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ResourcesTotal energy consumption (,000 giga joules)40030020010002002 2003 2004 2005 2006Industrial effluent / Zofingen & Pennsville (1000 m 3 )800Chemical wastes w/o effluent sludge (1000 tons)25600400200201510502002 2003 2004 2005 2006ZofingenPennsville02002 2003 2004 2005 2006CO 2 emissions (1000 m 3 )2015105VOC emissions (tons)1201008060402002002 2003 2004 2005 200602002 2003 2004 2005 2006Report on “Safety – Health – Environment”51
Resources2002–2006 overviewUnit 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006Total energy GJ 373 000 379 000 344 000 360 000 375 000Natural gas GJ 202 700 186 500 191 000 198 000 220 000Heating oil GJ 21 200 13 000 11 000 18 000 12 000Alternate fuels (solvents) TAR GJ 14 000 57 000 27 000 22 000 23 000Electricity GJ 129 000 119 000 110 000 117 000 122 000Water m 3 1 940 000 1 761 000 1 437 100 1 887 100 2 507 000CommentsThe five-year comparison shows that investing in modernproduction systems stabilizes energy consumption. Whencompared to the growth in sales, the use of some resourcesincreased, but remained lower than for the previous year.The stringent GMP standards demand a more comprehensiveclimate control for the production facilities, whichresulted in a stable level of electricity usage over the longterm.A noticeable level of new energy consumptionwas added with the new pharmaceutical production plantin Malta when it opened in mid-2006.Increased utilization levels at the Pennsville production sitecontributedto higher fossil fuel consumption. The intro -duction of a new, multi-stage synthesis process led to acompletely different exhaust gas composition in Zofingen,making technical upgrades of the TAR system necessary.Due to technical reasons, the internal use of waste solventsto generate energy was limited, and their use as an energyalternative to natural gas found only limited application.In summary, our goal to optimize alternative fuel sourceswas not met.introduction of new chemical processes (with substantialcooling demands) all led to a growing need for coolingwater. For these reasons we were unable to meet our“stabilized water consumption” goal.In 2006, electrically powered forklifts replaced the previousdiesel models, clearly improving the environmental andnoise pollution levels. In addition, modern heating / coolingsystems have replaced our direct water-cooling process.Goals 2007Zofingen and PennsvilleImplementation of further conservation projects:– Recycling optimization (solvents)– Utilizing further savings potential:Saving water in ZofingenSaving nitrogen in PennsvilleWater consumption increased by 10%, particularly in Zofingen.The start-up of additional compressor systems, the firstfull year of operation for the milling / mix systems, and the
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