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Industrial Energy Management Study
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Prasanna Kulkarni on How to Obtain the Advocacy of Plant Management for Your Energy Management Efforts

Plant Managers mostly are focused on optimising production, asset utilisation and increasing profits. Energy Management or Pinch Analysis is directly related to all the three initiatives. In additional to the suggested ways to get the buy-in from Plant Management. It may be relevant to project the savings/efficiency gains from comprehensive energy management. For example; A value statement like we will save $20 million in 5 years with efficient energy management is much more appealing than saying pinch analysis is critical for efficient plant management. The more specific you are with your value statement, easier it will be to gain the buy-in....

Posted on: 17-06-2016
Nadia on Help me Support the Fight against Type 1 Diabetes!

In type 1 diabetes, the body normally does not produce insulin. This is why is commonly known as insulin dependent diabetes, juvenile diabetes or early diabetes. Most people develop type 1 diabetes before they are 40 years old, it’s also common in teenage and early adult years. Patients with type 1 diabetes will have to take insulin for the rest of their lives. Their blood sugar level has also to be closely monitored and this calls for special diets as well as regular blood tests. Type 1 account for 10% of all diabetes cases....

Posted on: 22-11-2015
Irfan Akhtar on Part 3 of Developing a Successful ISO 50001 Compliant Energy Management Process

Interested in your course on iso 50001...

Posted on: 03-01-2014
admin on Part 5 of Developing a Successful ISO 50001 Compliant Energy Management Process

Jani, Thanks for the comments. Check your email as I just sent you the complete 5 part series of the blog on ISO 50001. Let me know if you need anything else....

Posted on: 03-12-2013
admin on Obtaining Buy-In for Your Maintenance & Reliability Program

Fred, I appreciate your kind words and thoughts. Your encouragement for me to continue to blog has certainly stuck with me over the last few days. Time has been very limited over the past several months with operations booming. I have full intentions to keep my blogs fresh and will strive to do a much better job in the future. Thanks again!...

Posted on: 03-12-2013

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