Now more than ever, we all have a responsibility to do our part to protect the environment! There are a wide variety of ways to do this, and for businesses, implementing them is often highly attractive from an economic standpoint.
Greater efficiency means a boon for the environment
Since its founding, ONI has been developing and manufacturing system solutions that enable you, as a plastics processor, to optimize your energy costs and production processes. By using this technology, our customers make a significant contribution to environmental protection! The ONI plants and systems installed at our customers’ sites worldwide reduce emissions of climate-damaging CO2 by approximately 5,900,000,000 kg annually!
Thanks to energy management systems, many plastics processors have realized just how much energy-saving potential exists in the plastics processing sector! Tapping into this potential is often surprisingly simple and extremely lucrative, because the cost-saving measures pay for themselves in no time, and government grants are also available!
The K trade fair went much better for us than expected. After 8 days of the fair, we recorded nearly the same number of trade fair contacts compared to the 2016 K trade fair. The number of visitors, however, has increased significantly. Specifically, more interested professionals per company visited us than in 2016. It is encouraging that, despite a noticeable slowdown, particularly in the automotive and packaging sectors, the number of project inquiries regarding energy and process optimization has actually increased. One possible reason for this is the funding made available by the federal government for energy optimization measures and our service in helping our customers and prospects access these funding sources in connection with project development. In addition, there is also growing demand for energy-saving systems that pay for themselves in a short time and consequently lead to significant CO2 reductions within the company. Particularly encouraging is the great interest shown by trade show visitors in new and further developments in the following areas:
