Energy Optimization & Cleaning in Industry

Nordic Energy Optimisation ensures that your business runs optimally by providing comprehensive industrial cleaning solutions. We clean everything from ventilation systems and ducts to machinery, premises and electrical installations. A clean and safe environment promotes employee well-being while increasing productivity!

cleanliness, safety and working environment go hand in hand

Maintaining a clean working environment is not only important for aesthetic reasons, but is also important from a safety perspective. Clogged air vents or dirt in switchgear can easily lead to devastating fires that endanger both property and lives. In addition, prolonged exposure in an unclean environment, for example, can cause asthma or allergies. Or, for example, a liquid leak on the floors can also lead to slip-and-fall accidents with potentially fatal consequences – making it clear why it’s important to keep your workplace clean!

Clean machines and facilities in INDUSTRIN increase productivity and save money

Keeping industrial machinery and plant in top condition brings both immediate and long-term benefits – improved efficiency means higher productivity while delivering cost savings over time.

Order and cleanliness are the foundation of a well-organised business, allowing you to maximise productivity. Avoid problems in contamination of the product and fewer production stops

Investing in cleaning can save costly downtime down the road.

CLEANING OF VENTILATION SYSTEMS IN INDUSTRY AND OPERATING ECONOMY

Contamination in units with heating coils, cooling coils, chilled beams, air ducts, or heat exchangers has a significant impact on both energy consumption and indoor climate.

Studies have shown that fouling ventilation systems leads to increased pressure drop which in turn leads to increased electricity consumption for the fans. In addition, fouling reduces flow and increases pressure on the devices, shortening their lifetime and leading to increased resource demands on the components. The mechanical wear of ventilation components caused by soiling leads to a deterioration of the indoor climate and an increased risk of fire.