Compresssed air systems consume 10% of all U.S. electricity used in manufacturing processes. That’s about $4.5 billion in expenditures, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Many compressed air systems were designed and installed years ago when the cost of electricity wasn’t an issue.

That was then. Today, with energy bills on the rise, energy efficiency in your compressed air systems can give you savings that go straight to your bottom line.

Peterson Power can assist you with finding out where you can improve efficiencies, from simple, commonsense steps, to seeing if it makes sense to invest in newer, energy-efficient Sullair Air Compressors.

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Creating Value in Your Compressed Air System

Compressed air systems are typically viewed as a necessary evil in a facility’s operation. While we may understand their importance, we cringe every time the equipment supervisor says the looming words “AIR COMPRESSOR.” So why do we feel this way towards compressed air?  Read More...

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