. Sometimes in a few instances, your doctor might recommend that you spend some time in the sunlight. Why so? Is the sun bad for us? In as much as the sun has gotten a bad reputation, granted that too [...]
By Ruth Carol Atieno COOLNOMIX In recent years, with the planet becoming either hotter or cooler than expected, Air Conditioners (AC) have become a basic necessity in our homes and offices. Those not in a position to afford the ACs resort to other cheaper traditional solutions. Refrigeration has…
By Ruth Carol Atieno Reduce, reuse and recycle. Simple three words but the impact they can create in the planet is not as simple. This song is sang and known by almost each and every one of us from the young generation to the older generation. The sun is scorching hot, you are busy going [...]
By Ruth Carol Atieno October 22nd is a day set a side every year as World Energy Day, to raise awareness on energy related issues globally. Here in Kenya Eenovators Limited has championed this cause and has since 2016 been holding events and awareness activities to commemorate this very important…
Electricity is a form of energy formed by the transfer of electrons from the negative and positive points within a conductor. Electrical power should also be added to the list of basic needs as it is a fundamental commodity in the modern way of life and since it is not free of charge, bills have…
By Martin Ochieng The energy management space is rapidly expanding. More companies than ever are increasingly facing pressure from both the market and policymakers to become more energy-efficient, an occurrence that has created a significantly large market for the services energy management firms…
By Kennedy Khusi Energy is one of the big four agendas for Kenya. It touches on all the day to day running of the nation’s various key sectors ranging from Health, Manufacturing, Agriculture and Sports Transport among others. However, the most of the Kenyans especially in the rural areas are…
By Paul Muhia Data & Energy driven Analyst. We live in a fast-paced world and the race towards self-actualization is unending. Professionals from all walks of life are in constant search for new information in order to catch up with the trends in their respective fields. Survival for the fittest…
Is There a Relationship Between Energy And Tourism? By Monica Ngage Tourism is one of the main foreign income earners for our country. Apart from income generation, it significantly impacts the environment negatively and as a result, there is a need to shift to a form of tourism that is…
Efficient use of resources is necessary for the continued survival of the human race, but to get there, continuous learning is even more necessary. It is heart-warming to study the results of this survey as what stands out most is that energy professionals have taken ownership of their own…
By Paul Muhia, Eagles. For centuries, these seemingly larger-than-life birds have fascinated and inspired us with their brilliant characteristics and abilities. A lot of research has been done to try and understand their royalness. Some of the outstanding features that we shall explore today are.…
WHAT IS YOUR QUALIFICATION? By Eleen Korir INTRODUCTION The Human Resources Department at Eenovators receives numerous applications from interested parties who want to join our vibrant team. We receive applications from across different disciplines and it has been of interest to assess what…
By Karen Thuranira Seasons In Kenya Growing up in a county far away in the heart of Eastern Kenya, weather patterns were very predictable. For instance, We knew there were 2 rainy seasons in a year. The long rains which started at around mid-March to June, and the short rains which came in October…
By Pherry Angela. An International Resource says that half of the world is to face severe water stress come 2030. Well, it’s not yet 2030 and in our country Kenya, this is already becoming a reality for most of the population. The percentage of people already being affected by water stress is…
By Martin Ochieng' Carbon pricing Sometimes referred to as a form of tax, is a cost levied on the carbon content of fuels. The concept draws from the need to encourage industries most involved in pollution to reduce the amount of greenhouse gasses they liberate into the atmosphere [1]. All these…
By Ruth Carol Atieno Electricity prices shoots up again Kenya, for quite a long time, has been hit by a dry spell and this year, the rains came later than expected. To make matters worse, the down pour has been poor. Most if not all regions in Kenya are experiencing very little rains. Not…
Since 2005, the Kenyan energy sector has received a major boost. Mainly through large investments in wind and geothermal energy projects. However, the demand for energy is increasing at a very fast rate due to population increase and industrialization. On the global front, demand for energy is…
Before I start doing an energy audit, I normally ask my clients if there are any previous energy audits reports and if I can have access to them. My primary reason often is to find out whether any of the recommendations proposed by my predecessor auditors have actually been implemented. I try to…
