Hudson Technologies / Chrysler LLC / Electric Motors / Energy Planning Group / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Reorganization / Product Issues / /
Facility
The powerhouse / Industrial Technologies Program Case Study The powerhouse / St. Louis complex / St. Louis Assembly Complex / /
IndustryTerm
excess flue gas oxygen level / annual energy cost savings trap audit / energy savings potential / annual energy / industrial systems / estimated net total annual energy cost savings / greater energy independence / energy security / software tools / plant energy assessment / expected energy savings / eere.energy.gov/industry / natural gas / important energy savings / industrial process systems / energy use / energy prices / natural gas consumption / potential energy efficiency opportunities / excessive energy consumption / energy savings / blowdown protocols / energy / annual natural gas savings / wasted energy / energy costs / energy management program / steam systems / corporate energy efficiency goals / energy savings opportunities / electricity / energy consumption / landfill gas / flue gas oxygen content / achieved total annual energy savings / annual energy savings / energy management policy / annual energy cost savings / corporate energy reduction goals / natural gas savings / natural gas-fired water-tube boilers / energy efficiency / end-use energy consumers / flue gas / energy use patterns / steam system assessment tools / energy technologies / energy efficiency opportunities / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / U.S. Department of Energy’s office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy / EERE Information Center / DOE’s SSAT / /
Person
Champion / David Lyons / / /
Position
contractor / oxygen trim controller / qualified specialist / Save Energy Now consultant / /
Product
Dodge Ram / Louis / traps / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Michigan / Missouri / /
Technology
energy technologies / blowdown protocols / flash / /
Industrial Technologies Program Case Study The powerhouse at Chrysler’s St. Louis Assembly Complex provides steam, chilled water, and compressed air to both the north and south plants.