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August 16, 2011 by Kendal White

New Energy Rebate Program for Ohio Manufacturers

Manufacturers and other non-resident Duke Energy customers in the state of Ohio who use more than 700,000 kWh per year are now eligible to receive rebates on energy projects that were completed on or after January 1, 2008.

The new program, Mercantile Self Direct, is a supplement to the existing Smart $aver Incentive Program and creates an opportunity for Ohio Duke Energy customers to apply for funds that could be used toward new energy efficiency projects that may not have otherwise happened. (not a Duke Energy customer? The Ohio Public Utilities Commission lists programs for other energy providers as well – or contact us and we’ll find out for you).

Prescriptive rebates are broken down by the following categories:

  • Process Equipment (including barrel blankets and hose insulation)
  • Lighting
  • Heating & Cooling
  • Window, Film, Thermostats
  • Chillers & Thermal Storage
  • Chiller Tune Ups
  • Motors/Pumps
  • Variable Frequency Drives
  • Food Service Equipment

Custom programs are also available for projects that do not fall into these categories.

UniTherm Customers have been taking advantage of incentive programs in states across the US and are getting back anywhere from 30 – 110% on the purchase of UniTherm systems. Not located in Ohio? Contact us to see what rebates are available in your area.

Filed Under: Energy Efficiency, Manufacturing, Plastics Industry Tagged With: Duke Energy, Energy Rebates, Ohio, Ohio Energy Incentives, reduce manufacturing costs

June 29, 2011 by Kendal White

5 Keys to Survival After the Recession

CompassThe United States economy is slowly recovering from the so-called Great Recession and many manufacturers are looking to the future. With a surge in international manufacturing, increased competition has company leaders desperately searching for ways to survive and grow in today’s volatile economy.

With manufacturer’s in mind, UniTherm is launching the “5 Keys to Survival After the Recession” series. The series focuses on ways that manufacturers can lower supply chain costs, raise profits and compete in an increasingly competitive market.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll feature ideas and strategies for ways to increase manufacturing products by focusing on innovation, reducing overhead costs and resource waste, improving consistency, and modernizing marketing efforts to increase yield.

Would you like to see your company featured in the “5 Keys to Survival After the Recession” series?  Let us know what steps your organization is taking to be more competitive and we’ll feature you throughout our series.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Filed Under: Manufacturing Tagged With: budgeting, consistency, cost reduction recession, crowdsourcing, efficiency, energy costs, innovation, inventory control, lean manufacturing, lean process, manfacturing consistency, manufacturing, manufacturing process, overhead costs, recession, reduce manufacturing costs, research and development, survival

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