energy efficiency practices / manufacturing sub-division / greenhouse gas emissions / basic chemicals / manufacturing energy use / identified energy savings / energy savings potential / energy savings opportunities / manufacturing industry / manufacturing activities / Manufacturing aluminium / manufacturing sub-divisions / energy-using industry sector / energy consumption / energy intensive / end-use energy / manufacturing sector / corporate / potential energy savings / manufacturing activity / consumer products / energy use threshold / petroleum refining energy use / large energy-using corporations / manufacturers identifying energy savings / assessed energy use / dairy products / large energy-using businesses / gas emissions / manufacturing businesses / energy savings basic chemicals / goods or products / wide range / Energy use / unassessed energy use / energy efficiency / manufacturing / energy efficiency assessments / cement / chemical products / metal products / manufacturing entities / energy efficiency assessment framework / assessed energy / important top energy users / chemicals / energy efficiency projects / energy productivity / food product / Energy savings / energy users / food / steel / energy / /
Organization
Department of Resources / Energy and Tourism / Australian Government / Commonwealth Copyright Administration / Attorney General’s Department / Energy and Environment Division / /
FIRST OPPORTUNITIES in Depth: The MANUFACTURING industry A LOOK AT RESULTS FROM 2006–2008