Energy Efficiency Improvement: Exceeding the Historical Rate at the Plant Level with New Concepts
2007-01-1332
04/16/2007
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- Energy efficiency programs provide short-term economical benefits and long-term risk mitigation of fossil-fuel supply instability and global warming. This paper discusses possible energy efficiency goals for risk mitigation by reviewing:
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Historical rates of energy efficiency improvement
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Program-induced rates of energy efficiency improvement
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Estimated improvement rates needed to mitigate long-term risks
Additionally, this paper will review the concepts and methods useful in meeting the energy efficiency improvement rates required to mitigate long-term risks. Concepts reviewed include theoretical minimum energy use and energy bandwidths, while methods presented include Lean Energy and Whole-System Inside-Out methodologies. -
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- Seryak, J., "Energy Efficiency Improvement: Exceeding the Historical Rate at the Plant Level with New Concepts," SAE Technical Paper 2007-01-1332, 2007, https://doi.org/10.4271/2007-01-1332.