Business often treats energy costs as fixed. However, with the optimization of technological and technical systems and the right approach to energy management in the industry, it is possible to achieve significant savings. Energy efficiency in industry is the right answer to the increasing financial pressure caused by the rise in energy prices, as well as the need to present the company to the public and customers as environmentally responsible. However, for every company, the dominant business reason for reducing energy consumption is reducing costs, which directly affects an increase in the profitability of production and thus increases the competitiveness of the company in the business environment.

Energy efficiency is a complex concept with the main goal of obtaining the maximum desired results from each unit of energy used; which will enable the company to achieve the same (perhaps even greater) work results with lower energy consumption.

An increase in energy efficiency can be related to technical and technological improvements or more efficient production organization, during the implementation of work technology or through changes in the working and living habits of production workers.

Global experience shows that in industry, in terms of costs for energy provision, savings of 10-30% can be achieved with the most common payback period of investment of around two to three years.

In Serbia, the possibilities for saving energy in industry are even greater since energy consumption per unit of GDP in our country is about four times higher than the European average. Therefore, the energy saving potential in the industrial sector of Serbia is significant. The effects of investments in increasing the energy efficiency of companies will be particularly pronounced with the inevitable increase in energy prices.

Upon arrival at your factory, our engineers will perform an energy audit to determine where, when, why and how energy is used. The energy audit includes: collection, review, and analysis of data on the state of facilities, devices, equipment and their efficiency, applied work technologies, work organization and energy consumption. This information is then used to identify opportunities for improving the energy efficiency of the factory (plant) as a whole, and thus achieving significant savings, which will increase the profitability of your company.