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Global Industrial Energy Use by Country, 2009 Strategic Focus IIP focuses its efforts on countries and sectors that drive world industrial demand while offering major opportunities for improvement. Country Focus IIP concentrates efforts on the following three countries, which collectively use 47% of global industrial energy and produce 54% of energy-related industrial CO 2 emissions: •• China •• India •• United States Sector Focus Within these countries, IIP seeks to maximize its impacts on industrial energy use and emissions by focusing primarily on three of the most energy-intensive industries: •• Cement •• Chemicals •• Iron and steel Global Industrial Energy Use by Sector, 2009 To facilitate work with these and other energy-intensive industrial sectors, IIP maintains offices in: Beijing, New Delhi, Paris, and Washington, DC. Source: IEA Online Data Services – World Energy Balances and CO 2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion (accessed 2012) Three Integrated Strategies
Strategy IIP provides critical analysis, information, tools, and expert support to assist government and industry—the two most essential groups in generating large-scale improvements in industrial energy efficiency. Our three main strategies are mutually reinforcing. We assist governments in tailoring policies to more effectively foster improved industrial energy efficiency, and we team with industry to promote effective use of energy management systems and investment plans to take advantage of supportive government policies. We develop key enabling resources to assist both of these key stakeholder groups in implementing effective programs. Academia, non-profit organizations, and other groups contribute to and benefit from our work. 1. Work with Governments to Improve Policy Making Create resource materials and pursue activities that help government policy makers develop, implement, and monitor improved energy and carbon performance in industry: •• Help design, implement, monitor, and evaluate policies that encourage industry adoption of energy management systems (EnMS). Policy Areas of Interest • Voluntary programs • Standards • Tax and fiscal incentives • GHG targets • Measurement and verification • Recognition • Support for policy implementation •• Advise on standards, incentive mechanisms, voluntary programs, and complementary policies. •• Assist in developing policy implementation guidelines, appropriate benchmarks, industry targets, and information collection mechanisms. •• Organize and convene fora, workshops, and online events to bring together key policy makers and industry experts to help craft effective government policies. 2. Team with Industry to Implement Energy Efficiency Best Practices Work with industry to facilitate implementation of energy efficiency best practices and EnMS to substantially reduce energy intensity and carbon emissions: •• Help companies develop targets, baselines, and benchmarks and assist them in implementing plant assessments and other strategies to achieve energy and carbon savings. •• Develop and disseminate energy system optimization tools and approaches. •• Develop and demonstrate alternative approaches to financing energy efficiency measures and advanced technologies. •• Develop approaches to implement EnMS in companies that account for a significant portion of demand and face structural challenges (e.g., numerous locations, diverse products or processes). 3. Develop Critical Resources and an Integrated Network to Catalyze Major Improvements in Energy and Carbon Management Assist industry and government in overcoming technology, policy, and financing hurdles to increase industrial productivity: •• Organize and convene multi-disciplinary teams to develop and tailor integrated solutions for focus areas and provide viable models and resources for expediting energy efficiency improvements. •• Develop global databases on technologies, programs, policy, financing, and supply chain initiatives. •• Enhance understanding of innovative measures, such as full cost accounting, cradle-tocradle design, and supply chain programs. •• Develop targeted information on global best practices, energy management systems, voluntary programs, performance standards, and certification. See IIP’s Policy Pyramid at http://iepd.iipnetwork.org Energy Management System (EnMS) An EnMS is a systematic approach to monitoring, controlling, and saving energy in an industrial facility to achieve continual improvement in energy efficiency, productivity, and cost-effective operation. This approach involves setting energy goals, policies, and targets; developing baselines of energy use and identifying energy performance indicators; assessing opportunities; establishing plans; and periodically reporting progress. Sector- and Country-Specific Resources A database containing technical best practices is being developed specifically for IIP’s sectors of interest, such as iron and steel and cement. Databases tailored to IIP focus countries are also under development. Please visit http://ietd.iipnetwork.org IIP has developed the Assessment to Action (A2A) tool for improving energy productivity in the ammonia industry. This tool is available from our website: www.iipnetwork.org/a2a
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