Temperature Setpoint Reduction in Paint Line Ovens
A manufacturer's paint line represents 61% of their total gas usage, cost, and scope-1 emissions. Over time, the curing temperature setpoint was increased. Improvineers worked with equipment and process experts to carefully coordinate a reduction in setpoint without impacting quality.
Humidex Monitoring Solutions 🌡️
Plant managers often face the issue of lacking actual heat condition measurements, leading to uncertainty in decision-making. Improv Engineers offers simple, cost-effective metering solutions to provide actual data and historical records.
Piecing Together ISO 50001, Your Way 🧩
We understand that navigating ISO 50001 can feel like trying to solve a complex jigsaw puzzle. That’s why Improv is offering a unique, tailored approach to help you tackle it. We can assist with the whole puzzle, or just the pieces you’re missing – no more, no less than what you need.
Demystify ISO 50001 Certification - Look to the CORE🍎
View these graphics to get an easy overview of how you integrate ISO 50001 into your ISO 14001.
Meet the Director - Paul Stiller
Mr. Paul Stiller is one of the original Improvineers. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and holds five US patents related to his work.
Tired of hearing about LEDs?
I know—the oxygen tends to get sucked right out of the room when lighting upgrades are suggested as the major energy conservation initiative. The mere mention of the topic leads many to think of yesterday’s news: old ideas lacking innovation.
Improv Engineers Visits Carlisle Interconnect Technologies (CIT)
A team from Improv Engineers led by Senior Energy Engineer, Jan Cieremans, conducted a successful site visit at Carlisle Interconnect Technologies (CIT) in San Diego, California.
Celebrating 5 Years of Improv: Happy Anniversary to Us (and You)!
We at Improv can’t help ourselves—we want the best of both worlds. That’s why we’ve worked tirelessly the past 5 years to prove it’s possible for companies to thrive today and protect the future. Boosting energy efficiency and staying competitive in the market don’t need to be mutually exclusive (and we can prove it).