Company Overview

Our goal is to create a software service platform which enables occupants in buildings to be engaged, save energy and reduce carbon emissions. Our approach is to do this in a way that provides easy to digest information, reaching everyone throughout their day and actively encourages participation.

We know people want to make a difference - we provide the means to do that by 'broadcasting' feedback on energy usage and in doing so, help make energy use part of the fabric of the environment - raising awareness and influencing behaviour.

KyotoTV is the first step towards this goal, many more applications will soon be available.

Meet a few of us

Ben Randal

Aaron Cottrell

Sam Taylor

In the media

	OuterArc - Welcome to the CarbonCup [PDF - Green-Tech Publication]
	Serious Games Empowering Energy Efficient Citizens [Serious Games Market Blog]

Resources

	Can Energy Dashboards Change Behavior, Permanently? [TreeHugger]
	IBM Proves Smart Grid Reduces Energy Use By At Least 15% [TreeHugger]
	Employees Point to Reducing Energy Use as an Easy Win [The Carbon Trust]
	Saving Energy at Work and at Home [The Carbon Trust]
	The Effectiveness of Feedback on Energy Consumption [PDF - University of Oxford]
	Changing Energy Consumption Behaviour in Academic Departments [PDF - University of St. Andrews]
	Join Eon's Talking Energy Debate [YouTube]

Helping hand

We are grateful to EMDA (East Midlands Development Agency) for awarding us a grant in 2008, allowing us to research and develop some of our ideas on energy and sustainability. Thanks also go out to BioCity, a Nottingham based high-tech incubator, for the continued guidance and support we receive.

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