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The magazine of choice for the UK’s energy managers

Energy efficiency is here to stay. now higher than ever on the corporate agenda it’s no longer just an optional extra to add on to existing infrastructure or processes but a

fundamental principle that saves resources, reduces costs and can even improve productivity. To emphasise its importance the International Energy Agency now calls energy efficiency ‘the first fuel.’

This year will be a crucial year for the development of energy efficiency in the UK. As the year progresses EiBI will be following the Energy Savings opportunity Scheme, the latest major Government incentive. This could prove to be pivotal in the sector’s development. And the result of the general election is sure to bring new policies shaping energy efficiency.

Energy in Buildings & Industry (EiBI) is the magazine that industry, commerce and public sector organisations turn to for guidance on cutting back on energy use. For over 30 years

EDIToRIAl ConTEnT 2015

the UK’s only monthly magazine in this sector has helped thousands of companies save millions of pounds through the more efficient use of energy.

Every month the magazine provides an unrivalled coverage of the latest technical developments in the industry as well as detailed analysis of the policy and legislative changes that are shaping the market.

Energy in Buildings & Industry is well known for its controversial comment from industry leaders. As well as our own analysis, Andrew Warren of the Association for the Conservation of Energy pens his regular influential column. Coupled to this we have an unrivalled news section keeping energy professionals right up to date. Every month we interview a leading figure in the energy efficiency sector who give their tips and advice on saving energy.

For energy managers wishing to brush up on their skills or new to the energy scene, EiBI publishes a highly popular monthly Continuing

professional Development training module in conjunction with the Energy Institute.

EiBI retains close links with the national Energy management Exhibition (nEmEX) due to take place in April at the nEC in Birmingham. once again EiBI will be the official magazine of the show.

EiBI is the only magazine for the most powerful and influential decision makers in UK energy management.

mAnAGInG EDIToR Mark Thrower

energy management.

Since it was launched just over 30 years ago, Energy in Buildings & Industry (EiBI) has been the number one monthly title for all those individuals that work in the public,

commercial and industrial sectors and are responsible for ensuring that the building or their organisation is energy efficient.

During this period EiBI has established itself as the authoritative voice for energy managers as the numbers indicate. These days however, those who are tasked with looking into the energy efficiency of their building or business have a variety of job titles. many consultants, building services engineers, facility managers, technical managers or even plant and maintenance managers are considered to be energy managers in their own right and are represented in significant numbers on EiBI’s circulation.

Having exhibited at all the major industry exhibitions and conferences including ESTA and mEUC events in recent years, the interest in energy efficiency from end users such as general industry, manufacturing, retail and hotel groups has increased dramatically. These individuals are the key decision makers within their vertical market sectors and are very often at director level within the organisation. As a result the publication’s readership has grown to almost 12,000 per issue, demonstrating EiBI’s value as an important and reliable source of information.

EiBI’s highly requested circulation is ABC Audited and the readership includes members of The Energy Institute, CIBSE and The Energy managers Association. Importantly, monthly copies are sent to relevant named individuals, as EiBI has a policy of not sending unnamed copies to companies.

“EiBI continues to provide individualsthat work in both the public and private sectors with all the information they require to make informed decisions”

