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5 books on Enterprise Energy Management [PDF]
October 27, 2024 | 23 |
These books are covering energy consumption analysis, demand-side management strategies, energy efficiency programs, renewable energy integration, energy procurement practices, regulatory compliance and data analytics for optimizing energy use in enterprises.
1. Energy Effectiveness: Strategic Objectives, Energy and Water at the Heart of Enterprise
2018 by Sandra McCardell
This book offers practical insights into comprehending energy and water consumption within organizations, followed by strategies to effectively manage and regulate these resources, thereby mitigating risks and reducing costs. The author introduces a strategic framework that directs attention to crucial internal considerations, encompassing the assessment of potential projects, the strategic planning and implementation of energy initiatives, and the subsequent evaluation of outcomes. It underscores the indisputable fact that modern organizations are heavily reliant on energy while often overlooking this critical resource. The book emphasizes methodologies and case studies that illuminate the central role of energy management in an organization's overall success, taking into account the four primary determinants of energy consumption: People, Buildings, Equipment/Processes, and the Environment. It serves as a comprehensive resource for business owners, middle managers, and building and energy supervisors, offering an array of options, valuable tools, and adaptable project templates for achieving energy savings.
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2. Green Technology Applications for Enterprise and Academic Innovation
2014 by Ariwa, Ezendu
In an era marked by corporate responsibility, the realms of green technology and sustainability exert an ever-increasing influence on the priorities of both business enterprises and academic institutions. To effectively harness the potential of green technology and facilitate sustainable practices in these sectors, it is essential to be well-versed in the best practices associated with environmental consciousness. "Green Technology Applications for Enterprise and Academic Innovation" underscores the significance of green technology and sustainability in fostering innovation within the domains of technology, business, and academia. It delves into crucial areas such as energy management, renewable energy, and strategies for reducing carbon footprint. This book serves as a vital conduit, connecting practitioners, academic scholars, businesses, industrial leaders, government officials, and students in their quest for research and insights within this burgeoning field.
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3. Energy Efficiency in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
2014 by
In-depth examination is given to the challenges confronting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the currently available policy tools, with a meticulous analysis of their effectiveness. The study discerns that SMEs cannot be adequately addressed using a one-size-fits-all approach, even when operating within the same nation and encountering analogous obstacles. Greater emphasis must be placed on the dissemination of knowledge and the exchange of best practices, along with providing guidance to SMEs in the execution of energy efficiency enhancements once viable opportunities have been identified. Encouragingly, numerous successful practices are already in existence, holding the potential for further enhancements. The crucial step now involves taking proactive measures to capitalize on these opportunities.
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4. Outsourcing Energy Management: Saving Energy and Carbon Through Partnering
2007 by Steven Fawkes
This book explores the concept of energy management outsourcing as a viable solution for tackling the pressing energy challenges that organizations currently face, including the issues of soaring and unpredictable energy costs, the imperative to combat climate change, and the looming specter of potential energy supply constraints as oil production reaches its peak. As these challenges are poised to escalate in the coming years, many organizations find themselves with diminished in-house capabilities to effectively address them, thereby elevating the importance of outsourcing as an indispensable component of energy reduction and carbon emission mitigation strategies. The author elucidates the fundamental principles of energy management and elucidates how outsourcing can be strategically employed to yield optimal results. Central to this process is a novel energy management model focused on total costs, which is comprehensively outlined within the book. Offering an exhaustive guide to the outsourcing of energy management, the book meticulously examines the associated risks and advantages while guiding managers through the decision-making process of whether to embrace outsourcing or not. It also provides insights on identifying and assessing potential outsourcing partners. For managers seeking to curtail energy consumption and carbon emissions through collaboration with external service providers, "Outsourcing Energy Management" proves to be an invaluable instructional manual.
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5. Information Technology for Energy Managers
2003 by Barney L. Capehart
Encompassing fundamental concepts and principles of Information Technology (IT), this book equips energy managers with the essential knowledge required to oversee IT-related projects conducted by consultants or vendors. It offers valuable insights for energy managers to effectively procure, install, and manage intricate, web-based energy information and control systems. Brimming with comprehensive content, the book delves into the critical concepts and principles essential for energy and facility managers, with a particular focus on computer networking, the utilization of facility operation databases, and the exchange of data through the Web utilizing the TCP/IP communications protocol.
