Thermal Energy International Inc V.TMG

Attendance has previously amounted in some business ...

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Thermal Energy Int'l

 

@GoThermalEnergy

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The potential energy and cost savings available to pulp and paper customers are detailed in our selection of case studies at https://lnkd.in/eV2yzTJ

Our team is available for further discussion during

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PaperWeek Canada this week.

[AlbertESG]

Hooray for paper week. The pulp and paper industry used to be the bread and butter of this company, but since Resolute, new business seems to have tapered off significantly. I'm not sure what happened; maybe companies are switching to more of a EaaS model like the UK hospital system did. Perhaps they're still doing small jobs that aren't reported such as steam trap conversions. The

[panapple42]

I think you may be slightly wrong.  I heard Dry Rex is actually the nickname for the Quebec  sales person.

[Mostlyserious]

I would say that pulp and paper industry was supposed to be the bread and butter of this company.  I think they had some successes there before the successes in other industries. In any case, they showed that business was to be had and in recent times that front has been silent in terms of individual contract announcements. I think we get some steam trap business, but that is nothing compared