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WPP helped a Houston municipal wastewater treatment project avoid oversizing its backup power system. After equipment changes pushed generator needs from 350 kW to 800 kW, WPP redesigned the system, cutting required capacity to 600 kW and delivering roughly $100,000 in net savings plus better long-term motor performance.
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The customer required a permanent standby power solution capable of supporting critical operations during utility outages. After experiencing three major power outages, the facility sought to reduce the operational and financial impact associated with downtime, including cancelled events, disrupted operations, and staffing interruptions.
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Distilling is a very energy-intensive operation, especially for making whiskey, which includes processes such as malting, kilning, mashing, and effluent disposal. At Gulf Coast Distillers, the largest distillery in Texas, the company produces several varieties of whiskey, as well as vodka and gin, inside its 300,000-square-foot plant. The facility also houses a coffee processing operation, a storage warehouse, a bottling area, and a climate-controlled tasting room.
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The customer’s property was one of Houston’s first luxury highrises and remains a highly sought-after property. With over 100 units spread across three buildings, the backup power system must be able to support a sizable load, even if only for emergency systems.
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Harris County MUD (Municipal Utility District) 43 is one of more than 1,200 special districts in Texas created to provide utility services to nearby residents. MUD 43’s activities include water, sewer, garbage, and recycling services for the neighborhoods of Birnam Wood III, IV, and V and Villages of Spring Oaks.
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This MUD customer is one of more than 1,200 special districts in Texas created to provide utility services to nearby residents. The MUD’s (3) three different utility sites were becoming challenged with outdated and unreliable electrical equipment. The district needed reliable backup power solutions at each site that met the city emissions standards as well as the neighborhood noise ordinance.
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