Solex Great Lakes is dedicated to working towards a cleaner and more inclusive energy future, and has joined forces with Hispanics in Energy and Invest Puerto Rico in offering solar solutions on the island.
Representing process, pollution control and conveying equipment for the petrochemical, food, mineral-foundry plastics and pharmaceutical industries from North Bergen NJ.
Sales
Great Lakes Solex, as a minority-owned business, is committed to creating an inclusive and sustainable energy future. They maintain relationships with Hispanics in Energy and Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (IHCC), and recently made an alliance with Invest Puerto Rico – their business attraction organization which assists companies wishing to establish themselves on Puerto Rico by providing incentives, resources like real estate selection and talent access and introductions to industry experts as well as associations.
Operations
Operations Department oversees the installation, integration and maintenance of Solex indirect heat transfer technology as well as operating the level and temperature control system at Glinojeck Sugar Factory in Poland. Implementation of Solex sugar cooler enabled them to reach storage temperatures (27-30oC) without using air handling equipment during summer storage periods while substantially decreasing overall energy consumption. Sugar cooling unit integrates seamlessly with plant distributed control system.
