Author: Encom Pakistan

Ever stood on the plant floor staring at a burner lockout while production waits on you? We have. After more than two decades in Pakistan’s industrial landscape, we’ve learned that most burner problems follow familiar patterns. The key is to

Ever stood on the plant floor staring at a burner lockout while production waits on you? We have. After more than two decades in Pakistan’s industrial landscape, we’ve learned that most burner problems follow familiar patterns. The key is to

Ever stood on the plant floor staring at a burner lockout while production waits on you? We have. After more than two decades in Pakistan’s industrial landscape, we’ve learned that most burner problems follow familiar patterns. The key is to

Ever stood on the plant floor staring at a burner lockout while production waits on you? We have. After more than two decades in Pakistan’s industrial landscape, we’ve learned that most burner problems follow familiar patterns. The key is to

What hurts a boiler faster in Pakistan: bad water or bad habits? In our experience, it’s often both. We’ve spent over two decades on plant floors across the country and seen a familiar pattern. Solid equipment commissioned with care, then

If you run a plant in Pakistan, you already feel it. Energy is unpredictable. Fuel prices swing. Compliance keeps tightening and every hour of downtime costs more than it used to. The question isn’t whether the energy landscape is shifting,

What if your boiler told you, in plain numbers, where your money was burning away? Most plants feel fuel costs rising long before anyone sees the root cause. We’ve spent over two decades around steam lines, stacks, and burner rooms.

‘Would you risk the entire efficiency of your plant to save a fraction of the cost on a spare part?’ It’s a question many plant managers and engineers in Pakistan quietly wrestle with. On the surface, cheaper, non-genuine parts seem

What if your boiler did more than produce steam? What if it cut your emissions, tamed fuel volatility, and turned waste into a cost advantage? That’s the bet many Pakistani plants are winning on with biomass. In 2024, Pakistan’s biomass

Pakistan’s industrial and agricultural sectors are facing a new era of uncertainty as climate change intensifies. The recent floods across Punjab and Sindh have inundated vast agricultural lands, devastating crops such as rice, sugarcane, maize, and cotton. These events have