Energy optimisation in the chemical industry

Authors

  • Katharina Schächtele BASF
  • Stefan Krämer Ineos

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17560/atp.v54i01-02.499

Keywords:

Energy efficiency / Namur / Energy management / Energy optimisation

Abstract

In recent years, public debate on the efficient use of primary energy has become more intense in view of climate change, dependency on fuel imports, and rising energy prices, linked in part in Germany to the decision to phase out nuclear power. For the chemical industry, the result is an increased focus on the reduction of power consumption beyond the self-imposed target which will be achieved in 2012. Automation offers the leverage required to operate highly integrated plants and equipment closer to the energetic optimum and to promote the development from local optimisation towards a global optimum.

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Published

2012-01-01