Transparency and efficiency from the
machine to the company
SIMATIC Energy
Management for the Glass Industry
Transparency and efficiency from the
machine to the company
The glass industry is traditionally an industry with a
high energy demand. In addition to annually rising
energy costs and the consideration of renewable
energies, environmental and climate protection is
another challenge.
In the course of the UN Climate Conference 2015, a
maximum limit of two degrees Celsius was set for
global warming.
In order to achieve this ambitious goal, the ISO 50001
standard was introduced. ISO 50001 defines an
international standard for energy management
systems.
Implementation of this standard offers great potential
for energy savings, especially in the glass industry, and
consequently also reduces energy costs. Depending on
regional support programs, companies certified
according to ISO 50001 can also benefit.
The new version of ISO 50001:2018 has further
tightened the requirements for certification. A deadline
of 2021 has been set for the conversion to the new
standard, whereby auditing may only be carried out in
accordance with the new standard from February 2020.
Using the SIMATIC Energy Management
an extensive ISO 50001 certified, scalable product and
solution portfolio - from energy data acquisition at field
level to enterprise-wide energy analysis at management
level. With SIMATIC Energy Management, the energy flows in
your plants can be displayed in detail. The consumption
data can be analyzed and energy saving potentials
derived which sustainably increase efficiency and
productivity. The result is an improved cost situation
and greater competitiveness.
With SIMATIC, you can implement an integrated,
expandable and growing energy management system.
And all this with fast, simple engineering and
comprehensive analysis functions. Open interfaces give
you every freedom for data input and transmission, and
the SIMATIC Energy Meter energy measurement
modules provide you with an ideal basis for recording
measurement data.
Overview of the energy flows and costs
Derivation of energy efficiency measures on the
basis of the indicators obtained
Sensitization of employees (cost center-oriented
accounting)
Transparent and comprehensible goals and their
fulfillment
Energy evaluation of technological processes and
equipment, e.g. according to VDMA 34179 Increased planning safety