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How OEMs Can Improve the Energy Efficiency of Machines

March 27, 2014
But while many OEMs are conscious of the growing pressure and demands coming from the market, they are reluctant to make changes due to the perception that new technologies will make their machines more expensive to sell.

The State of the Machine Builder industry: Recent studies show that OEMs are well-aware of the available energy efficiency technologies for improving the efficiency of their equipment and machines. But while many OEMs are conscious of the growing pressure and demands coming from the market, they are reluctant to make changes due to the perception that new technologies will make their machines more expensive to sell.

In fact, companies that endorse energy efficiency and sustainability in their thinking experience stronger loyalty from their customers, produce better quality machines with improved machine performance, and find more opportunities for new business even in a tough economic environment.

This document will discuss how adopting an energy efficiency strategy concerning automation and control systems can help OEMs develop more sustainable and energy efficient machines, as well as how these new technologies bring benefits and new values to end users that OEMs can use to differentiate their offer.