Who are EM3?

EM3 have emerged from Ireland, a world leader in industrial energy efficiency, to become a lead advisor to progressive pharma and medical device manufacturers globally. Dedicated to reducing your energy and carbon footprint. Backed by 30 years of industrial energy management leadership.

Why did EM3 become part of SHV Energy?

In November 2020, EM3 became part of the SHV Energy family of companies, which was a major signal as to the intentions of this energy giant. SHV Energy has been a family-owned energy giant for over 125 years, and over that time has had to make several major shifts as energy use evolved from a coal-based business through oil and LPG.

Who are EM3 customers?

EM3 customers are typically active in industrial manufacturing in a wide range of sectors such as food, dairy, pharmaceutical, nutrition, healthcare, chemical and engineering. As part of SHV Energy, the company is now in a unique position to accelerate the growth of its global industry efficiency services.

How can EM3 help food and beverage manufacturers reduce their energy consumption?

We help food and beverage manufacturers reduce their energy consumption. EM3 have emerged from Ireland, a world leader in industrial energy efficiency, to become a lead advisor to progressive pharma and medical device manufacturers globally. Dedicated to reducing your energy and carbon footprint.

What does EM3 mean for energy and carbon savings?

The EM3 philosophy for energy and carbon savings is very much focused on decarbonisation by delivering projects that, first and foremost, eliminate waste and make the facility more efficient. The next priority projects or initiatives are the deployment of renewable electricity and the electrification of heat.

Why should Tajikistan invest in hydropower?

Tajikistan’s geographic proximity to some of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets means that investing in developing its hydropower potential can contribute to regional energy security and the clean energy transition, in addition to addressing Tajikistan’s high vulnerability to climate change and natural disasters.