Decarbonize heating processes and reduce operating costs
Join us to talk about industrial heat recovery
Heat production and subsequent chilling account for a large amount of energy cost and CO2 emissions for food, beverage and dairy processes. Holistically driven, expertly customized cooling and heating solutions play a key role in achieving sustainability in those industries.
Join GEA’s upcoming Cooling Club webinar on
Industrial Heat Recovery, entitled “Decarbonize heating processes and reduce operating costs”. GEA experts, Robert Unsworth and Kenneth Hoffmann, will provide clear insights on how you can integrate process solutions with cooling & heating demands in the best possible way. They will also introduce how GEA’s unique Sustainable Engineering Solutions (SEnS) approach can help you maximize your energy efficiency and reduce your carbon footprint and operating costs.
The webinar will take place on 15:00-16:00 CEST Wednesday June 24, 2020, you can click the register button on the right side of the page for registration.
In this webinar, we will cover the following topics:
- Optimized heat recovery in the processing industry
- The value of integrating heat pumps
- Decarbonization of the production process
- The SEnS approach: holistic view of processes to optimize energy savings
- GEA heat pump portfolio
GEA heat pump system installed at Aurivo liquid milk processing plant, Ireland
Speakers:
Robert Unsworth and Kenneth Hoffmann have nearly 50 years’ combined expertise in integrating food, dairy and beverage processes with industrial refrigeration and heat pump solutions.
Read more at:
Sustainable Engineering Solutions:
gea.com/sens
Industrial Heat Recovery:
gea.com/industrial-heat-recovery
The ‘Virtual’ Cooling Club
You are welcome to join us at the ‘Virtual’ Cooling Club, where we bring together people on the front line of the industrial refrigeration business and link them, through webinars, with industry specialists and their peers. Through our webinars we will explore the hot topics of the industry to look at government directives and regulations and how they impact the industry, and how refrigeration can become more economic, environmentally sustainable, energy efficient, future-proof and, ultimately, how your businesses can become more profitable.
