Globally, the industrial sector consumes more primary energy than any other sector, accounting for more than half of global energy consumption. According to the International Energy Agency, in the GCC alone, industries consume 31% of total final energy consumption and 20% of electricity. Estimates are that currently available technologies and best energy management practices can significantly reduce industrial energy consumption by up to 40%, thereby significantly reducing CO2 footprint.
As countries consider energy transition models to create this resilience, ENGIE is leading the way toward enabling industries to achieve decarbonization with integrated onsite utilities solutions.
How can this be done – Large manufacturing plants or campuses can deploy their own onsite efficient energy production and utility complex with ENGIE’s On-site Utilities solution. This is an integrated energy production solution to implement decarbonization projects where we manage the design, build, finance, operation and maintenance to allow clients to meet their net zero goals.
Payments are service-based over the life of the contract, with no capex or debt, with results and performance guarantees. This allows us to deliver tangible results and ensure optimal performance for your specific energy requirements.
On-site utilities offers various solutions:
- Waste Heat Recovery: Reuse heat energy generated during industrial processes that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere
- On-site Solar: Installation and utilization of solar energy systems directly at the location where the energy is consumed
- Cogeneration: Simultaneous heat and power generation in a single plant
- Trigeneration: A combined energy generation system that simultaneously produces three forms of energy: electricity, heating, and cooling. Also known as combined cooling, heat, and power (CCHP) Cooling as a Service: Access to clean and energy-efficient cooling solution without any upfront investments
