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New energy technology – the model for Manufacturing

Improve operational performance, save wasted energy costs, streamline production, meet output targets.

Energy costs are one of the largest line items for manufacturing organisations, so making significant financial improvements, without compromising resilience, is the primary challenge. Careful energy management can play a vital role in making your operation more streamlined, efficient and robust.
What can new energy technology offer?
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The power of knowledge

Delivers insight into how energy is used across your entire manufacturing operation, quickly and efficiently.

less cost, more revenue.

Less cost, more revenue

Helps significantly lower your energy supply costs, as well as supporting energy grid balancing and creating a potential revenue stream through techniques like Demand Side Response.

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Greater energy control

Offers you greater operational resilience, beyond just standby energy generation – it also highlights hidden site issues, enabling preventative maintenance.

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Reduced waste, reduced carbon

Reduces your carbon emissions – an area where manufacturing is coming under increasing pressure – and provides significant sustainability benefits.

63%
of UK manufactures would be vulnerable to an energy shortage because plans were inadequate or either not in place (source: Barclays Energy Resilience Report)
£2.2bn
the amount that can be saved per annum in the Industrial sector with the use of energy-efficient equipment (source: Edie Newsroom)
39%
of manufacturers cite energy prices as having an adverse external impact on their business (source: Annual Manufacturing Report)
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