Overview

For an enterprise to reach a truly efficient and sustainable operation and realise significant associated benefits, they must implement an holistic energy efficiency strategy. The strategy should identify initiatives for all the different business functions and ensure that the relationships between the business units are equally optimised.

To promote adoption of these initiatives across a tradition enterprise, each area of the model is further reinforced by metrics which can be found in the Metrics and Indicators Map - the metrics can be put into seniors executives scorecards to drive change in that area.

The model also outlines the different global organisations to align to in order to implement best practice and stay ahead of regulation/legislation. for each area.

Please download full blueprint – "True" Efficiency Blueprint

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Wednesday, 2 May 2012

IT Design & Architecture Expanded

Energy Efficiency & Environmental Sustainability is regularly focused on the data centre facility or the IT hardware.  As we move to the right of the True Efficiency Blueprint and further into the business - there are additional opportunities for improvement (and in my opinion even greater opportunity).  Therefore, the IT Design & Architecture part of the blueprint has been updated to provide additional ideas for improving efficiency and reducing your cost base.

Sunday, 6 June 2010

Benefits

By ensuring holistic efficiency and sustainability you can:
  1. Identify significant benefits which would traditionally be missed as they cross functional boundaries 
  2. Ensure that any initiatives underway are providing real end benefit to the bottom line of the business 
  3. Ensure that the organisation is moving forward in one direction 
  4. Embed sustainability across the business to improve revenue, cost, profit, brand perception and provide a competitive edge 
  5. Improve employee engagement and satisfaction as they see that the business is serious about making a real change to it’s impact on the environment

Sunday, 28 February 2010

The Past...

Historically, many organisations and business units have undertook energy efficiency initiatives in isolation without having a holistic view and thereby not understanding the impact on other business units.

The company could be saving power/carbon in one area and increasing it in another therefore having no net improvement. The blueprint provides an holistic strategy for IT, a view on the initiatives to undertake, the different relationships to understand and promotes visibility and transparency to ensure that the organisation is moving forward with real improvement.