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Overview
Energy efficiency investments often pay back quickly through lower energy bills, improving margins and reducing exposure to energy price volatility. But for businesses, they bring many additional benefits beyond energy savings.
For example, energy efficiency can improve productivity, reduce maintenance costs and lower the need for input materials. Efficient and electrified equipment operates more reliably and with less stress, leading to greater stability, less downtime and fewer production defects. Strong sustainability performance can enhance brand reputation, while improved indoor working conditions can significantly benefit worker health, well-being and productivity.
The aim of the IEA’s work on the Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business is to make the systematic capture of these benefits in investment decisions common practice. Accurately reflecting the full value of energy efficiency is crucial to achieving this.
This webinar builds on the IEA’s recent report, The Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business. It showcases several approaches that can help turn these opportunities into practice and enable businesses to make the most of the wide range of benefits that energy efficiency can bring to their operations. Finally, we will explore a key question: what is the missing piece? What is needed for the multiple benefits of energy efficiency to become mainstream in business decision making?
Agenda
Time | Session |
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15:00 | Opening remarks Dr. Brian Motherway, Head of the Office of Energy Efficiency and Inclusive Transitions, International Energy Agency |
15:05 | Keynote: Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business Fabian Voswinkel, International Energy Agency |
15:20 | MBENEFITS – Making carbon neutrality your profitable reality Dr. Catherine Cooremans, Ipso Facto |
15:50 | MBENEFITS Q&A |
16:00 | JUSTIFI – Unlocking value in energy productivity projects Sarah Cooney, Jibo Sanyal, National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) |
16:25 | JUSTIFI Q&A |
16:35 | Assessing non-Energy Benefits at the energy-saving measure Level: evidence from European industrial energy audits through the Audit2Measure project Nikos Vourgidis, National Technical University of Athens |
16:50 | Audit2Measure Q&A |
17:00 | European Standardisation of Non-energy benefits for CEN CENELEC Prof. Dr. Clemens Rohde, Wuppertal Institute |
17:15 | CEN CENELEC Standardisation Q&A |
17:25 | Panel discussion: Making Multiple Benefits mainstream Moderation: Emma Mooney, International Energy Agency |
17:55 | Closing remarks Fabian Voswinkel, International Energy Agency |