Copper is an integral part of sustainable energy initiatives because of its reliability, efficiency and performance. Its superior electrical and thermal conductivities increase the energy efficiency of countless energy-driven systems that rely on electric motors and transformers. The same physical properties are vital in the collection and distribution of energy from solar, wind and other renewable sources.
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Electric Motors:
The use of copper in energy efficient motors for commercial facilities and industrial plants.
Energy Efficiency:
Topics covered here include information on Smart Grid, definitions of efficiency, life-cycle cost and upsizing wire sizes for energy efficiency.
Energy Storage:
Copper's significant role in energy storage applications and integration needs for the US market.
Grid Infrastructure:
Copper is an integral part of electric grid infrastructure because of its superior reliability, efficiency and performance.
Renewables:
Copper plays key role for commercial, industrial and utility sectors seeking alternative energy sources (sun and wind) to generate power.
Transformers:
Virtually all electric power in the country passes through at least one of these units before it's consumed.
Electric Vehicles:
Copper is essential for powering this technology and its electrical infrastructure.Upcoming Events
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