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1. Energy Effectiveness: Strategic Objectives, Energy and Water at the Heart of Enterprise
2018 by Sandra McCardell
This book offers practical insights into comprehending energy and water consumption within organizations, followed by strategies to effectively manage and regulate these resources, thereby mitigating risks and reducing costs. The author introduces a strategic framework that directs attention to crucial internal considerations, encompassing the assessment of potential projects, the strategic planning and implementation of energy initiatives, and the subsequent evaluation of outcomes. It underscores the indisputable fact that modern organizations are heavily reliant on energy while often overlooking this critical resource. The book emphasizes methodologies and case studies that illuminate the central role of energy management in an organization's overall success, taking into account the four primary determinants of energy consumption: People, Buildings, Equipment/Processes, and the Environment. It serves as a comprehensive resource for business owners, middle managers, and building and energy supervisors, offering an array of options, valuable tools, and adaptable project templates for achieving energy savings.
Download PDF
2. Green Technology Applications for Enterprise and Academic Innovation
2014 by Ariwa, Ezendu
In an era marked by corporate responsibility, the realms of green technology and sustainability exert an ever-increasing influence on the priorities of both business enterprises and academic institutions. To effectively harness the potential of green technology and facilitate sustainable practices in these sectors, it is essential to be well-versed in the best practices associated with environmental consciousness. "Green Technology Applications for Enterprise and Academic Innovation" underscores the significance of green technology and sustainability in fostering innovation within the domains of technology, business, and academia. It delves into crucial areas such as energy management, renewable energy, and strategies for reducing carbon footprint. This book serves as a vital conduit, connecting practitioners, academic scholars, businesses, industrial leaders, government officials, and students in their quest for research and insights within this burgeoning field.
Download PDF
3. Energy Efficiency in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
2014 by
In-depth examination is given to the challenges confronting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the currently available policy tools, with a meticulous analysis of their effectiveness. The study discerns that SMEs cannot be adequately addressed using a one-size-fits-all approach, even when operating within the same nation and encountering analogous obstacles. Greater emphasis must be placed on the dissemination of knowledge and the exchange of best practices, along with providing guidance to SMEs in the execution of energy efficiency enhancements once viable opportunities have been identified. Encouragingly, numerous successful practices are already in existence, holding the potential for further enhancements. The crucial step now involves taking proactive measures to capitalize on these opportunities.
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4. Outsourcing Energy Management: Saving Energy and Carbon Through Partnering
2007 by Steven Fawkes
This book explores the concept of energy management outsourcing as a viable solution for tackling the pressing energy challenges that organizations currently face, including the issues of soaring and unpredictable energy costs, the imperative to combat climate change, and the looming specter of potential energy supply constraints as oil production reaches its peak. As these challenges are poised to escalate in the coming years, many organizations find themselves with diminished in-house capabilities to effectively address them, thereby elevating the importance of outsourcing as an indispensable component of energy reduction and carbon emission mitigation strategies. The author elucidates the fundamental principles of energy management and elucidates how outsourcing can be strategically employed to yield optimal results. Central to this process is a novel energy management model focused on total costs, which is comprehensively outlined within the book. Offering an exhaustive guide to the outsourcing of energy management, the book meticulously examines the associated risks and advantages while guiding managers through the decision-making process of whether to embrace outsourcing or not. It also provides insights on identifying and assessing potential outsourcing partners. For managers seeking to curtail energy consumption and carbon emissions through collaboration with external service providers, "Outsourcing Energy Management" proves to be an invaluable instructional manual.
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5. Information Technology for Energy Managers
2003 by Barney L. Capehart
Encompassing fundamental concepts and principles of Information Technology (IT), this book equips energy managers with the essential knowledge required to oversee IT-related projects conducted by consultants or vendors. It offers valuable insights for energy managers to effectively procure, install, and manage intricate, web-based energy information and control systems. Brimming with comprehensive content, the book delves into the critical concepts and principles essential for energy and facility managers, with a particular focus on computer networking, the utilization of facility operation databases, and the exchange of data through the Web utilizing the TCP/IP communications protocol.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
