| New Plant in China Uses Geothermal Heat
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| The new BorgWarner Thermal Systems plant in Ningbo, China, uses state-of-the-art geothermal technology to heat and cool the building and provide economical hot water by tapping into the more stable temperatures a few feet below the earth’s surface. This environmentally friendly fuel source reduces energy costs by 30% - 60% without emitting carbon dioxide, a major contributor to air pollution.
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| Recycling Rainwater in New York
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| BorgWarner's Morse TEC facility in Ithaca, NY, recycles 100,000 gallons of rainwater a year. The rainwater is collected from its 10,000-square-foot roof and stored in cooling towers used to transfer heat generated from the plant's air compressors.
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| BorgWarner Wins Second Award for Energy Management
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| BorgWarner received its second consecutive environmental award for energy management. Even though production increased by 15% and despite a colder winter, the BorgWarner facility in Bradford, UK, reduced total electricity and gas consumption by 20% in 2007.
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| REMAN Program Revitalizes Turbos, Reduces Waste
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| BorgWarner's REMAN program has remanufactured 950,000 turbos in the last 10 years, saving large truck fleet owners 25% - 30%, helping them avoid costly downtime and reducing scrap that would otherwise have ended up in landfills.
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| BorgWarner Plant in Mexico Wins Environmental Award
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| Juarez Plant has received "Keep water for our future" award from the local government.
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