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Industrial Energy Efficiency - Managing energy
Vida Rozite 4E EMSA/MOTOR SUMMIT ZURICH 2012
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Why is industrial energy efficiency crucial?
Industrial energy demand will increase over the next two decades particularly in non-OECD countries
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World OECD
Energy intensive industries like iron & steel, chemical etc. account for more than half of total final energy consumption
in industry
Energy use by industrial segment
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Importance of systems
Replacing inefficient motors with more efficient motors – savings of 5%. Optimising systems – can reduce electricity requirement by 30% - clear benefit in moving beyond components to systems.
Source: A+B International, 2008
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Data collection and energy efficiency indicators
Modeling and projections
Technology roadmaps
25 Energy Efficiency Policy Recommendations
Analysis and policy guidance – proven and innovative practices
Cooperation with strategic partners
Dialogue with standardization organizations
IEA – promotes industrial energy efficiency
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IEA Policy Pathways series Provide actionable guidance on how to implement IEA 25
Energy Efficiency Recommendations Identify, analyse and communicate to governments
pathways (steps and actions) for planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating energy efficiency policies
Energy Management Programmes for Industry *What: Definitions *Why: Importance of managing energy in industry *Role of energy management programmes *How to design and deliver programmes *Proven and innovative practices *Examples *Case studies
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Key messages from the policy pathway
Energy management is a tool to change behavior, processes and technologies – continuous process
Significant co-benefits Game-changer in influencing investment decisions Need to speak the same language as C-level to
encourage uptake Communicating (co-)benefits and costs for companies,
especially SMEs Need for Energy management systems “+” i.e. strong
implementation support
Energy management systems will promote optimisation of systems BUT targeted measures should be integrated in programme design
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How to boost energy efficiency Energy audits, benchmarking and technical tools Direct programme and/or technical assistance Guidance materials including sector specific Workshops, networks and other fora for best practice
exchange Training of different stakeholders Case studies showing peer experience Importance of integrating into business operation and
improvement (synergies with other systems/tools) Strengthening the business case for energy efficiency
• Non-energy benefits • Better basis for decision making
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Toward more radical cuts? Incremental improvements Traditional approaches - pushing a bit Tackling barriers Are new approaches needed? Value chain Role of industry enabling energy reductions in
other sectors Stimulating new types of production –
consumption systems Is there a stronger business case for energy
efficiency?
