This analysis characterizes critical energy pathways, from supply through end product, for 15 of the most energy-intensive manufacturing sectors and for manufacturing overall.
Analysts and decision makers use this analysis to better understand energy use patterns within these sectors and to compare energy usage, losses, and carbon emissions across sectors.
Energetics conducted a rigorous cost/benefit analysis to obtain critical data and insight on Nissan’s experiences in using Superior Energy Performance (SEP) to guide its implementation of an ISO 50001-compliant energy management system (EnMS) at a vehicle assembly plant in Tennessee.
This detailed case study builds a compelling business case for industrial plants to adopt a robust, data-driven EnMS using the SEP guidance and protocols to continuously improve energy performance and increase savings.
Energetics’ professional facilitators helped multi-disciplinary groups identify, organize, and prioritize their ideas to leverage resources for research and expedite progress in realizing the broad social and economic benefits of metal-based 3D printing.
