Showing posts with label eSave. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

What Happens When Electric Motors Go Green?



Each year billions of dollars and electricity are wasted from electric motors electricity that can only run at 2 speeds, ON or OFF.

Their inability to adjust power to varying loads, makes them one of the biggest “wasters” of electricity.eSave

Improving motor efficiency is a huge and the easiest to implement untapped “green resource” and represents a multi-billion dollar opportunity.

Power Efficiency has developed a patented and patent-pending technology platform, called E-Save Technology™, which has been demonstrated in independent testing to improve the efficiency of electric motors by up to 35% in appropriate applications.

Electric motors consume over 25% of the electricity in the U.S., and many operate inefficiently.

Power Efficiency is also developing a new product based on E-Save Technology™ for the tens of millions of small motors found in applications such as residential air conditioning, pool pumps and clothes dryers.

The company is working with manufacturers to incorporate this technology directly into new motors and appliances.

Read our complete report on how Electric Motors Go Green

Sunday, November 04, 2007

Re-engineered NASA Technology Set To Create A Boom For CleanTech Industry

“the cheapest and most available source of new energy is the energy we waste”.........U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman.

Billions of dollars are wasted on electricity that is being provided, but not required.
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What happens when Electric Motors Go "Green"?

The 200 year old electric motor is about to be transformed with some re-engineered N.A.S.A. technology.

Visionary Innovations specializes in finding disruptive technologies that have the ability to change or create multi-billion dollar industries.

We found disruption in the CleanTech industry.

Find out how billions of dollars can be saved when Electric Motors Go "Green"