However, energy managers, facilities engineers and property owners who keep a keen eye on energy use and efficiency might have noticed a different trend.
As they’ll attest, the greatest opportunity for year-on-year energy and carbon reduction isn’t, in fact, during winter. Instead, it’s found in the unpredictable variations of the transitional seasons – autumn and spring.
Being able to adapt to this shift and refocus your HVAC strategies, in line with the erratic weather patterns, is crucial for achieving genuine energy efficiency, saving up to 25 percent on heating costs and boosting your sustainability credentials.
Read the full article in DPA's November 2025 issue