Jun 15, 2023
Onsite Utility Services Capital LLC has announced an update of its Energy Savings as a Service (ESaaS) solutions for the industrial manufacturing sector, helping facilities optimize and control electricity and natural gas usage.

Delavan, United States - June 15, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The newly enhanced service, designed to increase energy efficiency, promises substantially reduced electricity and gas usage for manufacturing firms. With ESaaS, industrial facilities can gain control of operational costs without making any investment.
Those interested can learn more at: www.onsiteutilityservices.com
In light of growing environmental concerns and increasing energy costs, the need for efficient energy use has never been more critical. Onsite Utility Services Capital's update directly responds to this demand, offering smart solutions for industries looking to lower their carbon footprint and energy costs.
According to a US Energy Information Administration (EIA) study, the manufacturing industries use more than half of the world's delivered energy. Some of the most energy-intensive manufacturing industries listed by EIA are food, beverage, tobacco, pulp and paper, and iron and steel. With rising energy costs, these vital industries need a solution to lower and manage electricity and natural gas usage to stay competitive in the world market. Environmental regulations pushing for energy efficiency further make this a pressing matter.
Onsite Utility Services Capital points out that most equipment and motors only use 460 volts, while the average voltage supplied in the US is 493 volts. This means that energy costs are increased by up to 20%. Onsite Utility Services Capital's power optimization program lowers energy costs by 5-15%, on average, and prolongs voltage-sensitive equipment's life expectancy, which further benefits manufacturing firms.
With their ESaaS, Onsite Utility Services Capital offers a turnkey solution. With no upfront investment or debt required, it's an accessible option for manufacturing firms of various sizes. This service employs advanced electricity monitoring systems that enable companies to optimize their energy consumption and increase the longevity of their equipment.
About Onsite Utility Services Capital
The company was founded by Fritz Kreiss, described as a pioneer in the energy industry. Based in Wisconsin, Onsite Utility Services Capital has delivered ESaaS nationwide since 1993.
Fritz Kreiss said: "Finding the right energy efficiency solutions is often either too confusing or simply outside your operating budget. But Onsite Utility Services Capital invests our capital in companies energy infrastructure to reduce their carbon footprint and reduce energy usage and costs with no investment or debt. We simply charge a monthly service fee that is less then they currently spend"
Interested parties can find more information at: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Fritz Kreiss
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Organization: Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC
Address: 5072 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115, United States
Website: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
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