ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRY: TRENDS AND PROGRAMS IN AUSTRIA

SINCE 2003 THE SHARE OF INDUSTRY IN FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION IS GROWING AGAIN

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF INDUSTRY BY SOURCE

Source: IEA/OECD – COUNTRY REVIEW OF AUSTRIA 2014

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COMPARISON OF ENERGY INTENSITY

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Building& Refur-bishment

Mobility

EnergySaving

RenewableEnergies

Mobility Management for companies and public administrations Mobility Management for cities, municipalities and regions Mobility Management for schools and youth Mobility Management for leisure time trips and tourism ECO-DRIVING initiative

topprodukte.at – platform for efficient appliances Energy efficient companies e5 – energy efficient communities

Renewable-based heating systems Biogas Energy from the woods Nawaro:market – renewable ressources as base materials Quality management for biomass district heating plants

Construction of residential building Refurbishment of residential buildings Construction of business buildings Refurbishment of business buildings

EFFICIENCY IN INDUSTRY IS PART OF A COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY & CLIMATE STRATEGY

PROGRAM

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• Awareness raising for Energy Efficiency in Industry• organizing information events in co-operation

with sector associations• information: 170 case studies online,

branch energy concepts, benchmarking, ….• organizing an annual energy efficiency award

• Implementing• energy management according ISO 50001• energy efficiency measures in industrial

enterprises in co-operation with partners• standardized energy audits

by organizing standardized trainingsfor 1.500 participants, 515 energy auditorssince 2006

OBJECTIVES OF“ENERGY EFFICIENT COMPANIES”

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CO-OPERATIONS WITH REGIONAL NETWORKS AND CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

subsidies for energy audits trainings of energy consultants

awareness raising events

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CO-OPERATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS

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lecturer in trainingsquality check of materials

contact point for energy auditorspilot projects

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• Shows what happens withenergy in the company(use, abuse, waste)

• Detailed analysis/measurementof energy consumption

• Visualizes the potentialfor improvements

TOOL FOR INITIAL AUDITSStromanwendungen

(Gesamtstromverbrauch 160.000 kWh)

Elektrowärme5%

Sonstiges Strom0%

Büro Verwaltung14%

Licht5%

Druckluft7%

Ventilatoren9%

Pumpen14%

Antriebe19%

Kühlaggregate27%

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TECHNOLOGY SPECIFIC AUDIT TOOLS• Compressed air initiative• Pumps initiative• Fans initiative• Ventilation and Air Conditioning

initiative• Steam systems initiative• Chilling systems initiative• Lighting system initiative

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• Participants are already energy auditors in different auditor networks (federal programmes)

• This is an advanced training, not a basic training

• Participants get from the training• Guidelines to conduct special audits• Guidelines according to the EN 16247• Audit tools• Templates for audit reports• Contact to klima:aktiv network

TRAININGS OF ENERGY AUDITORS

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Standardised training for 7 days•1st day: initial energy audit and energy management

•2nd day: optimisation of compressed air systems

•3rd day: optimisation of pump systems

•4th day: optimisation of ventilation and AC systems

•5th day: optimisation of steam systems

•6th day: optimisation of chiller systems

•7th day: optimisation of lighting systems

•8th day: heat recovery (in autumn 2014)

TRAININGS OF ENERGY AUDITORS

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ONLINE BENCHMARKING TOOL

• Definition of key figures for internal monitoring

• definition of benchmarks for comparison with other companies of the sector

• Online „Benchmarking Simple“ for 14 branches on www.energymanagement.at

• www.bess-project.info (international benchmarking)

• Branch initiatives

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AGREEMENT ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY

• Energy consultant and energy manager / managing director of the company discuss recommended measures

• Action plan for next 4 – 5 years• Start with no- and low- cost

measures• For new investments the company

should have a list of most efficient equipment and processes on hand

Agreementon objectives

The company commits to implement economical efficiency measures

entitles to use the logo

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renewable energy sources• Biomass heating plants (up to 35%)

• CHP (up to 30%)

• Solar plants

• Geothermal energy use

• PV island system

• etc.

energy efficiency measures

• operational energy saving measures:- building services- processes

• heating pumps and heat recovery

• AC and cooling

• LED

• IE3 electric motors

• thermal building refurbishment

• Etc.

30% subsidy of environmental

effective investment costs

SUBSIDIES FOR INVESTMENTS

mobility• operational mobility

measures

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170 awarded enterprises•660 GWh energy savings•220.000 tonnes of CO2 savings•Most realised measures: heat recovery•Savings of up to 50% per specific area(e.g. compressed air)

ANNUAL EFFICIENCY AWARD

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Herbert LechnerDeputy Managing DirectorChief Scientific Officer

Österreichische Energieagentur - Austrian Energy AgencyMariahilferstrasse 136A-1150 ViennaTel: + 43 1 5861524 - 0herbert.lechner@energyagency.atwww.energyagency.at

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