The current energy crisis is not a one-off; there is no quick fix!
Energy prices and supplies are going to be volatile for the foreseeable future. Manufacturers need to decarbonise while insulating themselves from rising electricity costs and more frequent power outages.
There is a renewable energy transition happening. It doesn't just mean switching coal and gas to solar and wind. It means changing the way we transmit and distribute electricity, the way we store energy, and the way we power our vehicles and heating. This transition will take decades to complete, with huge investments needed in infrastructure all across the country.
Manufactures can weather this storm, or take control of their energy supply now to mitigate the risks of a changing grid supply to protect their bottom line. Behind-the-Meter generation, storage, and back-up power combine to reduce the effects of the national grid supply on an organisation. The more of it that can be installed, the less vulnerable the organisation is to climate change, Government policy, and geopolitical events.
Together, let's make your energy AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE, and SUSTAINABLE.
WHAT IS THE WHITE PAPER ABOUT?
This white paper, researched and published by Powerstar, focuses on helping the manufacturing industry understand the relationship between Industry 4.0 and Net Zero Carbon within the context of the current energy crisis. This paper will address:
- The effects Industry 4.0 has on your energy use
- The changes happening to the National Grid that affect your power resilience
- The different types of power disruption
- Why power resilience is a priority
- A relevant manufacturing case study
- The need for manufacturers to achieve net zero carbon
- Electric vehicle charging for fleets and employees
- The next steps for improving power resilience
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