A first step in realizing industrial energy efficiency opportunities is to understand how industry is using, and losing, energy. The U.S. Manufacturing Energy and Carbon Footprints provide a reliable macro-scale reference for manufacturing energy use benchmarking. The footprint analysis incorporates published energy use and loss data with layers of peer review to develop a macroscopic view, the big picture, of energy use in U.S. manufacturing
The energy crisis has been of concern to us all since the early seventies, yet energy inefficiency...
The complexity of industrial processes and the need to consider the interaction of various systems h...
In the context of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, the manufacturing industry plays a dual r...
Significant opportunities exist for improving energy efficiency in U.S. manufacturing. A first step ...
Between 2008 and 2035 global energy demand is expected to grow by 53%. While most industry-level ana...
In this research, the U.S. manufacturing activities\u27 life cycle-based carbon and energy footprint...
This study examines aggregate energy consumption data from the US manufacturing sector to identify d...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 2015."Jun...
Energy efficiency underlies American manufacturing competitiveness. Improvements in efficiency yield...
This paper examines U.S. industrial energy consumption and conservation potentials by defining the c...
United States industry consumed 32.5 Quads (34,300 PJ) of energy during 2003, which was 33.1% of tot...
We present in two parts an assessment of global manufacturing. In the first part, we review economic...
Industrial Big Data and Energy Management have become major strategic topics in manufacturing as the...
Most utility energy efficiency programs for industry focus on equipment replacement. A key result is...
In this research, U.S. manufacturing activities' life cycle-based carbon and energy footprint impact...
The energy crisis has been of concern to us all since the early seventies, yet energy inefficiency...
The complexity of industrial processes and the need to consider the interaction of various systems h...
In the context of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, the manufacturing industry plays a dual r...
Significant opportunities exist for improving energy efficiency in U.S. manufacturing. A first step ...
Between 2008 and 2035 global energy demand is expected to grow by 53%. While most industry-level ana...
In this research, the U.S. manufacturing activities\u27 life cycle-based carbon and energy footprint...
This study examines aggregate energy consumption data from the US manufacturing sector to identify d...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 2015."Jun...
Energy efficiency underlies American manufacturing competitiveness. Improvements in efficiency yield...
This paper examines U.S. industrial energy consumption and conservation potentials by defining the c...
United States industry consumed 32.5 Quads (34,300 PJ) of energy during 2003, which was 33.1% of tot...
We present in two parts an assessment of global manufacturing. In the first part, we review economic...
Industrial Big Data and Energy Management have become major strategic topics in manufacturing as the...
Most utility energy efficiency programs for industry focus on equipment replacement. A key result is...
In this research, U.S. manufacturing activities' life cycle-based carbon and energy footprint impact...
The energy crisis has been of concern to us all since the early seventies, yet energy inefficiency...
The complexity of industrial processes and the need to consider the interaction of various systems h...
In the context of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, the manufacturing industry plays a dual r...