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   “That is not so surprising. Pumps account for 25 percent of all electricity consumed by industrial electric motors (and more than 50 percent in some pumping-intensive industries). While pumps are a mature and efficient technology, they are often operated inefficiently.”
   
   
2. Grundfos calculation based on data from “European commission, 2018. Ecodesign Pump Review” report and EEA, 2020.
   
   
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   “Pump systems may account for 40% of industrial energy usage, but they don’t have to..”
   
   
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6. Grundfos case. Water reuse turns wastewater into a resource at surface treatment plant.
   
   
7. Grundfos case. Soft drink manufacturer lowers energy costs by 45%.
   
   
   
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