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Metal manufacturing carbon emissions reduction
How metal producers can reduce their impact on the environment by reducing working to take action on carbon emissions.
Metal manufacturing furnace efficiency
How to use your furnaces efficiently to save energy and money in metal production and processing facilities.
Chemical manufacturing pollution prevention
How to prevent air, noise, land and water pollution in chemical manufacturing, and dealing with pollution incidents.
Chemical manufacturing vessel-washing equipment
How to redesign vessel-washing equipment in your chemicals manufacturing business in order to cut water use.
Chemical manufacturing equipment cooling and vacuum pumps
How to reduce the water used by cooling systems and liquid ring vacuum pumps in your chemicals manufacturing business.
Chemical manufacturing water use reduction step-by-step
How to use a logical approach to help your chemicals manufacturing business to reduce water use effectively.
Chemical manufacturing vessel-washing procedures
How to ensure that you have effective procedures for washing vessels used by your chemicals business.
Techniques to cut water use in chemical manufacturing
Some of the key areas that businesses in the chemical industry should focus on when trying to reduce water use.
Chemical manufacturing effluent treatment and reuse
Treating and reusing effluent from your chemicals business to enable resources to be recovered and reused.
Chemical manufacturing alternative water supplies
How to use alternative sources of water to the mains supply in your chemicals manufacturing business.
Chemical manufacturing water use responsibilities
Authorisations your business needs in order to abstract or impound water when manufacturing chemicals.
Chemical manufacturing and air pollution
Types of air pollution related to chemical manufacturing, and how your business must work to reduce or prevent it.
Using inland border facilities
Find out how and when to use Inland Border Facilities
Understand your competitors
How to identify your competitors, find out more about them and then use this information to improve your business.
Use competitor research to improve your business
The ways you can improve your business using knowledge about your competitors.
What you need to know about your competitors
Examine how your competitors do business, what they offer and how they treat their customers.
How to do competitor research
How to research your competitors using the press, exhibitions, the internet and trade associations.
Who are your competitors?
Where to look for your competitors and how to identify them using sources such as business directories, advertising and press reports.
Learn about customers’ needs from competitors
How learning about a customer's current supplier can help you, if you identify why the customer buys from a rival supplier you can work out how to better them.
Ten things you need to know about your customers
Ten things you need to know about your customers to enable you to sell more products, more efficiently – consider who they are, what they do and why they buy.