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Smart Savings

Welcome to the Smart Savings theme page!

Sustainability is high on everyone's agenda. The realization that humans are leaving an ever deeper and footprint on the earth is getting through to more and more people. The majority of Dutch people see pollution and global warming as problematic. As a result, we notice that there is an increasing interest and need to include sustainability in new investments.


Sustainable investing


We can help you, and show that a sustainable investment is not necessarily more expensive than a non-sustainable investment. Everything on this page revolves around sustainable investments that quickly pay for themselves.


Take our itsme FactoryScan. In time you will have to replace all kinds of parts, such as lamps, drivers or transformers in your warehouse, office or production location. We map out the lifespan of these parts for you. Often a part can no longer be replaced one-on-one, for example many fluorescent tubes have been banned in the European Union since 1 September and are no longer produced.


We know what the (sustainable) alternative is, and we make a plan to replace it so that you have the new part before the end of the life of the old part, without your work coming to a standstill.


Keep an eye on this page and stay informed about new initiatives!

Energetic in Transition
Only available in Dutch.
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Take a look at the recordings of our previous webinars below.

Profit behind the meter
Only available in Dutch.
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itsme Factory Scan


Our itsme Industrial Automation specialists and itsme Lighting Technology specialists  help you with smart and green solutions for maximum performance! Outages and end of life are no longer a surprise with the itsme FactoryScan. We map out risks with you and provide solutions.


The FactoryScan is available with our partners Danfoss, Siemens and Philips.


Interested?

Below you will find per partner what the FactoryScan entails. It is possible to request more information or contact us to schedule a FactoryScan!
 

Danfoss: Well Prepared
Click here for the article about the itsme FactoryScan
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Siemens: prevention is better than standing still
Click here for the article about the itsme FactoryScan
To the article of Siemens
Philips: the fluorescent tube goes out
Click here for the article about the itsme FactoryScan
To the article of Philips

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