Global Asset Sustainability

Top Reasons to Factor Energy Consumption into Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)

Breakthrough lean best practice counters rising energy costs

In this new paper— “Global Asset Sustainability : Breakthrough lean best practice counters rising energy costs” get an insightful look at how companies that establish a strategy and global approach with a new lean practice improve operating, financial, and environmental performance.

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In this paper find out:

  • Why adapting to energy costs is not optional
  • A new lean approach: Global Asset Sustainability
  • EAM as a foundation
  • Today’s frontier for EAM: Factoring in energy efficiency

The Global Asset Sustainability Metric consists of four major components: availability, performance, quality, and energy consumption. The first three factors are part of overall equipment effectiveness (OEE); the equation is new with the addition of energy. Energy is the largest cost driver for operating assets in most companies.

In this paper, learn from real life examples how Global Asset Sustainability strategy allows companies to :

  1. Pinpoint Best Practice Control Strategies
  2. Trigger Physical Maintenance Activities to Trim Energy Costs
  3. Select & Replace Equipment with Confidence

Take a new approach to improve asset operating performance with energy optimization; Fill in the form on the right to read the paper now.

 
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