Compressed Air Economics bulletin 2023
A new issue of Compressed Air Economics was published before the end of the year. It explores two-stage compression as a new approach to reducing compressed air generation costs.
ViewPEMA articles and practical insights on: economics of compressed air.
A new issue of Compressed Air Economics was published before the end of the year. It explores two-stage compression as a new approach to reducing compressed air generation costs.
ViewOn Wednesday 8 November 2023, we held this year’s final seminar on the Economics of Compressed Air Production and Consumption.
ViewCompressed air is one of the most expensive forms of energy used in most manufacturing plants. Do you know where to look for savings? We can help.
ViewOn 21 March 2023, we will hold another seminar in our series on optimising compressed air production and consumption to achieve direct financial savings.
ViewDid you know that compressed air production costs can be reduced by 10–50%? This can be achieved through energy-saving measures identified by a compressed air production cost analy…
ViewMonitoring compressed air economics and master compressor control as key tools for reducing costs: these are the main topics of the new Compressed Air Economics bulletin.
ViewOn 12 October 2022, our Pelhřimov headquarters will host another seminar on the Economics of Compressed Air Production and Consumption.
ViewThe main topic of the 2021 Compressed Air Economics bulletin is containerised compressor stations. More and more manufacturing companies are interested in container solutions, not …
ViewAt the Savings in Industry conference during the International Engineering Fair in Brno, we will focus on optimising compressed air production and consumption to deliver direct fin…
ViewAfter a long break due to COVID, we are holding a specialist seminar on 22 September on the economics of compressed air production and consumption.
ViewThe main topic of the new Compressed Air Economics bulletin is alternative ways to run a compressor station: operating leasing and outsourcing.
ViewEfficient blow-off in production significantly affects the economics of compressed air consumption.
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