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Providing data insights and guidance to social landlords, energy suppliers and installers to help reduce household energy bills, champion sustainability and deliver a zero-carbon future.

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Better decisions are powered by better insights

For over 40 years, Sava has supported the UK housing sector with data and guidance to drive energy efficiency, low carbon strategies and building safety. Our software, advice and insights power better decisions to ensure the homes of the future are safe, comfortable and sustainable.

Sava Intelligent Energy

Sava Intelligent Energy is software you can trust to support your energy efficiency and carbon reduction strategies. We work with over 220 housing providers across the UK, driving better decisions through data analysis, improvement modelling and recommendations.

  • Calculate performance
  • Visualise your data
  • Integrates with your Asset Management System
  • Achieve regulatory targets
  • Create improvement plans
  • Optimise your investment

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Analytics and Strategic Support

Our skills cross all sectors of the built environment, with expert engineers, physicists, surveyors and software developers on hand to support and strengthen your decision making. Our analytics and support services will make the hard decisions simple through use of data analytics, research and strategic guidance, helping you meet your energy efficiency, zero carbon and housing stock improvement goals.

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Join us for our FREE weekly webinars where you can improve your technical property knowledge, gain market insights, hear about topical issues in the housing sector and explore key features and benefits of the Sava Intelligent Energy software.

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Featured Team Members

Dr Lisa Blake

Technical Director

Dr Lisa Blake

Technical Director

Dr Lisa Blake joined the Sava team in 2006 and is currently Technical Director, working with Sava Intelligent Energy and SAP/ RdSAP. Since working for Sava, she has worked in various technical roles supporting our customers and software development.

Lisa is originally from London where she studied Physics at Kings College London and moved to Milton Keynes to complete her PhD in Astrophysics. After a brief spell teaching, she initially joined Sava as an Energy Consultant, working with Social Landlords and developing her understanding of SAP.

She likes cats, death metal, beer, maths, and SUP. In her spare time, she enjoys preserving dead animals.

Paul Wolfe, Sava's Director of Software, photographed in the Sava offices are,

Paul Wolfe

Software Development Director
Paul Wolfe, Sava's Director of Software, photographed in the Sava offices are,

Paul Wolfe

Software Development Director

Paul Wolfe is our Software Development Director and leads our software development both in terms of new products and ensuring the right technology choices. Paul originally joined Sava in 1992 after having completed a degree in Computer Science. He left in 2002 to undertake a variety of roles in the software industry before re-joining Sava in 2014.

Paul has a in-depth background in the built environment, having developed some of the UK’s first energy assessment software.

Paul likes the sunshine, the sea, hot weather and playing the guitar. His favourite film is Pulp Fiction. He used to coach national level trampolinists and can speak French to a good level.

Neil Cutland, Sava's Consultancy Director, photographed in the Sava offices

Dr Neil Cutland

Special Projects Director
Neil Cutland, Sava's Consultancy Director, photographed in the Sava offices

Dr Neil Cutland

Special Projects Director

Neil Cutland joined the Sava team in 2022 as Consultancy Director and is building Sava’s data and energy consultancy work. This is after a long career as an energy and sustainability consultant, specialising in low energy buildings with a particular focus on housing.  Neil is one of the authors of the BREDEM mathematical models that underpin the SAP, is a Member of the Institute of Physics and has sat on various Government and related advisory panels.

Following his doctoral research on the thermodynamics of industrial heat recovery devices, Neil undertook extensive performance monitoring of the homes on the iconic Energy Park in Milton Keynes.  He subsequently helped to develop and deliver the training programme for NHER energy assessors.

Neil enjoys driving classic sportscars, playing rock guitar and skiing – with more enthusiasm than skill in all cases.

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