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May 8, 2008

DOE Energy Assessment Helps Goodyear Tire Plant Save $875,000 in Less Than 3 Months

When the Goodyear tire plant in Union City, Tennessee, participated in a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Save Energy Now energy assessment, plant managers were aware of potential energy savings measures but were unsure of the costs of implementation.  More

April 30, 2008

ITP Releases Updated Process Heating Software Tool

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) announces the release of its updated Process Heating Assessment and Survey Tool (PHAST).  More

April 21, 2008

Your Opinion Counts - Take the Energy Matters Survey!

Please tell us what you think about Energy Matters, ITP's quarterly e-magazine, by completing our online survey. More

March 19, 2008

Apply Now to Become an Energy Expert!

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) has issued a solicitation for Qualified Specialists interested in becoming Energy Experts.  More

March 14, 2008

West Linn Paper Company Saves $379,000 Annually After Receiving Save Energy Now Assessment

Searching for additional energy-efficient practices, the West Linn Paper Company participated in a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Save Energy Now assessment. The West Linn, Oregon, mill had previously upgraded boiler controls and was investigating other energy savings options when Energy Expert Bill Moir, of Steam Engineering, Inc., conducted the assessment using DOE’s Steam System Assessment Tool (SSAT) software and provided seven recommendations for improving energy efficiency. More

March 7, 2008

DOE Issues Energy Efficiency and Carbon Footprint R&D Solicitation

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) is accepting applications for cost- shared research and development of transformational industrial processes and equipment that will reduce the U.S. manufacturing industry’s energy intensity and carbon footprint.  More

February 19, 2008

Save Energy Now Assessment Helps Chrysler Save More Than $627,000 in Energy Costs

After receiving a Save Energy Now assess­ment of its truck and minivan assembly complex in St. Louis, Missouri, Chrysler saved more than 70,000 MMBtu in natural gas and approximately $627,000 in energy costs.  More

January 22, 2008

Gulf Coast CHP Center Hosts Workshop: Convert Industrial Wastes to On-Site Heat and Power

The Gulf Coast Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Application Center, in partnership Industrial Assessment Center at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, and the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources will host Save Energy Now: Convert Industrial Wastes to On-Site Heat and Power, on January 30, 2008, in New Orleans.  More

November 30, 2007

Energy Efficient "Super Boiler" Reaches Its First Anniversary

On November 30th, DOE's Industrial Technologies Program helped celebrate the one-year anniversary of the "Super Boiler", an industrial boiler that delivers 94% thermal efficiency and produces fewer emissions than conventional boilers.  More

November 29, 2007

DOE and Wisconsin Launch Industrial Efficiency Partnership

DOE and the State of Wisconsin have announced a voluntary collaboration to promote greater industrial energy efficiency throughout the state.  More

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