Energy audit data from manufacturing sector remains an underused resource. If systematically collected and structured, it could significantly improve benchmarking practices and strengthen the evidence base for energy efficiency policy.
This webinar will explore how moving from statistical to audit-based analysis can improve energy efficiency assessment in the industrial sector, and what practical barriers stand in the way. This will be illustrated through Portugal’s experience with SGCIE (In-tensive Energy Consumption Management System) and Italy’s experience with ENEA’s benchmarking methodology from data of mandatory energy audits, while also briefly showing how Estonia is beginning to test the use of energy and resource audit data for efficiency assessment and benchmarking.
These examples and discussions will complement the latest ODYSSEE-MURE policy brief about monitoring energy performance of manufacturing industry:
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Introduction – [Moderator] Jean-Sébastien Broc from Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy Foundation (IEECP)
What energy audit data can tell us about manufacturing efficiency – by Janita Andrijevskaja from TalTech
Benchmarking methodology from data of mandatory energy audits in Italy – by Carlos Herce Fuente from ENEA
SGCIE data collection and benchmarking – by João Paulo Calau from ADENE – Agência para a Energia
