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Without monitoring it will be very difficult to convince management that energy efficiency projects arebeneficial to the company. You need to proof especially the financial benefits of implemented options toget their support for future projects.It is also important to communicate (interim) results throughout this phase to management and staff to:• Show management that energy efficiency is good for business and gain their support for futureprojects• Reward staff for their efforts in improving energy efficiency and encourage them to come up withnew optionsPart 2How to Become EnergyEfficientInformation on the CD-ROM and website:• Company examples (see Appendix A) for examples from companies that participated in theGERIAP project on how they implemented options and monitored results• Worksheets (Worksheet 16, see Appendix B)5b. Evaluation meeting with top managementAn evaluation meeting between the Team and top management is necessary to formally close the firstround of energy efficiency projects. But a second purpose is to gain their commitment to continue withenergy efficiency.At this 2-4 hour meeting discuss the following:• Results of the implemented options and how to communicate these internally and externally (see“Company examples” on how to do this)• How to continue to improve the company’s energy efficiency by agreeing with top management- Additional options for implementation (ranked 2 under task 4b)- Additional options for further investigation (ranked 3 under task 4b)- New focus areas to carry out more assessments (e.g. based on the list of possible focus areasfrom task 1d)• How to integrate energy management throughout the company’s systems by agreeing with topmanagement actions needed under the six categories of the Energy Management Matrix (seeWorksheet 3)- Policy and systems- Organization- Motivation- Information systems- Training and awareness- InvestmentTherefore this evaluation meeting could also be used as a first meeting with top management (task 1a)as part of a new cycle.Information on the CD-ROM and website:• Company examples (see Appendix A) for examples from companies that participated in theGERIAP project on how they managed the evaluation meeting with top management• Worksheets (Worksheet 3, see Appendix B)Step 6 - Continuous improvementThe purpose of step 6 is to ensure that the company continues with improving energy efficiency ina systematic way that is integrated in company processes (these are the key components of CleanerProduction).32Energy Efficiency Guide for Industry in Asia
The output of step 6 is continuation of implementing energy efficiency options and integration of energymanagement into company processes.Step 6 has only one task:• Task 6a: Prepare a proposal to continue with energy efficiency for top management approval (2-3days)6a. Prepare a proposal to continue with energy efficiency for top management approvalThe Team should now write a proposal based on what was agreed with top management at the evaluationmeeting and seek top management approval.Write this proposal by making use of :• Worksheet 11 - Assessment proposal (for the assessment of new selected focus areas and thefeasibility analysis of the additional options selected for further investigation)• Worksheet 18 - Implementation and monitoring proposal (for additional options selected forimplementation and energy management improvement options)Therefore writing this proposal is in fact a combination of preparing and assessment proposal (task 1e)and an implementation and monitoring proposal (task 4c) as part of a new cycle.Part 2How to Become EnergyEfficientEnergy management has been integrated into the Methodology, for example:• The quality of the pre-assessment (task 1c) and assessment (step 2) depend largely on the qualityof energy management systems• Some of the identified options were aimed at improving energy management (task 3b)• Many of the barriers for options are energy management barriers (task 4a)For this reason, continuous improvement can only be achieved by effective energy managementand integration of energy management into other company processes and systems (see the EnergyManagement Matrix in Worksheet 3). For example, energy management should be integrated into thesame management system for environment, health and safety, quality, and risks.With the experience the Team now has, they can focus even more on improving energy management ina second cycle of the Methodology.Information on the CD-ROM and website:• Company examples (see Appendix A) for examples from companies that participated in theGERIAP project on how they work for a continuous improvement• Worksheets (Worksheet 3, 11 and 18, see Appendix B)Energy Efficiency Guide for Industry in Asia33
Page 2 and 3: Copyright © United Nations Environ
Page 4 and 5: FOREWORDWith its unprecedented rate
Page 7 and 8: Introduction to the GuideWelcome to
Page 9 and 10: United Nations Environment Programm
Page 11 and 12: India - National Cleaner Production
Page 13 and 14: Philippines - Industrial Technology
Page 15: PART 1WHERE DO YOU STAY?
Page 18 and 19: Part 1Where do you start?• A Cont
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of data is important• Establish a
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OPTIONSThree options were implement
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