Our GIS from Compaq and its partner, Smallworld, will enable us to provide consumers with all three of these advantages. A Compaq Services team has managed the program onsite since it began in 1993. We work with a consistent Compaq team who keep our program on course and bring us strong technology and management expertise as well as a track record of successful collaboration with Smallworld. More Information, Less Risk and Cost Copenhagen Energy has long been a pioneer of efficient and sustainable energy. The company's Energy Advisory Service helps consumers cut consumption and costs by up to 30 percent.
Underground cables transmit electricity rather than overhead lines.
Eight out of ten radiators in Copenhagen draw heat from its district heating network, one of the first such systems in Europe. By the year 2002, the network will serve about 95 percent of the city's households, and greatly reduce CO2 emissions. Operations staff sees the precise locations and dimensions of cables and related infrastructures. They use laptops at the work site to access all of this current information. And, instead of relying on manual schematics, which take a lot of time to update, they can immediately key in the changes their work has made in the infrastructure.