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Then Mr. Luka Naglić, UNIDO expert on Cleaner Production, briefly introduced the heat pump technology and the energy saving possibilities for heating of the buildings by implementation of heat pumps. He also compared the prices of different energy sources and discussed the possibilities of industrial applications of the heat pumps.
After that, participants of the Second workshop of "Competitiveness through Cleaner Production" Project visited the "Elektrovat" manufacturing facilities. On the spot they could see for themselves the functioning of Photovoltaic solar collectors and Building Management System that integrates all the control functions of the building in terms of the management of heating, cooling, lighting and control work sun shields and heat pumps.
Then the companies participating in the project presented their activities on the Project.
The first company which presented itself was Turbo Services from Uzice, which is the leader in the sales and repair of turbochargers, visco – fans, visco – clutches, and water pumps on the market of Republic of Serbia and in the region as well. Among these products company offers intercoolers, radiators, thermostats, compressors, and the other air conditioning and cooling parts for passenger, commercial vehicles and trucks The company presented its production process, consumption of energy and raw materials, as well as plans in the field of energy and raw material efficiency.
- See more at: http://www.cpc-serbia.org/news/412.html#sthash.H79zErFU.dpuf"Competitiveness through Cleaner Production" organized jointly by the Automotive Cluster of Serbia - AC Serbia and the Cleaner Production Centre of the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade was held on 25 March 2016 in the premises of "Elektrovat" in Cacak.
The training was attended by representatives of five companies from the automotive sector and “Elektrovat” as well as experts of the Cleaner Production Centre.
At the start of the workshop Director of the Serbian Cleaner Production Centre, Dr. Branko Dunjić, welcomed the participants and briefly explained the objectives of the project, as well as program of the Second workshop.
After that, a host company “Elektrovat”, whose primary activities are energy engineering, automation and management of production processes, as well as stage lighting and mechanics for theater, television and film studios, presented itself.
Total dedication to meet the most diverse and delicate business and technical requirements of investors is recognized in the market and by the clients.“Elektrovat” ranks among the medium-sized enterprises, with 55 permanent staff, while the complete production chain involves a large number of electrical and mechanical subcontractors. Elektrovat has a formidable production capacity and during the implementation of major projects, together with its subcontractors have over 100 employees. The company is completely privately owned and has modern business facilities in Belgrade and Cacak.
