Electricity Efficiency Handbook - Volume 1

Are your company's profits being eroded by escalating energy costs? Can you afford to gamble that your energy costs will go down in the future? What are you doing to prepare and protect your company from these spiraling costs?
Do you have the knowledge of the dynamic market with the right tools to make the 'smart decisions' and make an effective difference to your energy consumption and see your energy bill go down?
Do you know about the latest technologies that you can implement today to save?
These questions can be answered by our new Industrial, Commercial & Institutional Electricity Efficiency Handbook. This 100+ page book is jammed with practical information on how to save energy, increase electricity efficiency by using modern technologies such as variable frequency drives, high efficiency motors, energy efficient lighting, energy management control systems, metering, monitoring and management systems, as well as fan, pump and blower efficiency improvements. We will also list Federal, State, utility and Canadian government programs designed to reduce energy consumption and increase energy efficiency.

CONTENT:

Rotating Equipment Can Drive Efficiency
Rotating Equipment Can Feed Real-Time Operating Data into Your Plant Network
Practical Perspectives on Motor Management
Phase Shifting with Transformers
New Approaches for Harmonic Mitigation and Power Factor Correction
Machine and Lubricant Condition Monitoring for Extended Equipment Lifetimes
Predictive Maintenance at Power Plants
Introduction to Premium Efficiency Motors (an excerpt from
Premium-Efficiency Motors and Transformers)
Fan and Pump Systems: Markets and Programs
Energy Management Information Systems
Energy Efficiency and Industrial Boiler Efficiency
Energy Cost Reduction in the Pulp and Paper Industry
ECM Motors in Series Flow Fan Powered Terminals and Unit Ventilators
Creating a Winning Demand Side Management Program
Choosing motors: Europe versus U.S.
A Supercapacitor-Based Energy-Storage Substation for Voltage-Compensation in Weak Transportation Networks
BUYER'S GUIDE
-- 100+ Pages

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