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- Electric Motors
- Copper Motor Rotor
- Introduction to Premium Efficiency Motors
- NEMA Premium® Motors Mean Big Savings
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- Mineral Producer Installing 150 Copper-Rotor Motors Rising Energy Costs Drive Upgrades, Rapid Payback Expected
- Copper-Rotor Motors + Variable Frequency Drives Maximize Savings at a Brass Mill
- Copper-Rotor Motors + Variable Frequency Drives Maximize Savings at Water Treatment Plant
- Motor Upgrades Help Cut HVAC Energy Costs
- Kodak Focuses on NEMA Premium®
- Skating Arena Cuts Energy Costs with Premium-Efficiency Motors
- Brass Mill Cuts Costs with NEMA Premium® Motors
- Cummins Engine Company Saves With Energy Efficiency Motors
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- Thermal Modeling of Electrical Conductors
- Copper and Wind Energy
- Driving America to Energy Independence, 30-mph Wind + Plug-In Hybrids = 100 mpg
- 100 Miles of Copper Cable Connects, Protects 4.6-MW Photovoltaic Solar Farm
- Transformers
- High-Efficiency Copper-Wound Transformers Save Energy and Dollars
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- High-Efficiency Utility Transformers Mean Lowest Total Owning Cost
- Temperature Rise and Transformer Efficiency
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- Transformer Manufacturer Uses Only Copper
- Energy-Efficient Transformer Yields 156% ROI
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Why Consider Copper a Sustainable Material
Copper’s superior thermal and electrical conductivity, combined with its 100% recyclability make copper a truly green material perfect for building a sustainable world.
Copper and Sustainability
- Copper in the Technologies of Tomorrow and Today
Tankless, or on-demand, water heaters supply hot water needs without having to maintain a reservoir of water at high temperature 24 hours a day. Today, with rising oil prices, declining supply and a sincere desire to find more sustainable sources of power, wind energy has never been more popular. The average homeowner and many industries spend a significant portion of their energy costs on heating water. One way to minimize this is by using the sun to heat or support the need for heating water.
Copper Enables Energy Efficiency
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