Understanding your energy profile – A typical manufacturer
August 18th, 2008
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| Sites where production typically dominates the consumption demonstrate a peak profile (looks like a single mountain). Prime areas to focus initially should be on base load, especially mid week for 24 hour production sites and maximum demand peaks. Many businesses dismiss possible savings on base load accepting it as a ‘necessary evil’ but with some attention savings can often be found here. |
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