Winter 2011 Issue of Energy Matters Now Available Energy Matters, the quarterly newsletter for the U.S. Department of Energy's Industrial Technologies Program (ITP), provides in-depth articles to help industry professionals save energy, reduce costs, and increase productivity. The Winter 2011 issue includes the following: Features 3M Company Hosts Save Energy Now LEADER Showcase, Promotes Launch of Save Energy Now Corporate-Wide Compressed Air Challenge: Training and Resources Designed with You in Mind Success in Industry Three-Tiered Energy Audit Program Saves Company $4 Million in Energy Costs Brown Printing Company: Using Its Environment to Save Energy New Belgium Brewing Company: Alternatively Powered DOE Grant Funds R&D Project to Improve the Efficiency and Productivity of Plastics States & Utilities Corner Sherwin-Williams Partners with Kentucky's Save Energy Now State Project to Facilitate Peer-to-Peer Networking on Industrial Energy Efficiency Topics Tools of the Trade The Energy Management Toolkit Research & Development Aerogel: Material of the Future Begins to Reach Its Commercial Potential Implementation Sherwin-Williams and Alcoa Discuss Strategies to Overcome Internal Barriers to the Implementation of Energy Efficiency Projects ITP Case Studies Highlight Industrial Efficiency Leaders; Share Best Practices Industrial Technologies Program IMPACTS Ask the Energy Expert UTC's Five-Pronged Approach to Energy Management Turn the page and find out what else Energy Matters has to offer. Check out International updates, Funding Resources, Training Opportunities, and the "Look for Us..." ITP Calendar of Events. Read the entire issue (HTML) (PDF).  Download Adobe Acrobat

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