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Automation taking the lead in building controlA leading automation company is completely overhauling the building control systems in its own offices — and expects to make significant cost reductions through energy saving
Valve control can reduce food production energy costs and wasteImproved process valve control and enhanced monitoring are vital to energy and waste reduction in food and beverage plants, says Burkert Fluid Control Systems
Hannover Messe puts energy high on the agendaLast week marked the completion of the world's largest automation trade fair, Hannover Messe. True to its reputation for dealing with broader and high-impact themes related to industrial automation, Hannover this year placed great emphasis on the current hot topics of energy efficiency, productivity and sustainability, reports consultancy Frost & Sullivan
Chain systems cut the cost of transporting energy and dataEnergy chain systems can not only transport energy, data and media to machines and systems, says manufacturer igus UK. They can also influence their energy consumption costs
The unreliability of powerTony Hooper of Scorpions Power Systems considers the issue of power reliability
Energy harvesting set for a 'tsunami wave of new technologies'Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman of IDTechEx, considers new possibilities for energy harvesting (EH) or scavenging — the use of ambient energy to provide electrical power for small electronic and electrical devices
Regulations drive energy-efficienct pump demandGovernment incentives are driving the energy-efficient pump market in Europe, says Syed Tauseef Ahmad, Research Analyst Industrial Automation and Process Control – Europe, at growth partnership provider Frost & Sullivan
Wind turbines cope with Antarctic conditionsA Scottish company has supplied eight wind turbines for use on a base in Antarctica where they must withstand temperatures of -60degC and winds of over 90m/s
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