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38 The energy targets should generally be formulated as “S.M.A.R.T.”, e. g.: S - specific M A - measurable - appropriate R - realistic t - time-bound 17 CO2 eq means “CO 2 equivalent” and stands for the climate impact of all the greenhouse gases combined, whereby carbon dioxide serves as a benchmark; the other greenhouse gases are correspondingly calculated per specific impact in ppm CO 2 . Also, include the following while formulating your energy targets: • The energy aspect to which the targets correspond (e. g. pumps, lighting,…). • The quantitative reduction target. Use the ratio here (kWh/PE, kWh/k€,…) as the review is independent of production activity and other interfering factors. • The time period by when the target should be achieved. • The financial and ecological value (pay-back time, CO eq 2 17 , …). • The measures and persons-in-charge necessary for implementation. • Estimated expenditure and costs (investment costs, production accidents, personnel costs, …). Publications on energy efficiency in industry are available at: • “Rationelle Energienutzung” (English “Rational Energy Use”) series by Vieweg Publishers (Vieweg Verlag) • http://www.industrie-energieeffizienz.de • http://www.lfu.bayern.de/luft/fachinformationen/ For proposals on technical measures, you can refer to, for example, your state Energy Agency, 3,000 newly appointed energy coaches from the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK), as well as the NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia) energy project: • An overview of the local energy agencies is provided by: http://www.dena.de/infos/service/links/kategorie/energieagenturen/ • For energy coaches, you can contact the project office of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) at http://www.dihk.de/klimaeffizient/ or your local Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) respectively • The company pages of the Energy Agency NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia) http://www.energieagentur.nrw.de/unternehmen The “Modular Energy Efficiency Model“ (Mod.EEM) pilot project with around 100 companies for introducing EnMS in NRW provides further ideas.
R ExAMPlE fOR AN ENERGy ObjECtIvE tAkEN fROM AN EMAS ENvIRONMENtAl DEClARAtION Objectives, Individual Objective Implementation Status of Specified Measures Considerate use of Resources Reduction of energy consumption in administration until 31.12.2010 by 5 % in comparison to the previous year. www.emas.de/teilnahme/umwelterklaerungen/sammlung Replacing conventional lamps by energy saving lamps is continuously pursued. The energy balance for the transparent building of the main administration was compiled. Measures were undertaken to reduce the energy consumption. While formulating energy objectives, you can turn to the environmental objectives of ISO 14001. In order to meet the requirements of DIN EN 16001, the following aspects should also be considered: • Ensure that your objectives are based on the improvement of energy efficiency and energy performance. • Define measurable targets for all parameters that have an important influence on your energy efficiency and your energy savings. • Regularly document and update your energy objectives, targets and programmes. With an existing EMAS, some of these requirements have already been covered by you with the environmental statement. If required, you can extend these in order to ensure that the targets are measurable, documented and have a time frame. 39
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