The Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program (PennTAP) at Penn State is a statewide technical assistance organization charged with supporting Pennsylvania businesses and anchor institutions — including manufacturers, municipalities, educational institutions, entrepreneurs, farmers, and economic development agencies. Their statewide network of expert technical advisors focuses on helping PA businesses through three primary areas of service: Energy and
The Clean Energy Manufacturing in Appalachia is requesting a quote from qualified firms or individuals to engage stakeholders in the clean energy value chain, identify energy supply chain opportunities, conduct emissions reduction assessments, and promote decarbonization and clean factory strategies. The awardee(s) of this contract will act as a clean energy engagement professional(s) providing outreach
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Get real-time data and optimize the processes in your production and logistics to increase your efficiency. With Peakboard, you can create your individual interactive visualization, to keep track of your OEE, Cycle Time or a smooth warehouse management and reliable Andon system, in no time. Presenter: Paul Sudar Paul Sudar is the key coordinator for
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We’ve all heard the predictions for worker shortfalls in manufacturing also the welding sector specifically. Whether just starting with automation or an experienced long time user of robotics, learn how autonomous welding supplements your workforce, improves quality, throughput and profits. Regardless of your situation, this webinar will help manufacturers who are: Interested but haven’t yet
Adam Pope, Bravo Group The recent Hydrogen Hub announcements by Department of Energy (DOE) have created a lot of excitement and uncertainty across Appalachia. The DOE awarded up to $750 million to the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2), and up to $925 million to the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2). Both of these projects
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Adam Pope, Senior Director, and Energy & Infrastructure Lead Bravo Group A key component of our energy future landed on Pennsylvania’s doorstep – in fact, on both our eastern and western doorsteps – bringing the promise of economic and job growth alongside significant environmental improvements. As part of the Department of Energy’s H2Hubs program, the
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By Tom Reed Unlock the Benefits of Cleaner Manufacturing Join us on November 14th at the Greener Factories Forum, hosted by the Clean Energy Manufacturing initiative. This groundbreaking event is designed to help manufacturing companies like yours find the real green (money!) in greener factory activities. Beyond the global benefits of reduced emissions, waste, and
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By Katie Klaber Last week, the Biden-Harris administration announced an effort to fund $3.46 billion in the U.S. power grid. These funds will support 58 projects across 44 states for the purpose of improving the reliability of the electric grid. Additional aspects of the announcement include 35 gigawatts of new renewable energy brough online, investments
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The Clean Energy Manufacturing initiative has showcased the enormity of the supply chain for a diverse set of energy industry segments. This article will explore the geothermal industry and associated opportunities for manufacturers, including an on-site tour (see below.) Supply Chain Opportunities Geothermal systems are installed in both residential and commercial settings. Every geothermal system
Clair Hessmer, Energy Engineer, CLEAResult Energy loss at your manufacturing facility not only increases your overall carbon footprint, but it also costs your operation potentially thousands of dollars each year. Prior to doing an onsite energy assessment, there are a few ways you can look closer at your own facility and implement emission and cost
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