Best Practices: Energy Transition Strategies For Industrial Facilities
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Executive Summary
Table of contents
What Is The Current Status Of The Global Energy Transition?
The Global Energy Transition Has Been Slow
There Is Now Significant Impetus For Businesses To Transition Their Energy
The Speed Of Energy Transition Is Highly Dependent On Industry Sector
Current Approaches To Energy Transition Focus On Green Energy Procurement And Electrification
Best Practices For Industrial Facility Energy Transition
Best Practices For Industrial Energy Transition Must Balance Feasibility And Optics
Prioritization Of Energy Transition Strategies Is Dependent On Industry Sector
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Figure 1. Global Final Energy Consumption 1971 And 2019Figure 2. Global Final Energy Consumption For Coal, Natural Gas And Oil By Sector 2019
Figure 3. Four Scenarios For Global Emissions Reduction By 2050
Figure 4. US Billion-Dollar Disasters By Year (CPI-Adjusted)
Figure 5. Which Factors Make Up Feasibility And Pressure Within Industrial Energy Transition Strategies?
Figure 6. Mapping Industries’ Ability To Transition Energy Consumption In 2022
Figure 7. Best Practices For Energy Transition Strategies Within Industry
Organisations mentioned
Aluminium of Greece, Athos Solar, AVEVA, BASF, BHP, BlackRock, Carbon Clean, Caterpillar, CEMEX, Climeworks, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP; previously Coca-Cola European Partners), Daimler Truck, Delek, EDF Energy, EDP, EU, European Environment Agency, Flutura, Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), GALP, GE Digital, Hexagon, ICF International, IFS, IMF, Indorama, Infor EAM, International Energy Agency (IEA), International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Jacopa, JSW Future Energy, JSW Steel, Linde, McKinsey & Company, Mercedes-Benz, National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Newmont, NextEra Energy Resources, Nissan, OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries), Ørsted, Proctor & Gamble, SABIC, Schneider Electric, Shell, Synhelion, Taylor Farms, TechnipFMC, The Economist, Thyssenkrupp, TSMC, Unilever, WoodsideAbout the authors
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