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	Petkim Mould CDP Report with Our Impacts Ecometrica

Petkim Mould CDP Report with Our Impacts

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries	Chemicals
Applicable Functions	Discrete Manufacturing
Use Cases	Energy Management System Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	Petkim Petrochemical Holding A.S., the largest petrochemical complex in Turkey, initiated a long-term project plan for measuring and managing its GHG emissions in May 2010. The first phase of this plan included responding to the global Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) survey. In addition, the company plans to issue its first full sustainability report in 2011, as well as identifying climate change risks and opportunities through GHG accounting, staff training, forecasting and renewable energy projects. Read More
About Customer	Petkim Petrochemical Holding A.S. is a major producer of basic and intermediate petrochemical raw materials with a total core production capacity of 1,916,000 tons. Established in 1965, Petkim is the largest petrochemical complex in Turkey with 14 plants and 17 product lines with 7 auxiliary plants. The company’s share in the domestic market is more than 25% and it competes with Chevron and ExxonMobil internationally. The petrochemicals sector is amongst the most energy-intensive sectors, with up to 70% of the total energy cost coming from production. The sector has become more competitive due to global demands for less carbon-intensive products. Read More
Solution	In partnership with Gaia Carbon Management, Ecometrica implemented the Our Impacts platform to measure, calculate and report Petkim’s 2009 GHG emissions for disclosure to the CDP. Ecometrica’s expert analysts assisted Petkim with their data gathering, while Gaia worked alongside Petkim to make strong emissions reduction and energy efficiency recommendations based on the Our Impacts reports. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Industries

Chemicals

Applicable Functions

Discrete Manufacturing

Use Cases

Energy Management System

Regulatory Compliance Monitoring

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

Petkim Petrochemical Holding A.S., the largest petrochemical complex in Turkey, initiated a long-term project plan for measuring and managing its GHG emissions in May 2010. The first phase of this plan included responding to the global Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) survey. In addition, the company plans to issue its first full sustainability report in 2011, as well as identifying climate change risks and opportunities through GHG accounting, staff training, forecasting and renewable energy projects.

About Customer

Petkim Petrochemical Holding A.S. is a major producer of basic and intermediate petrochemical raw materials with a total core production capacity of 1,916,000 tons. Established in 1965, Petkim is the largest petrochemical complex in Turkey with 14 plants and 17 product lines with 7 auxiliary plants. The company’s share in the domestic market is more than 25% and it competes with Chevron and ExxonMobil internationally. The petrochemicals sector is amongst the most energy-intensive sectors, with up to 70% of the total energy cost coming from production. The sector has become more competitive due to global demands for less carbon-intensive products.

Solution

In partnership with Gaia Carbon Management, Ecometrica implemented the Our Impacts platform to measure, calculate and report Petkim’s 2009 GHG emissions for disclosure to the CDP. Ecometrica’s expert analysts assisted Petkim with their data gathering, while Gaia worked alongside Petkim to make strong emissions reduction and energy efficiency recommendations based on the Our Impacts reports.

Impact #1	As a result of measuring, reporting and analysing their GHG emissions, Petkim were able to identify areas where energy efficiency savings and renewable energy projects could be implemented.
Impact #2	The first of these projects, to be commissioned in 2011, will see Petkim construct a 25 megawatt wind power plant to provide electricity to its manufacturing sites.
Impact #3	Petkim has also developed 43 small-scale energy efficiency projects, of which 23 are in progress.

Impact #1

As a result of measuring, reporting and analysing their GHG emissions, Petkim were able to identify areas where energy efficiency savings and renewable energy projects could be implemented.

Impact #2

The first of these projects, to be commissioned in 2011, will see Petkim construct a 25 megawatt wind power plant to provide electricity to its manufacturing sites.

Impact #3

Petkim has also developed 43 small-scale energy efficiency projects, of which 23 are in progress.

Benefit #1	Projects underway that will save 90,000 tCO2e per year
Benefit #2	Developing a 25 MW wind power plant in 2011

Benefit #1

Projects underway that will save 90,000 tCO2e per year

Benefit #2

Developing a 25 MW wind power plant in 2011

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