Get Involved with Texas Industries of the Future by:

• Joining the email list. You’ll receive monthly announcements about energy-related training, project participation opportunities, conferences, assessments and funding announcements of interest to Texas manufacturing facilities. This list is NEVER sold. Click here to join the mailing list.
   
• Taking advantage of DOE Best Practices training on pumps, motors, steam, compressed air and process heating, offered in major Texas cities. You’ll receive notices about these trainings periodically if you are on the email list. 
   
• Downloading the “Texas-Size Energy Savings” manual and calculator, available from the Home page. This step-by-step assessment manual assists small and medium-sized manufacturers to identify and screen potential energy efficiency projects. The manual comes with a calculator which allows you to estimate energy, cost and emissions reductions from potential projects at your Texas plant, based on data you input. The 16 projects included in the manual and calculator cover compressed air, combustion and steam, motors, lighting, and chiller projects. 
   
• Attending the Texas Industrial Energy Management Forums held in Houston. Learn what the leaders are doing! 
   
• Check out the other Texas IOF tracks held in conjunction with the Texas Chemical Council or the American Institute of Chemical Engineers conferences in Texas. These provide high quality training without the expense of traveling far.

Contact Kathey Ferland at kferland@mail.utexas.edu or 512-232-4823 for further information