Rohm and Haas: Company Uses Knoxville Plant Assessment Results to Develop Best Practices Guidelines and Benchmark for Its Other Sites (Revised)

Karen Atkison

    Research output: NRELBrochure

    Abstract

    Rohm and Haas conducted a plant-wide energy assessment at its Knoxville, Tennessee, chemicals manufacturing facility. The assessment identified potential annual energy savings of nearly 47,000 MMBtu in steam and fuel and 11,000 MWh in electricity. Annual cost savings were estimated at almost $1.5 million. After the assessment was replicated in California and Kentucky plants, the company'sadditional estimated cost savings were $500,000 annually. Additional annual energy savings were about 23,000 MMBtu and 6,000 MWh. The assessments also indicated the plants would reduce nitrous oxide emissions.
    Original languageAmerican English
    Number of pages6
    StatePublished - 2003

    Bibliographical note

    Supercedes May 2003 version.

    NREL Publication Number

    • NREL/BR-840-33646

    Other Report Number

    • DOE/GO-102003-1714

    Keywords

    • chemicals
    • chemicals manufacturing
    • industrial energy efficiency
    • nitrous oxide
    • NOx
    • plant-wide assessments
    • productivity
    • Rohm and Haas

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