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The Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) leads the national drive to reduce energy intensity and carbon emissions by changing the way industry uses energy. ITP sponsors cost-shared R&D, and supports the use of today's advanced technologies and energy management best practices. |
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Apply proven methods to boost efficiency and productivity in your compressed air, motor-driven, process heating, and steam systems by using: |
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