The industrial Energy Harvest:

Managing Energy From the Top Down

Leadership

Technology

Procedures

Energy Solutions

Soloutions

Energy PathFINDER

 

 

 

 

 

Energy Management News, Information & Analysis

 

Here are a few of the chapters describing  what top managers need to know:

 

· Managing energy as currency and wealth

· How waste raises the "price" of energy

· The "Seven Deadly Sins" of energy cost control

· Questions and answers about energy audits

· Risk, time, and money: The Executive Energy Tool Kit

· What do the best companies do?  Ten case studies

· An energy manager's position description

· The evolution of sustainable business

· The new world of energy procurement

· Electricity deregulation explained for the industrial consumer

 

SHOW HOW THE MONEY WORKS:

· How to justify improvements

· “Save-or-buy” calculation

· Calculating the cost of doing nothing

· Linking capital invested to energy saved

· Break-even cost calculation

· Determining a budget for additional analysis

 

This text offers a money & business discussion of energy use.  The Industrial Energy Harvest is great in-flight reading.

This book by Christopher Russell is intended for business leaders, policy professionals, energy solution providers, and facility managers who need a non-technical guide to industrial energy challenges and opportunities.  Readers will get a "top-down" understanding of how industrial energy management contributes directly to business performance.