New CD-Rom offers energy-saving glass technologies and energy management practices

Date: 15 December 2001

Source: OIT

Date: 15 December 2001

OIT's Glass Team recently released a new CD-ROM titled Resources and Tools for Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction Now.

The CD-ROM, which opens with an inviting animated introduction, provides information on: -innovative energy efficient glass technologies -energy analysis software tools -hands-on energy saving tips -plant energy efficiency assessments -financial assistanceThe CD-ROM helps users become more aware about and take advantage of the many products and services that OIT offers that can help the glass industry.The CD-ROM also enables users to link directly to OIT's Glass Team Web site and others. For additional information see the source link bellow.

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