“We focus on maintaining a critical balance between our rigorous standards and ensuring the wellbeing of the environment. Our products themselves actively help businesses to operate in a more environmentally-friendly way. Because they are longer lasting, they support a reduction in waste and significantly increase cost-effectiveness.”

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Integrating the innovative technologies such as green energy suppliers, solar panels, cycle improvements or the coolant saving solutions can significantly enhance sustainability in manufacturing. They won’t only reduce waste and lower environmental impact but will also lead to considerable cost savings and improved efficiency. The conversation highlights the crucial role of innovation and collaboration in driving sustainable practices within the industry, positioning companies at the forefront of both environmental responsibility and economic gain.

“When we work on improvements and new versions of our software, it’s normally all about doing things more efficiently and quicker. A key aspect of this is saving energy. Our tech works to an optimum and then passes that on to the customer so that they can run their production as efficiently as possible. Our tech allows companies to identify the most effective way to get something made, to find the best route to producing a part. That means finding ways to produce those parts more quickly and efficiently, delivering both energy savings and time savings.”

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With so much pressure already on manufacturers, adopting sustainability initiatives can seem like a daunting prospect. However, as the latest episode of the Sustainable Manufacturing Content Hub podcast highlights, with the right approach, becoming more eco-friendly can help increase efficiency and reduce costs. Read on to find out about the issues discussed by Jason Hutt, Managing Director of Wogaard and Alex Dziurzynski, Site Director at volume precision turned parts manufacturer, West End Precision.

Bringing sustainability and digitalisation together can deliver significant advantages to manufacturers. That’s the topic of the latest episode of the Sustainable Manufacturing Content Hub podcast. In the podcast, Jason Hutt, Managing Director of Wogaard, and Geoff Gartland, Managing Director of PSL Datatrack, discuss how production control software can play a key role in enabling manufacturers to become more environmentally friendly - and help reduce costs. Some of the issues discussed in the podcast include:  

- From paper to live data.

- A brighter approach to energy.

- People power.

- The value of small steps.

Listen to this exciting episode and dive deeper into these points!

An interesting discussion between our MD Jason Hutt and Matthew Garbett, the Technology Centre Manager at MSC Industrial Supply UK, about what sustainability means for their business and how they implement and support their customers to become more sustainable.

The most awaiting event for the Aerospace Manufacturing Industry is back for another year, the Seco Tool's Inspiration through Innovation 2021 that comes again to demonstrate the value of collaboration in the pursuit of innovation in aerospace manufacturing.  

The event will showcase collaborative solutions to some of the main challenges faced when machining aerospace components, complemented by seminars focused on specific topics and addressing the big issues facing the aerospace manufacturing segment, including automation and robotics, sustainability in manufacturing and digitalisation.  

The event will be 'online' on the 23rd and 24th of November.  

Register today!  https://event.secotools.com/aeroiti2021

The UK Government announced £315 million of funding in the 2018 Autumn Budget. The funding is available over the period to 2024. It will support businesses with high energy use to transition to a low carbon future, and to cut their bills and emissions through increased energy efficiency.

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is managing the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) with £289 million to invest in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Today we've had the opportunity to talk to Lily Tozer, Head of Market Intelligence for the IETF at Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), about the actual Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) that is a great opportunity for all those SMEs from all sectors in the industry to become more energetically efficient and so more sustainable.

Below some links of interest about the IETF:

IETF site collection page - https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/industrial-energy-transformation-fund

IETF Phase 1: Spring 2021 - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/industrial-energy-transformation-fund-ietf-phase-1-spring-2021-how-to-apply

IETF Phase 1: Summer 2020 - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/industrial-energy-transformation-fund-ietf-phase-1-how-to-apply

And also you'd find all these information plus a specific summary of the IETF in our Sustainability Platform, that you can join totally FOC on the link right below:

https://wogaard.kartra.com/page/Sustainability_Platform

Thanks for listening! and if you have any doubts please do not hesitate to reach us out!

Regards.

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