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Energy Savings Solutions program to benefit textiles
11 Apr '08
3 min read
“The Alliance is very pleased by the excellent turn-out for the introduction of this program,“ said Jeffrey Heung of Honeywell Building Solutions. “The companies attending today from the pulp and paper, and textile industries are all seeking to reduce their energy costs, secure a stable energy supply, and improve their environmental performance.
“The program customizes technical energy efficiency solutions for each customer's specific facility,” commented Mr. Heung. “The solutions include converting customer waste streams into valuable utilities, including electricity, heating and cooling, funding project implementation and ongoing maintenance.”
When asked about the local government's views on the Alliance's funded energy savings solutions, Mr. Liu replied by saying he was pleased to see such an innovative model which provides added incentive for companies to reduce energy consumption and address urgent environmental concerns. “DGETB is also looking at ways to provide financial support to assist companies to implement energy savings solutions.”
Specific project case studies were presented by Alliance executives, including detailed explanations of the different consultative, financial and technical components of the program. A panel of Alliance members offered informative answers to a range of questions from a lively and engaged audience of leaders from the textile and pulp and paper industries.
Additional sessions are planned for different regions and will target industries such as cement, steel, beverages, pharmaceuticals and other energy-intensive business sectors. Companies wishing to learn more about the ESS program can contact the AEEA contacts below for details.
“The program customizes technical energy efficiency solutions for each customer's specific facility,” commented Mr. Heung. “The solutions include converting customer waste streams into valuable utilities, including electricity, heating and cooling, funding project implementation and ongoing maintenance.”
When asked about the local government's views on the Alliance's funded energy savings solutions, Mr. Liu replied by saying he was pleased to see such an innovative model which provides added incentive for companies to reduce energy consumption and address urgent environmental concerns. “DGETB is also looking at ways to provide financial support to assist companies to implement energy savings solutions.”
Specific project case studies were presented by Alliance executives, including detailed explanations of the different consultative, financial and technical components of the program. A panel of Alliance members offered informative answers to a range of questions from a lively and engaged audience of leaders from the textile and pulp and paper industries.
Additional sessions are planned for different regions and will target industries such as cement, steel, beverages, pharmaceuticals and other energy-intensive business sectors. Companies wishing to learn more about the ESS program can contact the AEEA contacts below for details.
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