One of the most effective ways organizations can reduce their carbon footprint is to decrease the amount of CO₂ that they must capture in the first place. A highly impactful approach to accomplishing this is to increase motor reliability. Focusing primarily on operational efficiency in carbon capture often yields short-term gains, but they can be offset by long-term losses from ignoring reliability. Increasing motor reliability means wasting less energy, replacing fewer motors, and requiring fewer costly restarts, dramatically lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
To listen to some case studies referencing efficiency visit the PdMA YouTube Channel at: Todd and Noah Show A Forensic Review of Going Green
