Energy Efficient

Energy efficiency has become a major strategic issue in many industries. Recognising its importance and the widely shared consensus that climate change is man-made, a large number of companies have started to do something about it.

Whether you’re looking to spend less money on energy, save on CO₂ emission certificates or reduce your carbon footprint, there are countless reasons to act. CP strongly believes that we can make a difference. That’s why we act – now.

Learn more about how you and your plants can significantly increase energy efficiency by focusing on your pumping systems:

Energy Efficient System Planning
Pumping systems are designed to meet many requirements – energy efficiency often not being one of them. As a result, …

Energy Efficient Pump Selection
Some pumps are selected according to technical and commercial specifications that do not sufficiently take into account life cycle costs (LCC) over the pump’s expected lifetime. As a result, …

Energy Efficient Impeller Selection
In certain industries, pump impellers have just one standard diameter for each motor size, depending on the motor chosen for a given application. This means that pump …

Energy Efficient Shroud Selection
Most shrouds of metallic, sealless magnetic drive pumps are made of metal because the choice of pump material automatically dictates the choice of shroud material. Magnets on each side of the shroud …

Energy Efficient Motor Selection
Most electric motors in pump systems are oversized to allow for worst-case scenarios that rarely or never occur. Pump flow is typically regulated by a valve…

Energy Efficient Drive Selection
Many pump systems are designed without variable speed drives because only one duty point is planned. As explained under Motor Selection, most electric motors...