Today's power market is characterised by extremes. Lots of energy is required, resources are becoming scarce and more expensive, and waste regulations are becoming increasingly stricter. The EU has set regulations on CO2 emissions making the old fashioned method of waste management, landfill, no longer applicable, forcing companies to look for more sustainable methods of waste management.

In this context every issue involves large amounts of time and money. In the power market these kinds of challenges touch process-related heat transfer and fluid flow problems but also sustainability-related issues such as noise restrictions and energy conservation.

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Today's power market is characterised by extremes. Lots of energy is required, resources are becoming scarce and more expensive, and waste regulations are becoming increasingly stricter. The EU has set regulations on CO2 emissions making the old fashioned method of waste management, landfill, no longer applicable, forcing companies to look for more sustainable methods of waste management.

In this context every issue involves large amounts of time and money. In the power market these kinds of challenges touch process-related heat transfer and fluid flow problems but also sustainability-related issues such as noise restrictions and energy conservation.

Download this free white paper to find out more.