WEBINAR
Reducing Energy Costs in
Food and Beverage Manufacturing in 2022 and beyond
Tuesday 16 November 2021 @ 10AM AEDT
Is your food and beverage business looking at ways to reduce operational costs and energy costs?
Join an expert panel of industry and energy experts and gain insights into how you can reduce your energy costs to help improve cash flow for your business.
What you'll gain:
In this specially curated 60-minute webinar for businesses, you'll gain:
- Strategies and tactics on how to reduce your energy costs
- Insights on the energy market and how it impacts your business
- Informed perspectives on the state of commercial solar and battery storage in Australia - where it's come from and where it's going
- Discover the range of financial incentives available to food and beverage manufacturers to help cut costs and reduce environmental footprint
Register your place now
Our panel of experts
Who is this webinar for?
Directors, business owners and procurement managers of food and beverage manufacturing businesses in a range of sub-sectors including bakeries, food processing businesses and breweries.
If you're keen to hear about strategies to help your business reduce its energy costs, this 60 minute online webinar is for you.
Who is Choice Energy?
Hosted by national energy consultancy Choice Energy and supported by a range of food and beverage partners, this webinar will help you to identify ways your business can reduce its energy costs now and into the future.
Australian owned and operated, Choice Energy is an award-winning energy consultancy with more than 4,000 clients across Australia and New Zealand. Choice Energy believes in a predictable, fair and low-cost energy future and takes a holistic approach to energy management by providing a number of core solutions to help better manage demand for energy, improve operational efficiency and reduce energy costs.
All registrants will be provided the opportunity for a complimentary energy assessment by Choice Energy.
Choice Energy proudly supports the following food and beverage groups and associations:
