Issue Focus: Industrial Energy Efficiency in the States

DOE Works with the States on Energy-Efficient Industrial Products and Practices

DOE's Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) has been working with the 50 states for many years on both advanced R&D projects and energy assessments of industrial plants of all types and sizes. Here's a snapshot of some of that work, along with news about the "big picture." More

Purdue and Indiana WIRED Work With DOE to Train and Certify Industrial Energy Efficiency Practitioners

ITP is working with two groups that focus on energy efficiency and regional development in Indiana so that industries will have opportunities to reduce their energy costs and remain competitive. More

Top 10 Ways to Reduce Steam and Process Heating Costs and Save Energy Now

Many large U.S. plants that rely on steam or process heating systems can achieve significant dollar savings by improving their energy efficiency, as shown in DOE's 2006 plant energy assessments. More

Featured Technology: DOE and Industry Create a New Generation of Wireless Sensors

Wireless sensor technologies developed by ITP and its industry partners are proving to be cost-effective solutions to increasing process reliability, reducing waste, and enhancing workers' safety. More

DOE Software Tools Essential to Energy-Saving Processes at Wastewater Treatment Plant

Expert use of the DOE MotorMaster+ decision tool and the Pumping System Assessment Tool helped a wastewater treatment plant save energy and reduce operating costs. More