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Energy budgeting and control: a new approach for an industrial plant

International Journal of Energy Sector Management, 2009
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide a method for planning and controlling energy budgets for an industrial plant. The developed method aims to obtain a very high confidence of predicted electrical energy cost to include into the estimation of budget and a continuous control of energy consumption and cost.Design/methodology/approachThe ...
CESAROTTI, VITTORIO, DI SILVIO, BRUNA, INTRONA, VITO   +2 more
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A new model for sustainable growth in the energy industry

Energy Economics, 1993
Abstract A new sustainable growth model is developed which enables the evaluations of the interdependence of financial objectives, operational performance and sustainable growth in the energy industry. This new model includes both the effect of inflation and growth produced from equity issues.
Susan McFaddin, Maclyn Clouse
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New Method for Industrial Water Reuse and Energy Minimization

2009
Water and energy are key commodities utilized in the process industries.Water minimization and energy minimization have been studied separately. In this paper, a new systematic design methodology has been developed for the simultaneous management of energy and water systems that also feature maximum re-use of water.
Ataei, A., Panjeshahi, M.H., Gharaie, M.
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Open organizational structures: A new framework for the energy industry

Journal of Business Research, 2016
Abstract Innovation and organizational design is central to how organizations manage their structures and boundaries for greater engagement to an increasing number of users as potential partners for increased value creation. Open organizing is prominent in industries where the locus of innovation can be extended to users leading to a burgeoning ...
Arsalan Nisar, Miguel Palacios, Mercedes Grijalvo   +2 more
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Biotechnology for food, energy, and industrial products new opportunities for bio-based products

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2003
In the past two decades much has been written about the changesrequired to feed a future world population of 10 billion or more.Having food is only part of the demand; there has been muchless focus on the material needs of such a population. Accom-panying any population growth are the legitimate desires foradequate energy, transportation, housing ...
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Impact Assessment of the Energy Model Region NEFI – New Energy for Industry

The NEFI (New Energy for Industry) Impact Assessment, commissioned by the Climate and Energy Fund (KLIEN) and conducted by AIT (Austrian Institute of Technology) with support from MUL (Montanuniversität Leoben), evaluates the contributions of NEFI projects in advancing Austria's industrial decarbonisation efforts. The assessment aligns with NEFI's core
NEFI New Energy for Industry, Schützenhofer, Christian, Alton, Verena, Auer, Renate, Gahleitner, Bernhard, Pfleger-Schopf, Kerstin, Sleziakova, Petra   +6 more
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Work style assessment for project managers in new energy industry

2012 International Symposium on Management of Technology (ISMOT), 2012
In the context of the development of new energy industry in China, this article combines literature analysis and questionnaire survey to discuss about the topic. Based on 190 questionnaires collected from students and practitioners, the article uses spss18.0 to explore and analyze vocational ability evaluation system of project manager in new energy ...
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NEFI – New Energy for Industry (Technology Talk)

Am 16. Oktober 2025 fand an der Montanuniversität Leoben der NEFI Technology Talk „CO₂ as a Resource – Technologien und Chancen“ statt. Im Mittelpunkt der Veranstaltung stand die Frage, wie Kohlenstoffdioxid nicht nur als Emissionsproblem, sondern als wertvolle Ressource für industrielle Anwendungen genutzt werden kann.
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Managing New Energy Technology Alternatives for India’s Captive Power Industry

ASME 2004 Power Conference, 2004
India’s energy challenge is the result of its expanding economy and industrialization, as well as its growing population and rising standards of living. To meet this challenge, India has to keep pace through innovation and adoption of new and improved energy technologies that meet consumers’ needs and demands.
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New Challenges for the Russian Energy Industry

2022
Levakov, Pavel, Potashnikov, Vladimir
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