In an earlier post, Identifying Components then Optimizing Industrial Energy Consumption, we discussed how energy optimization initiatives were affected by what could be measured. Emerson's Jonas Berge added a great comment to that post, which I will share here to...
As energy prices slowly creep higher from earlier lows, the need for managing energy usage remains constant for most process manufacturers and producers. The U.S. Department of Energy's Energy-Intensive Process Portfolio list processes in the refining, petrochemicals,...
When optimizing operating costs at a production facility, the bias is toward that which can be measured. For example, the cost of chemicals additives for a process is something easily measured based upon the amount consumed. For components such as the energy to...
Last week, we highlighted how energy savings could be achieved through better combustion. Today, let's look at a way to manage energy consumption throughout a plant or production facility. In this 3:39 video, Energy Advisor from Emerson, Real-Time Energy Monitoring,...
We grow ever closer to next week's Emerson Exchange Conference in Orlando and I hope we'll have the chance to connect if you'll be joining us. Many of the subject matter experts featured in the posts here on the blog will be there to share their experiences and best...
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