Energy and Cost Savings
Refrigeration and freezing processes, as well as climate-controlled rooms, are essential for the smooth operation of many industrial and commercial enterprises.
Optimizing the energy efficiency of process cooling is a strategic lever for reducing energy costs and contributing to climate protection. Using process cooling more efficiently while simultaneously reducing emissions is made possible through comprehensive cooling management. This requires a clear understanding of one’s own cooling infrastructure and a thorough analysis to identify losses, oversizing, and uncontrolled loads.
To make process cooling at the site more efficient, our expert Sylvia Jacobi has compiled a concise overview with tips for efficiency measures in the checklist.
“From my more than 20 years of experience providing on-site consulting to industrial companies, I know that temperatures and pressures are often not optimally tailored to actual needs. Even small adjustments to the control system often lead to significant savings in process cooling.”
Sylvia Jacobi
Leading Consultant
This clear checklist helps energy managers take a structured approach and identify potential opportunities in the areas of energy consumption, creation, and distribution of energy sources, including:
Leading companies strategically benefit from their degree of energy efficiency maturity to reduce costs and identify inefficient energy flows. The energy efficiency score shows where your company stands—from beginner to leader.
ÖKOTEC experts have compiled an overview of the fields of action and a collection of measures for increasing energy efficiency and for natural gas substitution on the basis of more than 2,000 consulting projects
Through a holistic energy optimization of their cooling system, DUO PLAST AG now saves 575 tons of CO2 per year in foil production. ÖKOTEC supports this flagship project of the German Energy Agency with its expertise.
Leading Consultant
Senior Account & Project Manager
