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Well-Conceived Energy Action Plans Can Mean Significant Savings In Cost And Energy Use
December 13, 2006
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SOURCE: Schneider Electric
•Article: Well-Conceived Energy Action Plans Can Mean Significant Savings In Cost And Energy Use
Energy Action Plans are critical tools for water and wastewater treatment plants seeking to successfully optimize performance while controlling costs and maintaining production throughout their systems. A wellconceived Energy Action Plan – followed by careful analysis and process improvements – can result in significant cost and energy savings.
Energy Action Plans typically begin with an on-site visit to facilities to identify and analyze the water system's major processes. That information is supplemented by discussions with key plant staff members. Historical utility costs and energy consumption provides a framework for identifying potential cost-saving recommendations.
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