Technologies

Compressed air
There is significant potential to save energy in compressed air systems by reducing the need for compressed air services, optimising equipment and upgrading old systems.
Energy metering, monitoring and control
Energy metering, monitoring and control systems reduce energy consumption directly, through improved control and, indirectly, by making energy consumption visible.
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
Significant savings are achieveable in HVAC systems which typically account for upto 30% of energy use in commercial buildings.
Motors and motor systems
Energy management focusing on electric motors and motor systems has the potential to save more electricity than in any other electricity end-use.
Lighting
There are many low-cost and no-cost measures that can be implemented to reduce lighting costs without adversely affecting working conditions.
Mineral processing
Comminution, separation and concentrate drying account for most of the energy use in the mining and mineral processing sectors. Comminution is the most energy intensive of these.
Process heat, boilers and steam systems
Energy use in process heating systems can be reduced by lowering demand for heating services, improving efficiency and by recovering heat for reuse.
Pumpi ng systems
Potential savings can be significant.
Transport technologies
There are a range of technologies that offer better fuel efficiency such as reducing vehicle weight, alternative drivetrains, improved aerodynamics and alternative fuels.
Waste heat minimisation and recovery
Waste heat minimisation and recovery are two of the most effective ways to reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.