Partitioning the calculated unrealized potential into its sources
Common sources include:
Furnaces
Heat exchange systems
Electric equipment
Technological units
Constructing a project map for efficiency improvement
Projects are sorted according to the effect achieved and presented as a graphically intuitive map
Identifying priority projects
We take the crop of the highest efficiency potential projects out of the project map. Most often, top 20% of all projects accounts for 80% of the full technologically achievable potential of the facility
Determination of the energy saving potential for all units
Calculated on two levels:
1) Technologically achievable, based on the actual cofiguration and current state of the unit;
2) Target, economically viable leve
For the projects selected at stage 4, implementation costs are determined based on standard rates, including capital costs, design, construction and installation works, and commissioning
Chosen based on the company's planning prerequisites, according to the value of economic indicators: IRR, NPV, DPP, PI, ranked by efficiency
Selection of target projects
Based on the ranked list of projects from stage 6, specific strategic goals are set to improve efficiency, with a specific effect and deadline, and an implementation roadmap is formed