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Measure lists
Measure lists can be a useful tool for a
company that is investigating the energy saving options in conjunction with the
results of an energy audit.
They support decisions on implementing energy
efficiency measures and on feasibility studies within the framework of an
energy action plan. Measure lists offer the company descriptions and impacts on
energy consumption of potential measures that can be taken. Furthermore, these
lists often refer to the payback times of these investments (short-term,
medium-term or long-term).
Measure lists can be separated into two distinct
categories: horizontal measure lists and industry-specific measure lists.
Horizontal measure lists refer to measures that can be taken in any industry (please click here to download the BESS Horizontal Measure List),
whilst industry-specific measure lists refer to measures that can be taken in
specific industries.
Please click here to download the
BESS Dairy Industry Measure List
Please click here to download the
BESS Bakery Industry Measure List
Please click here to download the
BESS Meat Processing Industry Measure List
Please click here to download the
BESS Breweries Measure List
Please click here to download the
BESS Industrial Laundries Measure List
Please click here to download the
BESS Textile Industry Measure List
For more information on measures which require
no, or very low cost investments:
Please click here to download a description of good
housekeeping measures
Financing of investments in energy management
may come from your own resources, but there are external sources to consider
too.
In case of limited financial resources and/or
limited capacity you may think of outsourcing energy management activities.
Please
click here for information on financing and outsourcing.
For additional measures on energy
efficiency and other environmental measures you can also look at the so-called
IPPC.
Please click
here to get access to the IPPC BREFs downloads
References: