Powering the Future with Electrification
Visit our booth to explore how to electrify your industrial processes, reduce NOx and CO2 emissions, and enhance operational efficiency. Our experts will guide you through solutions tailored to your facility, ensuring optimized performance, whatever your industry. Discover the impact of Predictive Load Management (PLM), a game-changing approach that enables precise energy control at both the machine and network level, providing unmatched flexibility without sacrificing quality or throughput.
 
Factory of the Future: Unveil the Groundbreaking EPM Platform
Get a firsthand look at the future of industrial process management. Visit Booth G25 for live demonstrations of our EPM platform, designed to transform your operations with real-time insights, robust data security, and enhanced process control.
 
Key Features Include:

• High-Precision Data Capture

• Real-Time Process Analytic

• Scalability and Flexibility

• Comprehensive Data Integrity

• Robust Cybersecurity 

Mark your calendar to attend expert lectures

Speaker: Grégoire Quéré, Global Power Applications Manager 

Date: May 21, 11 a.m.

Transforming Thermal Processes: The Impact of Innovative Electrification in Industry Thermal Processes to Achieve Higher Efficiency and Yield Improvement.

The Steel, Cement, Glass, Heat Treatment and Petrochemical industries are developing and implementing a variety of solutions to decarbonize process heating equipment. Traditionally, those industries have used gas-fired burners as the heat source, which emit a large amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. One of the best ways to decarbonize the Industry Heat processes is to electrify it.

Speaker: Stuart Sexton, Senior Product Manager

Date: May 22, 13:00

Challenges in Building the Factory of the Future

 The drive towards greater productivity, efficiency and sustainability has led to a number of key trends being highlighted when studying the evolution of industrial processes.

 This presentation will look at some of the challenges which today’s manufacturing  facilities are facing, and what steps can be considered in order to ease some of these pains, in an effort to improve overall equipment effectiveness and efficiency of production.