Calculating how much downtime you can afford helps determine the actions your plant needs to take before the unexpected outage occurs. Outside of scheduled downtime, how many unplanned hours offline can your plant take without breaking a sweat? Read More
Could your plant benefit from increased productivity, reduced emissions, and new profit opportunities? Industrial efficiency programs take an innovative approach to combating the issues that prohibit your plant from reaching optimal production levels. Read More
Any strategic plantwide initiative focused on efficiency and cost savings should include proactive equipment maintenance, energy efficiency, and carbon output reduction. Here are some practical ways you can promote industrial efficiency in your plant! Read More
Outdated or inefficient equipment uses more electricity and increases carbon emissions. Preventive and routine maintenance can improve your equipment’s energy efficiency for better production, increased cost-savings, and reduced carbon emissions. Read More
Electricity production and industrial production for raw materials and finished goods together account for almost half of all greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) across the United States, with carbon dioxide accounting for most of these emissions. Read More
Over the last several years, forward-thinking organizations have recognized the benefits of setting goals to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. ProcessBarron understands the importance of reducing your corporate carbon footprint, and we have the tools and resources to help your company take significant steps towards reaching these goals! Read More
Waste heat recovery is vital in order to save a plant from spending considerable amounts of money in wasted resources. Along with major contributor AirClean, we recently participated in a presentation at the IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Conference that covered waste heat recovery, specifically combining power production and energy efficiency projects to… Read More
In 2016, according to the Energy Information Administration, something significant happened in the domestic energy industry: for most of last year, natural gas became the number one source for electricity generation in the U.S. – ahead of coal. This was not unforeseen; experts have been predicting that natural gas would… Read More
