Fish Processing
Typical Fisheries and Fish Processing Electricity use in Newfoundland and Labrador
Process cooling and comfort HVAC are the biggest users of electricity in Newfoundland and Labrador fish processing plants, followed closely by process heating and lighting. Read on to see how you can reduce your electricity costs in these areas and don’t forget you can get back up to $50,000 when you make eligible energy efficient upgrades to your business:
Process Cooling
- Ensure all gaskets for all doors on coolers and freezers are maintained to reduce air infiltration or install air curtains.
- Replace fluorescent lights with LEDs and use only as many lights as are necessary.
- Replace evaporator fan motors with ECM motors with a free upgrade from takeCHARGE. ECMs are typically installed on evaporator fans in grocery store coolers, freezers and cold storage areas. ECMs can reduce energy use by over 50%.
- Install variable speed compressors.
- Upgrade to floating head pressure controls.
- Use a heat recovery water heater to take advantage of “free heat” produced by the refrigeration equipment.
Comfort HVAC
Process Heating
Lighting
Interested in reducing your electricity costs? One phone call connects you to an energy expert and significant savings. Find out what energy solutions are right for your business today!
Newfoundland Power – 1-800-663-2802
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro – 1-888-737-1296
contactus@takechargenl.ca