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Energy expenditures are an easily controlled cost in agricultural settings – as long as the right energy-efficiency solutions and processes are in place.
By reducing electricity usage, you’ll have more money to put toward productivity and technology enhancements. With a clear focus on energy management and efficiency, Van Meter’s energy services and solutions reduce energy use in agriculture applications.
- ENERGY AUDITS
- LIGHTING
- RENEWABLE ENERGY
ENERGY AUDITS
Our no-risk energy audits will help you understand how and where you’re using the most energy; from there, Van Meter can help you identify cost-effective ways to see a quick return on energy-efficiency project investments.
LIGHTING
Lighting presents another great opportunity for major energy savings in agriculture applications, from maintenance sheds and feedlots to dairy barns and shops. We will also help you select the right dimmers, controls, sensors, and other lighting solutions so you can:
- Curb excess lighting energy use
- Handle wet and harsh outdoor conditions
- Reduce maintenance costs
- Integrate occupancy and daylight harvesting solutions for more energy savings
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Farm operations require large amounts of energy. But by harvesting the renewable energy properties of the wind and sun year-round, agriculture operations can reduce electricity costs and reliance on fossil fuel. Whether you need to dry crops, keep livestock buildings warm, or provide hot water for dairy tasks, nature provides the renewable energy you need to keep your farm fully functional. Let us help you take advantage of these free resources.
Wind turbines mounted on towers or photovoltaic panels mounted on rooftops can supplement a farm’s energy supply. In some cases, excess energy generated can be sold back to the utility, creating another revenue stream for farmers. An investment in renewable energy also allows agricultural sites to demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability.
Wind turbines mounted on towers or photovoltaic panels mounted on rooftops can supplement a farm’s energy supply. In some cases, excess energy generated can be sold back to the utility, creating another revenue stream for farmers. An investment in renewable energy also allows agricultural sites to demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability.