Plastics manufacturing is among the highest industrial energy users in the UK, making electricity both a cost burden and a sustainability challenge. Energy consumption is largely driven by extrusion lines, injection and blow moulding machines, cooling systems, temperature-controlled storage, and other equipment such as dryers, grinders, conveyors and compressors. In this article, Noble Green Energy…
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