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EISA regulations go into effect in December ... be readyThe Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) goes into effect December 19, 2010, and has far-reaching implications for many industries. The act has numerous goals and mandates — 300 pages worth — and includes new laws to increase the efficiency of a wider range of motors than ever before. The law affects all engineers that specify or purchase electric motors, as well as those responsible for motor-powered plant operations. ... Recent ArticlesIn This Issue
More articles from this issueDesign by ObjectiveGreen designs enhance renewable applicationsAs companies and entire countries strive to increase usage of renewable energy technologies, a plethora of green components has been introduced. Included... EISA has far-reaching implications for many industries — with 300 pages worth of goals and mandates, and new laws to increase the efficiency of a wider range of motors than ever before. More specifically, the law affects all engineers that specify or purchase electric motors, as well as those responsible for motor-powered plant operations. In some cases, the physical size and design of motors are also affected. Read more at Motion System Design's EISA page. |
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