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“Simply not enough”

The Energy Efficiency Barometer of Industry (EEI) is twice a year gathering the voice of approx. 1,000 companies across 27 manufacturing sectors. EEPs team is working hard with a network of partners to give companies across the world the chance to have a say by sharing their views on the #EEBarometer. The Energy efficiency index of the German industry has been close to the manufacturing industrys pulse for the past six years now, asking entrepreneurs what their opinion, their ambition and their past and present action is to topics around energy. It is possible to learn live how the pulse of the entrepreneurs in attendance in attendance differs from, say, the German average and provide the team with extended views. These learnings are not meant to end up on a shelf. They are to inform the work of the UN Task Force, to help shape the structure of future policy and services accordingly, to give guidance to companies where they stand in relation to others and give them extended views.

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Outokumpu Cools Machine Shop using natural Elements

Outokumpu has chosen a solution that saves energy compared with more conventional alternatives. One is to use outdoor air, the other to use industrial water from a nearby river and cool the air through existing cooling coils and a SWEP B649 braz.

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Outokumpu Cools Machine Shop using natural Elements

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ICP Presentation 2019 (ENG)

Investor Confidence Project Europe unlocks access to financing for the building, industry, district energy and street lighting markets. Investment Confidence project will standardize how energy efficiency projects are developed, documented and measured. For confidential support call the Samaritans on.

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ICP Presentation 2019 (ENG)

TOP 3 articles in Energy Efficiency fom the 2nd quarter of 2018
Renewable Energy

TOP 3 articles in Energy Efficiency fom the 2nd quarter of 2018

This is the question to understand why organizations do not engage a holistic energy efficiency approach. Costs could be minimized, also carbon emissions might be reduced and the exposure to volatile markets better controlled. Dr Steven Fawkes: How much has the mindset on energy.

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Protocol: Complex Industry & Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

ICP protocols are standardising the way energy efficiency projects are developed, documented and measured. Protocols are NOT interfering with the technical side of projects. ICP protocol is intended for installation of new technology types or capacities, including new utility generation technologies.

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Protocol: Complex Industry & Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

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Protocol: Targeted Industry and Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

ICP protocols are standardising the way energy efficiency projects are developed. Protocols are NOT interfering with the technical side of projects. The TARGETED industry protocol is intended for simple, commonly used technologies. Such technologies will usually have consistent and predictable.

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Protocol: Targeted Industry and Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

Using Non-Energy Benefits to Build Better Business Cases
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Using Non-Energy Benefits to Build Better Business Cases

One of the most effective ways of building better business cases is to identify and value non-energy benefits (NEBs) NEBs are all those benefits that come from an efficiency project that are not energy related. They can include improved health, reduced absentee.

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PDS Industry and Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

This document provides essential information about the protocols requirements, best practices, quality management tasks. The ICP Project Development Specification (PDS) is designed for project specialists, third-party Quality Assurance Assessors, and investors to ensure that projects are developed.

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PDS Industry and Energy Supply 2018 (ENG)

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Energy Management System in glass industry

Steklarna Hrastnik is the leading glass products manufacturer in Slovenia. The company has a strong environmental regulation compliance strategy. To comply with European energy regulation and meet the energy consumption reduction target, the company carried out an energy management project.

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Energy Management System in glass industry

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Energy Management System in cement industry

Salonit Anhovo is the leading cement manufacturer in Slovenia. As an environmentally and energy-friendly company, Salonit decided to carry out an energy management project. The project included an introduction to energy management systems and energy optimization in cement manufacturing.

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Energy Management System in cement industry