Global Pharmaceutical Manufacturer saves $650, 000 in annual energy costs while improving comfort, sustainability and capital asset reliability.
*Due to confidentiality agreements, we are not able to provide the client name. We will refer to the firm as GPM throughout this case study.
GPM had a goal of reducing energy consumption throughout its global facilities by 30% by 2015 from 2010 levels. Additionally, GPM had a global commitment to reduce operational greenhouse gas emissions by 20%.
To this end, GPM was interested in implementing energy conservation measures and technologies, which help achieve these goals while improving the overall reliability of
their operations.
Energy savings financial summary
* Energy savings: $647,233
* Simple payback: 0.33 years
* Net present value: $984,396
Other operational benefits
* Implementation rate of recommendations: 90%+
* Utility incentives secured: $100,000
* Capital asset reliability. Instituted predictive maintenance program acrossall major HVAC
systems. Chillers are one example where equipment life was extended by five years.
* FDA Compliance. Tracked and maintained temperature and relative humidity control in manufacturing clean rooms.
* Resource management. Utilized impact analysis to prioritize workload for internal maintenance and contract controls personnel and maximize progress towards corporate goals.
* Capital project justification. Although the focus of Analytika is on operational optimization, a relevant heat recovery capital project was identified, developed and implemented. This project helped reduce load on the existing central utility plant, which had been running near capacity.