Research results: Energy management in Victorian Industry
Research results: Energy management in Victorian Industry
Danieltrujilloe...
20 April 2010 - 3:38pm
Last year together with students from the Melbourne Business School we interviewed the Environmental managers of 50 of the largest energy consumers in Victoria and we want to share the results of this research with all of you.
“The primary objective of this research was to identify the most significant and immediate needs of large and medium size organizations to adapt to the emerging Carbon economy, with special focus into the energy management activities of the 200 largest energy consumers of Victoria.
On the energy efficiency space the biggest challenge that companies are encountering to reduce energy consumption is to identify, understand and quantify the energy efficiency opportunities, the underlying issue to identify energy efficiency opportunities seems to be in many of the cases the approach taken to deal with the problem. A small group of companies (majority of them above 0.5PJ per annum) have taken a continuous improvement approach to energy management, these companies are ahead in number and qualities of efficiency opportunities identified and implemented.”
Last year together with students from the Melbourne Business School we interviewed the Environmental managers of 50 of the largest energy consumers in Victoria and we want to share the results of this research with all of you.
“The primary objective of this research was to identify the most significant and immediate needs of large and medium size organizations to adapt to the emerging Carbon economy, with special focus into the energy management activities of the 200 largest energy consumers of Victoria.
On the energy efficiency space the biggest challenge that companies are encountering to reduce energy consumption is to identify, understand and quantify the energy efficiency opportunities, the underlying issue to identify energy efficiency opportunities seems to be in many of the cases the approach taken to deal with the problem. A small group of companies (majority of them above 0.5PJ per annum) have taken a continuous improvement approach to energy management, these companies are ahead in number and qualities of efficiency opportunities identified and implemented.”
Find the full report on slide share: http://www.slideshare.net/danieltrujilloescomel/energy-management-in-victoria