Abstract
EPRI's role as the research organization of the electric power industry, in coordination with potential user industries, is to 1) define the viability of candidate electrification technologies by monitoring the state-of-the-art and continuously assessing the overall process economics and, 2) enhance the viability of these processes by conducting research and development to improve their process efficiencies. EPRI is aggressively pursuing the objective of improving end-use efficiency with its Industrial Electrification Program. In the past year, great strides have been made in program organization and interaction with the industrial customers of the nation's electric utilities.
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