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Kenilworth business cuts energy bills in office revamp

Local News by James Smith 6th May 2026  
Auditel has helped futureproof its business with its energy upgrades (image via Warwickshire County Council)
Auditel has helped futureproof its business with its energy upgrades (image via Warwickshire County Council)
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A Kenilworth business has saved money on its energy bills and cut its carbon emissions thanks to the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS).

Auditel, a procurement and carbon consultancy business in Kenilworth, has helped "futureproof" the business during its recent renovations.

In 2025, the firm opened new office premises and as part of their renovations work to the building it wanted to become more energy efficient and reduce their carbon footprint.

To help understand the energy efficiency changes that could benefit the building, Auditel reached out to BEAS, which arranged for a free energy assessment at the new office site.

The assessment revealed that with upgrades to window systems, improved heating and air conditioning and LED lights, Auditel could make significant cuts to its lighting and heating costs.

David Kendall, Managing Partner of Auditel, decided to go ahead with the upgrades, and was able to apply for a government-funded grant to help with the cost of making the upgrades through the BEAS team.

He said: "These improvements have made a transformative difference to the building and ensure that our business genuinely 'practises what we preach' when it comes to carbon reduction and energy management.

"I have nothing but positive words for this fantastic scheme. The team's support has been invaluable, and I would highly recommend the programme to other businesses looking to reduce energy costs and improve environmental performance."

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