CIRCUlATIon & READERSHIp 2015

An evolving circulation requested by decision makers in UK energy management

Readership Profile By Job Title

Architect/Surveyor 503

Building Services Engineer/Manager 849

Buyer/Purchaser 387

Commercial Energy Assessor 127

Consultant 1,505

Contractor 293

Design/Project Engineer 565

Electrical/Mechanical Engineer 680

Energy Engineer/Manager 1,731

Environmental Engineer/Manager 466

Estates Manager 336

Facilities Engineer/Manager 844

Managing Director, Partner, Finance Director

2,053

Plant/Works/Maintenance – Engineer/Manager

588

Technical Engineer/Manager 816

TOTAL 11,743

Architecture/Surveying 432

Banking/Insurance/Finance 119

Building/Construction 964

Central/Local Government 993

Commercial Building 198

Consultancy 2,271

Contracting 549

Education 569

Energy Management 1,708

Environmental Management 228

Facility Management 433

Health Authority/Hospital 351

Hotel/Leisure 276

Housing Authority 173

Industry/Manufacturing 1,687

Retail 338

Transport 115

Utility 339

TOTAL 11,743

Readership Profile By Organisation

January-December 2014 average circulation per issue

11,743

EDITORIAL PROGRAMME

FEATURES & CpD moDUlES 2015

Month Editorial Deadline

January

monitoring & metering

Small-scale Wind turbines 15/12/2014Biomass

Drives & motors

Heat pumps

February

EcoBuild preview

Water Management 21/01/2015lighting

Combined Heat & power and District Heating

March

Industrial and Commercial Heating

BEMS 23/02/2015Data Centre management

nEmEX preview

Supplement Energy@Home

April

Air Conditioning

Lighting 23/03/2015Building Energy management Systems

Compressed Air

May

Boilers & Burners

Heat Pumps 20/04/2015Voltage Optimisation

Heat recovery & Ventilation

June

Heat pumps

Industrial CHP 20/05/2015Drives & motors

Water management

Supplement Energy@Home

July/August

monitoring & metering

Legislation update 22/06/2015Solar power

Combined Heat & power and District Heating

September

Heating Technology

Compressed Air 24/08/2015Humidification

Energy procurement

October

Building Energy management Systems

Refrigeration 21/09/2015lighting & luxlive preview

EmEX preview

Supplement Energy@Home

November/December

Boilers & Burners

Shading Systems 23/10/2015Air Handling Systems

Retrofit and Refurbishment

*CpD Training modules are produced with the Energy Institute.

CPD Modules for 2016: JANuARy – Solar Thermal; FEBRuARy – Fuel Cells; MARCH – District Heating; APRIL - Biomass

Hybrid heat pumps Replacing combi boilers Renewable Heat Incentive Taking full advantage Hot property spot Eco lodges tick all the boxes

PROMOTING ENERGY EFFICIENCY

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2014A supplement to EiBI

COVER STORYWhy investing inPV makes sense

Are we heading towards a new era of zero carbon homes or are we still going to be building thousands of energy-inefficient homes? What can be done to revive the Green Deal?

Energy@Home, the sister publication of Energy in Buildings & Industry, is an invaluable source of information to all professionals working for housing associations and housebuilders. With a mixture of technology, news, opinions and controversy, Energy@Home is the ideal platform to debate the energy issues of tomorrow.

Each issue will take a close look at how the UK’s domestic property market is becoming more energy efficient. Energy@Home will examine how the house building industry can meet the demanding targets for cutting energy use. What are the likely technologies to be used in the construction of the houses of the future? Will smart metering become commonplace in the homes of the next decade? And what about the appliances of the future? Will they continue to become more energy efficient?

What effect will the general election have on future energy policy and will the Infrastructure Bill pave the way for a two-tier system of energy efficiency for our homes? Energy@Home will be following the changes every step of the way.

Energy@Home will also focus on the huge role refurbishment will have in bringing the UK’s housing stock up to standard. Rising prices and cuts to government programmes mean that the fight against fuel poverty is set to continue for

Online and Digitalwww.energyzine is the website of Energy in Buildings & Industry (EiBI) and Energy@Home. Focussing on the fact that every company, organisation and residential owner is looking to cut their energy consumption and costs, the website provides all the latest in-depth news including Government policy proposals and parliamentary issues, as well as feedback on the impact of new legislation in both the UK and abroad, as well as details of trends, products and services which are currently available to reduce the amount of energy we consume.

To enquire about the availability and specific rates for banner advertising, skyscrapers and the suppliers’ directory please contact the sales team.

During 2015 we will also be introducing our regular newsletter with further sponsorship opportunities available to advertisers.

E-ShotsEmail marketing is an extremely effective way to support your print and advertising programme, whether you want to acquire new customers or maintain a relationship with existing ones. EiBI is able to offer you an email database of key decision makers and can give you the option of either providing the complete e-shot to our specification or alternatively, we can assist you with the layout and content. Following the mailing we will provide you with full analytic results including opens, click-throughs etc. Rates and specification details are available on request.

EnERGy@HomE SUpplEmEnT, onlInE & E-SHoTS

Homes for tomorrow

many more years. How can the UK overcome this huge problem? Energy@Home will be following developments throughout 2015.

