Insights

A large-scale water abstraction and treatment system, previously reviewed and deemed efficient…

A large sludge treatment facility was experiencing high fuel oil usage despite having a CHP unit and biogas-fired boilers. Our initial audit revealed: Thermal energy was not being effectively…

At a major European pharmaceutical manufacturing site, the arrival of summer triggered significant operational anxiety. The chilled water system, vital for maintaining strict temperature…

Faced with rising operational costs and complex groundwater dynamics, a UK-based water treatment site needed to optimise its raw water abstraction system. The site relied on…

Faced with rising energy costs and a projected doubling of their £4 million annual utility spend, a global pharmaceutical manufacturer sought a solution that would…

This month, we’re delighted to shine the spotlight on Laura Soverns, Director of Projective US. Laura combines positivity, energy, and deep technical expertise with a genuine passion for people…

Two secondary manufacturing sites in Ireland were operating high-energy chilled water systems, consuming over 5GWh annually. Ageing infrastructure and the use of refrigerant…

Projective helped eliminate 800,000+ tonnes of emissions through expert modelling and programme delivery. We began with a comprehensive analysis of global facilities…

Engineering solutions that reduce costs, improve reliability, and optimise performance. Projective’s site surveys generate a complete energy balance, analysing thermal…

Projective engineers intelligent utility solutions that challenge assumptions, optimise performance and deliver long-term value. When market conditions are stable…

This month, we’re delighted to shine the spotlight on Anne Miller, whose journey from a curious student to a leading client-focused engineer at Projective is as inspiring as it is relatable.

Reducing energy costs across clean and wastewater operations by maximising existing assets and system-wide efficiency. Even high-performing facilities can hide inefficiencies. By analysing…