Websites using excess capacity as a keyword

Dangote Cement is Africa’s leading cement producer with existing and planned operations in 16 African countries and Nepal, revenues in excess of US$2bn and a fully integrated quarry-to-customer production capacity of up to 43.3 million tonnes per annum (Mta) across Africa as at the end of 2015

Dangote Cement is Africa’s leading cement producer with existing and planned operations in 16 African countries and Nepal, revenues in excess of US$2bn and a fully integrated quarry-to-customer production capacity of up to 43.3 million tonnes per annum (Mta) across Africa as at the end of 2015

COI offers innovative technology solutions to electric utility companies that helps improve the energy performance of its small to medium businesses, industrial, and commercial clients. Our solutions focus on eliminating energy waste by optimizing energy behaviors with the ability to monetize energy assets for use with Demand Response, Energy Efficiency, and Renewable Energy markets. COI is a technology and vendor neutral firm that is focused on the success of its clients. Our goal is help our clients capitalize on their excess energy capacity by providing a platform to buy and sell capacity, improve the energy performance of its buildings and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Total Valve, located in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has 30 years experience in servicing customers valve needs across the globe.

Swaaap.com is the quickest way to automatically leverage your excess capacity by exchanging goods & services! We connect you with local businesses & organizations that make sense! There’s nothing out there that connects you with potential partners and clients faster than Swaaap.com.

Shareconomy provides a platform where surplus industrial capacity can be listed and showcased for potential seekers.

ezyCourier is developed by ezyPLANET. ezyCourier lets you task someone to schlep your staff ASAP. The whole idea behind this mobile app is that people should get their items shipped where they need to be by getting in touch with excess capacity of vehicles already on the road (1 or 2 passengers per motorbike/car/van).