Navigating through the pressures of these “buzz” issues can be overwhelming for a facility. Conversion Technology, Inc. (CTI) was founded in 1986 with the vision of working with industrial facilities to achieve energy-saving solutions to issues such as these. In fact, the firm itself was named to reflect this focal point, with expertise in designing innovative systems for the conversion of waste into energy at facilities. Our objective is to assist facilities in significantly saving on energy costs while diminishing their impact on the environment, reducing their liability, and streamlining energy consumption.

CTI’s engineers have significant experience, both domestically and internationally, in studying and designing systems for improving energy efficiency, particularly through the conversion of waste into energy, performing energy conservation audits, and creating systems to substantially reduce energy consumption through facility process analysis.

Especially in the current economic climate, the benefits of an energy conservation audit are striking, with a proven track record of cutting energy consumption without affecting production, leading to high cost savings. In fact, an energy conservation audit and any process changes implemented typically pay for themselves within a year or two due to the energy savings incurred, and can significantly increase a plant’s profit margin.

Using the following links, please review the information on CTI’s qualifications – detailed case studies of a number of energy conservation undertakings, a résumé of some other energy-related projects CTI engineers have performed, and a list of publications authored by CTI engineers related to various research ventures that we have been involved in.

And, as always, if you have any questions related to our work or how CTI may be able to assist your facility with any of these projects – please do not hesitate to contact us via phone or email.

Case Studies:
Read overviews of a number of energy conservation projects that CTI engineers have performed in order to gain a perspective of the positive impacts that such endeavors could have on your facility. (pdf)

• Energy Conservation Audit & Implementation of Heat-Recovery System for a Cotton Gin
• Energy Conservation & Implementation of Heat-Recovery System for a Hospital
• Energy Conservation & Design of System to Convert Agricultural Waste to Energy
• Conversion & Utilization of Organic Wastes
• Energy Conservation Audit & Implementation of Energy-Saving Systems for a Manufacturer of Vegetable and Fruit Food Products
• Energy Conservation and Systems for Manufacturing Production Increase
• Energy Conservation at a Tire Manufacturing Facility
• Design & Implementation of Gas-Recovering Wastewater Treatment System for a Manufacturing Facility

• Energy Credentials