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Ancient always-on lighting systems, problematic steam traps, leaky air lines, compressors running full tilt, empty conveyors moving at full speed, improperly controlled CIP systems, excess water waste, excessive utility demand/power factor surcharges, inefficient boilers, scaling in heat exchangers…and the list can go on and on when you start thinking about ways you might save energy in your facility.

Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), a national leader in engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean energy, has been recognized on Deloitte’s Wisconsin 75™, a ranking of the largest private companies in Wisconsin.

All industrial facilities depend on electricity, but not all electricity is created equal. Poor power quality can cause a host of problems. We call it the “silent killer” of sensitive machinery and industrial efficiency. In our day-to-day interactions with clients at Faith Technologies we see poor power quality as a growing issue with many causes.

The global energy landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with increasing emphasis on sustainable and resilient energy solutions. Distributed energy resources (DERs) have emerged as a vital component in this transformation, offering businesses and individuals the opportunity to generate, store, and manage their own energy.

The construction and dairy industries have little in common, but what they do share is crucial: Both are committed to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Construction industry leaders are urging net-zero building practices, just as the dairy sector’s National Farmers’ Union set an ambitious goal to achieve net-zero farming by 2040.

It seems that there is no single product or software that automatically categorizes a production system as modern — at least not yet. It is generally a collection of technologies used together and deployed in a concise way that allows the user to realize a current generation (aka modern) control system.

Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), a national leader in engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean energy, earned the first place 2022-2023 Safety Excellence Award from the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). This is the fourth consecutive year FTI has received this recognition from NAWIC for its proactive safety and health programs.

Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), a national leader in engineering, construction, manufacturing and clean energy, earned the first place 2022-2023 Safety Excellence Award from the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). This is the fourth consecutive year FTI has received this recognition from NAWIC for its proactive safety and health programs.

An electrical manufacturer in Little Chute is looking to fill 200 positions at its new facility. Excellerate, a division of Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), broke ground on its 385,000-square foot facility on W. Evergreen Drive last year.