Energy Recovery Partners Forms Alliance with Great Lakes Mechanical

Online, July 21, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Energy Recovery Partners (ERP) recently reached an agreement with Great Lakes Mechanical www.glmechanical.com to provide a more robust offering of products and environmental solutions.

Teamwork between the two companies will create a streamlined approach to helping their customers implement operating cost reductions within their manufacturing plant. Together they serve a variety of manufacturing and processing industries, including food, automotive, power, print, paint, corrugated and plastics, petro- and agri-chemical, industrial gas, metal coating, waste, pulp and paper and heavy manufacturing.

"This new relationship will primarily benefit our customers," says Paul Ziehr, one of ERP's owners. Ziehr added, "Great Lakes Mechanical has expertise in high quality stainless, carbon and exotic steel pipe spool fabrication and installation." "Their capabilities continue to exceed the high quality standards demanded in today's plants."

ERP brings a wide product line-up to the table. In air pollution and VOC abatement, the offering includes regenerative thermal oxidizers, scrubbers and dust, mist and fume collectors. Within the HVAC category, ERP can address air flow issues, enhance food safety, and balance ventilation based on season and desired conditions. Lastly, energy recovery is handled with plate heat exchangers, shell and tube heat exchangers, economizers for boilers and steam power generators.

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Energy Recovery Partners is located in Hubertus, WI and specializes in VOC abatement, energy recovery systems and HVAC design within industrial operations and food safety. Great Lakes Mechanical has locations in Little Chute and Greenville, WI. Working together, ERP and Great Lakes Mechanical will provide turn-key capabilities and utilize the best equipment and installation practices. Energy Recovery Partners is confident in their ability to recommend and provide solutions that will save companies money in plant operating and maintenance costs. ERP offers an initial free analysis. For additional information, visit www.energyrecoverypartners.com or call 262-224-3173.