Overview

Strategic Energy Management (SEM) is a facilitated continuous improvement approach to reduce energy waste and improve your profitability. SEM introduces energy management practices through a number of key activities and exercises, resulting in persistent energy and cost savings.

Strategic Energy Management benefits organizations who are committed to:

Building a dedicated energy team
Developing an energy policy
Integrating energy efficiency practices as a priority

Benefits

Lower operating costs
Increased employee engagement
Build resilience
Integrated sustainability goals
Competitive advantage
Project management support

Features

Build senior management support for energy management;
Project management support;
Set goals and targets for improvement and measure progress;
Educate and engage the workforce in energy-saving initiatives;
Monitor, track, and report energy use;
Work with a team of Professional Engineers to identify opportunities specific to your facility

Getting Started

Eligibility and support is determined on a case-by-case basis. Complete the contact form to get in touch with one of our Business Development Managers and we can find the best solution for you.

IPG DISCOVERS ENERGY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH SEM

Through collaboration with Efficiency Nova Scotia, IPG completed the SEM program to better understand and manage energy-consuming processes. They’re now experiencing savings between 20-30%, and remain competitive in their industry.

The results were immediate. The reduction in power usage was close to 70%. And the payback on the new equipment was less than a year.

COPOL IMPROVES ENERGY MANAGEMENT WITH EMIS

Through an ongoing partnership with Efficiency Nova Scotia, COPOL International has completed the EMIS program, making key changes and upgrades in equipment and procedures, with promising results that are only going to continue.

The program is fantastic. It was very well done … and they came and worked around our schedule.

NEOCON

Neocon International partnered with Efficiency Nova Scotia to successfully make changes that improved processes at their plant, while uncovering additional opportunities to enjoy the good things efficiency brings.