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Industry's Collaborative Advantage
Tightening supplies, resource constraints, cost increases and more government regulation DEMAND re-tooling to sustain competitive advantage. In the near future - every company should be an energy company - or it might be out of business.
The 25inTENsity Challenge is a collaborative business framework allowing entire industry clusters to apply resources toward a unified energy reduction goal - sharing in the risk, enhanced purchase power, efficiency and energy savings potential.
Take the Challenge and see how industrial energy cost burden becomes an opportunity for innovation and growth.
25inTENsity PARTNERSHIP BENEFITS:
Strategic partnerships within industry clusters determine common objectives driving whole sectors and individual company goals.
25inTENsity Challenge participants access new ideas, technologies, tools and programs customized by company partners within the initiative.
Continuous improvement within a clear framework yields greater efficiency and productivity enhancements.
Working together throughout the NW region, industry partners amplify the ability to decrease demand on existing power plants, thereby reducing the need to build more plants or buy more expensive electricity on the open market.
Individual businesses, industries, utilities, and government work together to achieve shared business and energy savings objectives.
Common infrastructure, technology innovation, incentives and policy support transfer into other industries and related business clusters.
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On demand videos and webinars bring together
thought leaders, industry experts and insights in peer-to-peer exploration of strategic energy management.
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#3: The Role of the Energy Champion
Energy Management
Learn how Energy Champions enhance workforce development.
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In 2008, the Northwest Food Processors Association (NWFPA) set a member-wide energy intensity reduction goal of 25% in 10 years, and 50% in 20 years. Since then, the US DOE, Bonneville Power Administration and NEEA have worked with NWFPA to create and implement an Energy Roadmap that will guide industry activities for the next decade.
-- Dave Zepponi, President, NWFPA
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