W.A.G.E.S: UTILITY MONITORING SYSTEM
With manufacturers continually looking at expansion and extending market reach, it’s important to contain costs and route savings to revenue-generating channels. However, investments are largely determined by unavoidable elements like labor requirements or energy consumption. Smart and efficient utility management tools can help manufacturers control and optimize water, air, gas, electricity, and steam (WAGES) usage. This reduces OPEX, and consequently, production costs.
At LTTS, we understand that plant managers require best-in-class data and dashboard solutions to adequately track on-floor situations. Our WAGESAPP is a cloud-based utility usage monitoring solution, specifically designed to help collect data from across locations, and visualize them as KPIs through a unified dashboard.
The solution can also be customized for popular WAGES programs, enabling forecasting and load profiling.
Other features include:
- Comprehensive and data-driven utility conservation programs outlining to reduce OPEX
- Utility consumption benchmarking across plant locations to locate gaps and best practices
- Underperforming assets identification via continuous audits
- Production costs optimization by direct mapping to utility usage
WAGES: Energy Management in Plants
We helped an F&B major reduce global energy consumption by 3%, across 35 plants in 13 countries, generating millions in savings, with our next-gen WAGES solution.
WAGES: Water, Air, Gas, Electricity, Steam
Watch how LTTS’ WAGES solutions are transforming energy consumption trends
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