Knowledge demands for energy management in manufacturing industry - A systematic literature review

Andrei, Mariana; Thollander, Patrik; Sannö, Anna

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2022.112168

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“…New technologies of Industry 4.0 also appear to be important in saving energy. The Special Issue contributes to all the fields and includes comprehensive literature reviews [6]. In particular, it examines technological issues with the study of technology entrepreneurship [10] and pro-ecological innovations [14].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This energy transformation requires both incremental and radical innovations within companies (including in supply chains, technology and products) [5], organised on different levels. The study investigating the literature on energy efficiency from a knowledge-based perspective points out some fundamental fields for energy savings in manufacturing industries: (1) technical and technological issues, including Industry 4.0; (2) analytic and measurement issues; and (3) strategies and leadership for energy efficiency [6].…”

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Energy Savings in Production Processes as a Key Component of the Global Energy Problem—The Introduction to the Special Issue of Energies

Urban¹

2022

Energies

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Section: The Background Of the Special Issuementioning

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Energy Savings in Production Processes as a Key Component of the Global Energy Problem—The Introduction to the Special Issue of Energies

Urban¹

2022

Energies

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“…There is an extensive literature on the environmental sustainability of ICTs. Charfeddine and Umlai (2023) examined 166 studies and found that developed countries use ICT as an environmentally friendly factor, while developing countries use ICT as an environmentally destructive factor.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The influence of ICT on the environment can be explained by the use of smart devices, the life cycle of ICT products, and the ICT value chain (Charfeddine and Umlai, 2023). The use of smart devices can have an indirect positive impact on the quality of the ecosystem, while the ICT product life cycle indicates that the production processes of computer and network equipment manufactured for ICT use can cause significant environmental damage.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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A Sustainable Development Assessment for the Load Capacity Factor and Carbon Footprint in India: The Role of Information and Communication Technologies, Renewable Energy, and Structural Changes

Pata,

Destek

2023

The Journal of Environment & Development

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The increase in India’s carbon emissions and the decline in its environmental quality are a threat to the realization of the global sustainable development goals (SDGs). Minimizing the negative environmental impacts from fossil fuels through analysis of the determinants of India’s ecological quality is an important research topic. The objective of this study is to examine the impact of information and communication technologies (ICT), renewable energy, and structural changes on environmental quality in India. In this context, the study uses the novel Fourier quantile causality test for the period 1995m1-2021m12. The results of the study show that structural changes have no impact on carbon footprint and load capacity factor, while renewable energy and ICT contribute to the improvement of environmental quality. Based on the findings of the study, the Indian government is recommended to rise investment in ICT and renewable energy to pursue a growth strategy in line with the SDGs.

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“…Even some economical modifications to existing equipment or replacing the energy-intensive with energy-efficient parts can help reduce the energy requirement of the plant. Enhancing awareness and identifying action areas to improve the energy use of processes can be effective if energy analysis is conducted at manufacturing level (Andrei et al,2022). Saidur et al (2010) reviewed and further identified energysaving techniques-such as variable speed drives, energy efficient motors, recovery of waste heat, leakage avoidance, and pressuredrop reduction-for energy-intensive motor-driven process industry equipment.…”

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A review on techno managerial approaches to energy optimization in chemical process industries

Parekh

Kurian²,

Patil³

et al. 2023

Front. Energy Res.

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The chemical process industries, being energy intensive in nature, still struggle to strategically and sustainably consider energy management issues. Energy sustainability depends on a sustainable energy supply, consumption, and waste disposal. This paper analyses current energy management and optimization in industries and also attempts to identify the significance of incorporating energy management into the strategic perspectives of industry through an exhaustive literature review. To ensure the optimization of energy, the paper illustrates the importance of adopting a techno-managerial approach that integrates the technical aspects of energy conservation with relevant management tactics. This is also a preliminary study for proposing a framework for Indian chemical process SMEs to systematically overcome various challenges and seize the opportunity to ensure optimized energy utilization, thereby highlighting the framework’s long- and short-term benefits. The suggestions in the paper would help these industries and local- and national-level policymakers to improve their energy footprint and make the world more energy sustainable.

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Knowledge demands for energy management in manufacturing industry - A systematic literature review

Cited by 37 publications

References 45 publications

Energy Savings in Production Processes as a Key Component of the Global Energy Problem—The Introduction to the Special Issue of Energies

Energy Savings in Production Processes as a Key Component of the Global Energy Problem—The Introduction to the Special Issue of Energies

A Sustainable Development Assessment for the Load Capacity Factor and Carbon Footprint in India: The Role of Information and Communication Technologies, Renewable Energy, and Structural Changes

A review on techno managerial approaches to energy optimization in chemical process industries

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