Learning the lessons from a regional industrial energy efficiency initiative
作者： G Locatelli , R Allarton
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关键词: Phase (combat) 、 Environmental resource management 、 Its region 、 Small and medium-sized enterprises 、 Local government 、 Efficient energy use 、 Engineering 、 Industrial organization 、 Sustainable development
摘要: Industry accounts for 29% of UK energy use, placing efficiency in this sector as a fundamental to sustainable development. Given that 99% industrial companies are Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) supportive initiatives area have the potential significant savings impact. This paper present deep reflection local government project called “SUSTAIN Lincolnshire – Phase 2” improve SMEs within its region. A critical analysis will centre on problems co-ordinating encouraging large number SME become pro-active area. starts with importance clearly defined understood requirements, through engagement activities SME, achievements attainable beyond project. Currently, many Councils, leasing universities, numerous initiatives, similar style considered. The allow those initiators stakeholders take advantage lessons learned when developing projects.
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