Electrical site surveys are instrumental to a successful energy management project. By understanding the assets, network infrastructure and requirements of a facility, we can accurately plan and roadmap a high-impact energy analytics and industrial IoT project.
We’ve given our users complete visibility and control of their assets – allowing them to create rules, triggers and automations, in order to increase efficiency.
Read this week’s latest Hark Friday Five our best energy, sustainability, technology and IIoT stories and trends.
Hark sat down with Reika Igarashi, a postdoctoral research fellow in Marketing at Leeds University Business School and Sustainability Champion for the Marketing Department.
Reika Igarashi will be joining us for The Collaborative Sustainability Agenda. We spoke to Reika about how sustainable practices are being implemented in academia and how companies are tackling sustainability.
Hark sat down with Allied Glass’ John Naughton to talk about the circular economy, sustainable manufacturing challenges and how Allied Glass are overcoming them.
If the Autumn fuel crisis had done anything other than make headlines and annoy motorists, it had brought to focus the significant benefits of the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). As the seemingly straightforward answer for the least-environmentally friendly industry, the EV movement is garnering some real momentum.
Shift patterns and shift management plays a huge role in the energy efficiency and productivity of industrial assets. Providing insight into asset shifts is the key to discovering system inefficiencies and unlocking control strategies which can simplify operation and ensure production targets are met.
From barely an after-thought to a now-significant contributor to overall business plans, the subject of sustainability has never been hotter in the manufacturing sector.
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