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Energy Efficiency in Pharma: Driving Sustainability
The pharma industry consumes a significant amount of energy. The only way to ever have a impact on energy savings is to optimise these processes.
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3 ways to optimise energy efficiency in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
What if you could cut costs without affecting any part of the process? What if, at one look, you could see every wastage, every redundancy, every opportunity to be energy efficient – well in advance to do something about it?
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3 ways to optimise energy consumption in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (and your machines have been telling you about them all along)
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Reduce
This is inevitably the first step of any sustainability initiative. While it’s absolutely essential to adhere to standard requirements and regulations, know that at least the requirements are dynamic.
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Reuse
The next opportunity to optimise energy lies in reusing it. Reusing water is a brilliant way to cut consumption as well as wastage, not to mention cost (of either procuring water or treating it for regulatory compliance).
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Recharge
The final step is to improve your energy sources. This could involve shifting to CO2 neutral energy sources, switching from natural gas to heat pumps for heating and water chillers to cooling towers for water cooling, or even installing solar panels on your roof.
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