An unrivalled readership• The General Election• Refurbishment• Fuel Poverty• Low-to zero-carbon homes• Renewables• Smart Homes of the future

DISPLAy RATES

1 5 10

Double Page Spread 4 Colour £3920 £3530 £3175

Full Page 4 Colour £2100 £1895 £1705

Half Page 4 Colour £1125 £1020 £915

Quarter Page 4 Colour £700 £620 £565

Recruitment, Tendering & TrainingFor full, half and quarter pages, the display rates above apply – for other sizes, the cost per single column centimetre (p.S.C.C.) is £24.00.

Classified AdvertisingThe EiBI Directory provides an excellent platform to build and maintain awareness for your company in every issue and on our website at an extremely cost effective inclusive rate. maintaining a regular presence is all important within an A-Z products and Services Directory.

Instead of the normal classified rate of £24.00 p.s.c.c. the directory is discounted as follows:• 10 insertions including colour - £10.00 p.s.c.c.• 5 insertions including colour - £12.00 p.s.c.c.

Special PositionsCovers and guaranteed positions 10% extra

Loose and Bound insertsprices available upon application, depending on size, weight etc.

Products in Action and New ProductsIf you have a new product or a case study you would like to feature, why not submit 200 words of text plus a colour photograph for only £95.00.

Direct MailThis can be organised through our independent mailing house and selection can be made by job title or location.

Page SizeS

Sizes (mm) (Height x Width) Type Trim Bleed

Double page spread 268 x 430 297 x 460 303 x 466

Full page 268 x 200 297 x 230 303 x 236

Half page horizontal 130 x 200 146 x 230 152 x 236

Half page vertical 268 x 98 297 x 113 303 x 119

Quarter page 130 x 98 - -

Quarter page horizontal 65 x 200 80 x 230 83 x 236

Quarter page vertical strip 268 x 47 297 x 62 303 x 68

Production Data

Publication Date - During the 2nd week of the cover date except for the two combined issues.Copy Date - 4 weeks prior to publication.Cancellation - 6 weeks prior to publication.

EiBI is produced digitally therefore, advertisement copy is to be supplied as follows:• On CD or DVD (Apple Mac compatible).• By email to info@eibi.co.uk.

Preferred files• High resolution PDF with no security or password protection. All images must be CmyK and high

resolution and all fonts must be embedded and subset (job options available on request). For advertisements supplied as image files, 600dpi minimum is recommended.

BleedFor bleed advertisements please allow 3mm all around.

Production ContactClaire Sayburn Tel: 01889 577222 email: info@eibi.co.uk

ConTACTSEDITORIAL OFFICEMark Throwerpinede publishing ltdpo Box 825GuildfordGU4 8WQ

Tel: 01483 452854email: editor@eibi.co.uk

HEAD OFFICEChris Evans – Display SalesSharon Nutter – Classified Salespinede publishing ltd16-18 Hawkesyard HallArmitage park RugeleyStaffordshireWS15 1pU

Tel: 01889 577222Fax: 01889 579177General email: info@eibi.co.ukClassified Sales: classified@eibi.co.uk

NORTHERN SALES OFFICERuss Jacksonpinede publishing ltdArgyle Business Centre8 leicester StreetSouthportlancashirepR9 0EZ

Tel: 01704 501090email: russ@eibi.co.uk

SOuTHERN SALES OFFICENathan Woodpinede publishing ltd1b Station SquareFlitwickBedfordshiremK45 1Dp

Tel: 01525 716143email: nathan@eibi.co.uk

“EiBI has stuck to what it has always done best - providing first-class support to advertisers and readers”

ADVertising & PrODuCtiOn 2015

Advertising Rates

There are three regular columns that are available for sponsorship including the “CpD Fundamentals Series”, which is a four page section that appears in the centre spread of each issue and is published in conjunction with the Energy Institute. The content is generic and is supplied by independent consultants on a variety of subjects. The sponsor would receive their logo/name at the head of the first page as well as the Contents page, plus a strip advertisement at the foot of each of the four pages and the option of a full page advertisement opposite the Q&A section. The other two opportunities for sponsorship are the “Warren Report” and “Talking Heads”, which would give the sponsor their name and a small advertisement space at the head of the page. Further details are available on request.

Sponsorship