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Boeing:
Step 4 - Create Action Plan
Boeing is a world leading aerospace company and the largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft combined. Additionally, Boeing designs and manufactures rotorcraft, electronic and defense systems, missiles, satellites, launch vehicles, and advanced information and communication systems. In 2009, Boeing's CEO recommitted the company's partnership with ENERGY STAR to reduce energy consumption.
Industrial Partner Since 1997
Awards & Recognition
- Partner of the Year - Energy Management(2011,2012)
- Sustained Excellence(2013)
Contact Information:
Boeing
100 North Riverside
Chicago, IL 60606
206-251-2968
In Practice
4: Create Action Plan
4.2: Determine Roles and Resources
Conservation Project Fund
Boeing established a multi-year Conservation Project Fund in 2007 to help meet the company goals of increasing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions intensity 25 percent by 2012. This fund is available to all major operating sites and is allocated based on a prorated percentage of the total enterprise utilities budget. Each site is required to develop project plans to utilize the funding in attaining their individual energy reduction goals. Typical projects include lighting upgrades, HVAC improvements, variable frequency drive installations, improved insulation, and controls upgrades. Conservation Fund projects are reported monthly at the corporate, regional and site levels for implementation status, cost, energy savings and project payback. An "Improve Scorecard" summarizes each site's status for all projects with scoring using a green/yellow/red stoplight convention representing performance to plan. Savings from conservation projects are captured through reductions in site utilities budgets. Since initiating the conservation fund, the compounded savings have equaled the annual investment for new projects.
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