A powerful Chinese champion
EMSc (UK), manufacturer of the voltage optimisation solution Powerstar, is pleased to announce that the product has been identified as a ‘champion technology’ by Chinese government experts.
China’s booming economy not only makes it one of the world’s leading manufacturing forces, but also one of the world’s largest polluters - emitting over 9.8 million tons of carbon dioxide -and a huge consumer of energy. In a bid to find ways to reduce energy consumption, two years ago the Chinese government challenged experts in the energy management field to identify a number of ‘champion technologies’ to assist in reducing reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
A panel of 30 industry experts formed a technology group dedicated to scouring the world to find these ‘champion technologies’ that could reduce both electricity consumption and carbon footprint. After 2 years of extensive searching the panel identified the electronic-dynamic technology offered in Powerstar’s MAX and HV MAX solutions.
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