proud to save! - bei der Dimitroff Unternehmensberatung

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Energy Efficiency is profitable
FIG.1: CoST SAvING PoTENTIAL ToTAL IN EUR
FIG.2: CoST SAvING PoTENTIAL PER PARTICIPANT IN EUR
► The actual energy savings identified are eight times higher,
the cost reductions six times higher than planned. Especially in
times of worldwide economic crisis, these saving potentials are an
important contribution to reduce costs and to increase the competitiveness
of companies.
► The likelihood of implementing the 346 EUREM energy concepts
is high for 52%, medium for 32% and low for 7%. 9% have
already been implemented. Altogether, the chance of implementation
is about 73%. If all measures are realized, the investment
volume would be 112,453,664 €, which constitutes a significant
boost to the economy in these countries.
► With the measures proposed in the energy concepts, the CO 2emissions
in the twelve countries can be reduced by 291.682 tons
per year. This is an important contribution to climate protection
and reaching the Kyoto goals.
FIG. 3: AvERAGE PAy-BACK TIME IN yEARS
► The average pay-back time for the proposed optimisations
measures is 4,2 years. 30% of the energy efficiency projects are
already profitable within two years.
The following two graphics show in which subject areas from the
346 EUREM energy concepts the highest energy saving and cost
saving potentials were achieved:
FIG. 4: AvERAGE ENERGy SAvING oF ToPIC GRoUPS (MWh/a)
► The classic industrial main applications (heat, electrical drives
and compressed air, as well as air conditioning, cooling and cogeneration)
explicitly show the highest saving potentials.
FIG. 5: AvERAGE CoST SAvING oF ToPIC GRoUPS IN EUR
► Economically most attractive are the proposals in the areas of
process heat, heat recovery, compressed air, load-, and energy
management. High cost savings correspond to low pay-back
times, which are usually lower than two years.
Regarding on energy sources the largest energy savings were
reached by electricity, followed by natural gas.
FIG. 6: SIzE oF CoMPANIES (EMPLoyEES IN %)
► Also the size of the companies, which participated in the
EUREM.NET project, was very different. The smallest company
had three, the largest had 46,000 employees.
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