Balfour Beatty WorkPlace cuts carbon by 143 tonnes with 1E

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Services provider aims to save £20,000 a year by switching PCs off

Global engineering and construction services provider, Balfour Beatty WorkPlace (BBW), has implemented IT solution provider 1E's NightWatchman Enterprise product in a bid to reduce energy waste and...

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