Case Studies
One of MIEC's goals is to provide easy access to valuable information on how to understand, plan and implement energy efficiency measures in your facility. A key part of understanding the potential benefits, resource needs, tools, and likely hurdles is learning from others who have pursued similar projects.
Thousands of companies across the globe have planned and implemented energy conservation projects in their facilities with substantial energy and cost savings. Below are some examples of companies who have made significant progress in reducing their energy use. These case studies from your peers in industry provide information about the projects and key learnings that can help you discover opportunities and implement projects in your own facilities. MIEC has complied the following case studies from DOE sources. Click on the blue title links to view the full case study.
1. Nissan North America Stamping
Industry: Fabricated Metal Parts
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air, Lighting, Equipment Control
2. Dicken & Masch Manufacturing Co.
Industry: Plastics Manufacturing
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air, Lighting, HVAC
3. Nissan
Industry: Automotive
Industry: Metal Coating
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air, Lighting
5. Ravenna Metal Technologies (Metal Technologies Case Study.pdf)
Industry: Fabricated Metal Parts
Technology Cross-references: Process Heating, Lighting, Compressed Air
6. Burton Metal Finishing, Inc.
Industry: Metal Coating
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air, Lighting
7. Lucasfilm
Industry: Data Centers
Industry: Food Manufacturing
Technology Cross-references: HVAC, Equipment Controls
Industry: Paper & Printed Products
10. Ford Woodhaven Stamping Plant
Industry: Fabricated Metal Parts
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air
11. Miba Bearings
Industry: Fabricated Metal Parts
Technology Cross-references: Compressed Air, HVAC, Lighting, Steam Systems
Industry: Automotive Components
Technology Cross-references: Equipment Control
13. 3M
Industry: Chemical Manufacturing
14. Chem Trend
Industry: Chemical Manufacturing
Technology Cross-References: Compressed Air, HVAC, Lighting, Equipment Control