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James Hogan Programme Manager Welcome To Green Business Summer Seminars 2016
Transcript of James Hogan - Green Business
James Hogan Programme Manager
Welcome To Green Business Summer Seminars 2016
Welcome To Green Business Summer Seminars 2016
o Thank for your ,me
o Opportunity to learn from our speakers and suppliers
o Prac,cal, technical and financial solu,ons
o Opportunity to network
o Opportunity to make ourselves more resource
efficient , more sustainable
What is the Green Business programme?
o NWPP programme which provide FREE advice to business ( Part of the BeGreen.ie family)
o On site REAs Resource Efficiency Assessments ( €25K)
o Indirect support through our website resources and tools
o Green Business is managed by CTC , based at Cork IT
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Why Resource efficiency?
• In 2050 we will need 3 planets!
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– We all need use less resources! a) Managing to live with less resources…. DematerializaIon -‐ the reducIon in the
quanIty of materials required to serve economic funcIons (doing more with less, driving more efficient cars, using less water, eaIng less meat
b) Move our society away from using limited resources to using renewable resources …use electricity from wind and sun
– We need a sustainable society! 7
But there is hope!
• Global leaders supporIng climate acIon • Financial insItuIons are sold on climate acIon
• Financial incenIves , green funds more available to business
• A surge in energy efficiency technologies
Global Leaders support climate acIon At the Paris climate conference (COP21) in December 2015, 195 countries
adopted the first-‐ever universal, legally binding global climate deal.
Financial insItuIons and big business are sold on climate acIon
• The World bank 28% of its spending to climate change projects.
• Green Stocks • MulInaIonals aim to be carbon neutral
• Local Banks offering low interest loans
Financial insItuIons and big business are sold on climate acIon • Energy Efficiency ObligaIon Scheme EEOS
A kWhr electricity saved ~ 5 cent/ kWhr
Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme • Engage with energy suppliers and equipment
suppliers and avail of funds for EEOS • Some suppliers give “Cash for Kilowatts” Slieve Russel Hotel Supplier provided LEDs
in the hotel’s lobby for for free
-in return for the reduced kWhrs
Re-lamping Paybacks
ValueofelectricitysavingsunderEEOS@5cent/kWhr=€18.4/lamp
That’s'€8,100/'annum'for'200'lamps,'at'NO'COST'!
Financial incenIves, green funds more available to business
• Energy Efficiency ObligaIon Scheme • Banks providing loans specifically for energy efficiency projects ( AIB, BOI)
• EI and IDA offering funding • GB and SEAI offering free advice
Are you managing your uIlity costs? and consumpIon??
Or Managing in the Dark
COST PER KWH -‐ENERGY 2016 AVERAGE PRICES
Electric-‐ity
Natural Gas
LPG OIL Wood Pellet
Cents per kWhr
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COST PER KWH -‐ENERGY 2016 AVERAGE PRICES
Electric-‐ity
Natural Gas
LPG OIL Wood Pellet
Cents per kWhr
14.0 4.0 6.0 6.0 6.0
2012 Estimated fuel Cost Cost
Oil €38,000
Potential Annual fuel savings €25,800
Project Cost €23,300
Payback < 1 Year
Office block • Installed new gas boiler
92% efficient compared to old oil boiler at 70%
• Natural gas 50% price of oil
• Fuel cost reduced by 68%
• Payback period = 1 year
Fuel switch/greater efficiency
Need for measurement
• IdenIficaIon of wastage? Are you paying too much?
• Cost benefit analysis on projects (get buy in from management)
• Ager implementaIon; confirmaIon that acIons have been effecIve
• Ability to develop metrics and benchmarks
• Show the improvement trends
GHP hotels Energy cost/ sleeper
€1.6 €21
Average €4.8
Benchmark water consumption/ fix leaks
• €Annual Savings € 64,826 p.a
• Survey cost €8,000 • Payback period of 7
weeks
Stillorgan Park Hotel • Benchmark indicated
consumption double the GHP benchmark
• Leak detection company showed that that the property had 25 leaks: small and big.
• Pre-Survey 152.5 m3/day € 130,250 p.a.
• Post-Survey 76.6 m3/day € 65,424 p.a
• Using 175 m3 water in cleaning shift , at 65oC cleaning shift
• Measurement of a typical individual hose: 26 litres/min
• By reducing flow to 20 litres/min
• Potential savings of €42,000 per year
Meat Processor – OpNmising
cleaning
New On-‐Line QuesIonnaire
New On-‐Line QuesIonnaire
Thank You
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James Hogan Green Business Programme Manager Clean Technology Centre Cork Institute of Technology Melbourn Building, Bishopstown, Cork Ireland T: +353 21 4344864 E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
This mornings line -‐up
• 9.20 Green Business Update
• James Hogan, Green Business Programme Manager
• 10.00 Sustainable Energy OpportuniNes following COP21
• Raoul Empey, SEAI
• 10.20 Employer Engagement & working with supply chain • David O’ Flynn, Group Head of SCR , Dawn Meats
• 10.40 – Resource Efficiency through Awareness Ronan McGlade, Environment & Energy Management Magazine
• 11.00 Coffee
Ager Coffee • 11.20 Providing Cleaner, Efficient Energy SoluNons • Peter Loughran, Calor LPG • 11.35 – The Benefits of Environmental Awareness in a Small
Business Phil Walker, EconcerIve Programme
• 11.55 Smarter Living for Business
• Fergus Sharkey, GM, Kingspan ESB • 12.10 – Barriers & SoluNons to Resource Efficiency
Simon O’ Rafferty, Postdoctoral Fellow, UL, EPA • 12.30 Energy 12.25 – Energy Turnkey soluNons for the Retail
Sector Charlie Grendon, Managing Director, GET SoluIons Ireland
Thank You
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James Hogan Green Business Programme Manager Clean Technology Centre Cork Institute of Technology Melbourn Building, Bishopstown, Cork Ireland T: +353 21 4344864 E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
