Recently, QING Sustainable has worked hard with LC Glass to improve the energy supplies at the Leerdam factory.
Leerdam Crystal Glass is one of the largest manufacturers of glass tableware in Europe, with a history that dates back to 1765. The company designs, produces and sells high-quality glassware under the renowned brands Royal Leerdam and Onis.
LC Glass wants to become more sustainable and should therefore add so-called “electric boosting” for their ovens. However, this proved to be difficult because expanding their assets was not possible due to the shortages on the grid. LC Glass is also experiencing the effects of grid congestion. In addition, they are dealing with other parties within their closed distribution system (GDS, a shared electricity connection).
Our shared goal was to identify and develop solution options. The required result: apply as much boosting as possible until the grid increases.
QING found several solutions to the issue of LC Glass. Here are the key points:
Thanks to QING's analyses, LC Glass now has insight into the remaining capacity of their connection. They have a concrete list of solution directions and advice for next steps.
Is your company in a similar situation? Do you want to electrify efficiently, or are you running into grid congestion problems? Stan is happy to help you out.