Sustainability

The purpose of this guide is to encourage focus on the total cost of ownership of electric motors to reduce costs and improve the environmental impact.

The AEMT is proud to have offset double its 2023 emissions at 120tCO2e, using Verified Portfolio of Carbon Reduction Projects to achieve carbon neutrality. AEMT's Carbon Intesity sits at 14.36 tCO2e per full time employee (FTE), and has a Net-Zero pro-climate action plan to further reduce its emissions.

AEMT's 2023 Emissions report and 2024 action plan. Provided by Climate Action for Associations (CAFA).

This Environmental Policy formalises AEMT’s commitment to supporting the principles of environmental sustainability and recognises that a sustainable environment is central to the lives and work of the AEMT and its members.

In the fast-paced realm of industrial motor systems, unplanned downtime emerges as a formidable challenge, often inflicting substantial financial and reputational damage. The AEMT's comprehensive guide addresses this issue head-on, exploring effective strategies to minimise downtime risks. From meticulous installation practices to routine maintenance, this guide is an essential resource for professionals aiming to protect their operations against unexpected interruptions.

On July 1st, 2021, updated regulations governing the energy efficiency requirements of new electric motors were published.

The purpose of this guide is to provide repair/rewind practices and tips that will help service centre technicians and motor winders maintain or increase the efficiency, reliability and quality of the motors they repair.

The Effect of Repair/Rewinding on Motor Efficiency: AEMT/EASA Rewind Study and Good Practice Guide illustrates that when performed properly, electric motor repair/rewind maintains efficiency