Case study.
Car manufacturer.
ISSUES.
- High energy costs: The Japanese car manufacturer faced escalating energy expenses at its European facilities.
- Inconsistent energy management: Lacked centralized energy monitoring and control systems.
- Regulatory compliance: Navigating diverse and stringent energy and environmental regulations in Europe.
- Sustainability goals: The client aimed to reduce its carbon footprint and enhance environmental responsibility.
- Energy waste: Identified inefficiencies in energy usage within manufacturing plants and administrative offices.
- Cost control: The client sought strategies to manage and control energy costs more effectively.
RESULTS.
- Energy monitoring systems: Installed advanced energy monitoring systems to provide real-time data on energy consumption and identify opportunities for optimization.
- Compliance management: Assisted the client in ensuring adherence to various European energy and environmental regulations, reducing the risk of non-compliance.
- Energy efficiency improvements: Implemented energy-efficient technologies and practices to reduce energy consumption and waste.
- Sustainability achievements: Reduced the car manufacturer's carbon emissions and improved its environmental profile.
- Cost savings: Achieved substantial cost reductions by optimizing energy consumption, reducing waste, and negotiating favorable energy contracts.
- Centralised energy management: Developed a centralized platform for energy monitoring, data analysis, and control, streamlining operations.
- Risk mitigation: Implemented strategies to mitigate the impact of energy price fluctuations and regulatory changes on the client's budget.
- Improved budget control: Developed budget forecasting and control measures to better manage energy costs across the organization.
