FROM IDEAS TO ACTION CIPEC ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation FROM IDEAS TO ACTION CIPEC ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation Aussi disponible en français sous le titre : Des idées à l’action – Rapport annuel du PEEIC de 2015 © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of Natural Resources, 2016 For information regarding reproduction rights, contact Natural Resources Canada at [email protected]. Cat. No. M141-3E-PDF (Online) ISSN 1920-3349 Contents Celebrating 40 Years: Facts at a Glance ................. 2 Industry Sector Profiles ........................................ 17 CIPEC Leader Companies by Sector ................... 66 Aluminum ....................................................... 18 About CIPEC ......................................................... 4 CIPEC Trade Associations ................................... 83 Brewery .......................................................... 20 Our Mission ........................................................... 5 Cement .......................................................... 22 Contacts – NRCAN, OEE, Industry Division ......... 84 Chemicals ....................................................... 24 Contact CIPEC ..................................................... 5 Construction ................................................... 26 Dairy ............................................................... 28 Message From the Chair........................................ 6 Electrical And Electronics ................................ 30 The Results ........................................................... 8 Electricity Generation ...................................... 32 Fertilizer .......................................................... 34 Program Milestones – CIPEC’s Evolution Food and Beverages ...................................... 36 Over 40 Years ........................................................ 9 Forest Products ............................................. 38 ISO 50001 Energy Management Foundry .......................................................... 40 Systems Standard ............................................... 13 General Manufacturing .................................... 42 Lime ............................................................... 46 Energy Efficiency Programs and Tools Mining ............................................................ 48 for Industry .......................................................... 14 Oil Sands ........................................................ 50 Networking Opportunities .............................. 14 Petroleum Products ....................................... 52 Licenced Energy Management Plastics ........................................................... 54 Workshop Services ........................................ 14 Steel ............................................................... 56 Webinars ....................................................... 14 Transportation Equipment Manufacturing ....... 58 Cost-Sharing .................................................. 14 Upstream Oil and Gas .................................... 60 Classes 29, 43.1, and 43.2 and CRCE Tax Savings .......................................... 15 CIPEC Who’s Who ............................................... 62 Technical Support ........................................... 15 CIPEC Executive Board Members ....................... 63 The Year In Review .............................................. 16 CIPEC Task Force Council Members ................... 64 FROM IDEAS TO ACTION | CIPEC ANNUAL REPORT 2015 1 “CIPEC has made great progress in its first quarter century, thanks in large part to the Government of Canada's support for voluntary action. The combined resources of business and government have made CIPEC an exceptional success story and a model for other organizations around the world.” Celebrating 40 Years W. Warren Holmes Chair, CIPEC Executive Board – Facts at a Glance Senior Vice-President, Canadian Mining Operations, Falconbridge Ltd. CIPEC Annual Report 1999–2000 The first industrial energy CIPEC receives conference honours companies $27 million for the ecoENERGY CIPEC established 45 trade associations that have made a significant program. By 2011, 10 Energy Conservation representing 5,000 companies. and innovative contribution to 500 agreements are funded The Energy Efficiency St. Marys Cement Task Forces with a goal CIPEC is revitalized and The first issue of the 18 industrial sectors energy efficiency. By 2011, under ecoACTION, saving for Industry webinar series and 3M become the to improve energy now includes sector task Heads Up CIPEC newsletter undertake benchmarking Leadership Awards recognize $11 million for industry and launches. By 2015, more first two Canadian efficiency in industry by forces, a task force council is published. It has studies across more specific companies eliminating 130,000 tonnes than 3,100 people companies to achieve 12 percent by 1980. and an executive board. 10,000 subscribers today. than 260 facilities. and individuals. in GHG emissions. have participated. ISO 50001 certification. 1970s & 1980s 1978 1995 1997 2001 to 2006 2005 2008 2011 2015 1976 1990 1997 Early 2000s 2003 2007 2010 2012 Through the 1970s and The International Energy The Industrial Energy The Dollars to $ense The Industrial Energy CIPEC begins to Industrial Energy The ecoENERGY 17 Canadian companies 1980s, CIPEC is born and Agency says CIPEC is Innovators launches energy management Audit Incentive program participate in the Energy Innovators become CIPEC Efficiency for Industry are ISO 50001 certified “worthy of emulation by grows steadily, attracting with 178 companies. workshop series launches. provides 730 cost- and Mines Ministers’ Leaders. Thousands of program starts up, by 2015. other member countries.” hundreds of companies By 2015, 30,000 people sharing incentives. Conference, introducing companies sign on – coinciding with the launch and trade associations have participated. major energy saving tools 2,393 by 2015. of ISO 50001 certification. as early members. and research in later years. “The small and dedicated group of people from industry and government probably did not realize in 1975 “Our vision has finally come of age. Now virtually all levels of government and much of industry are that the energy conservation program they put in place would be so successful and that, after 10 years supportive of what we have worked so hard to accomplish all along, which is to promote and support of operation, a further 5-year plan for reducing the use of energy would be charted.” energy efficiency in every way we can. Truly, CIPEC Leaders have achieved results that all Canadians can be proud of, and will continue to do so in the future.” William Cowling Chairman of the Council of the Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation Andy Mahut Chairman, Courtaulds Canada Inc. Manager, Energy Practices, U.S. Steel Canada Inc. Chair, CIPEC Executive Board CIPEC Annual Report 1975–1985 CIPEC Annual Report 2015 “CIPEC has made great progress in its first quarter century, thanks in large part to the Government of Canada's support for voluntary action. The combined resources of business and government have made CIPEC an exceptional success story and a model for other organizations around the world.” Celebrating 40 Years W. Warren Holmes Chair, CIPEC Executive Board – Facts at a Glance Senior Vice-President, Canadian Mining Operations, Falconbridge Ltd. CIPEC Annual Report 1999–2000 The first industrial energy CIPEC receives conference honours companies $27 million for the ecoENERGY CIPEC established 45 trade associations that have made a significant program. By 2011, 10 Energy Conservation representing 5,000 companies. and innovative contribution to 500 agreements are funded The Energy Efficiency St. Marys Cement Task Forces with a goal CIPEC is revitalized and The first issue of the 18 industrial sectors energy efficiency. By 2011, under ecoACTION, saving for Industry webinar series and 3M become the to improve energy now includes sector task Heads Up CIPEC newsletter undertake benchmarking Leadership Awards recognize $11 million for industry and launches. By 2015, more first two Canadian efficiency in industry by forces, a task force council is published. It has studies across more specific companies eliminating 130,000 tonnes than 3,100 people companies to achieve 12 percent by 1980. and an executive board. 10,000 subscribers today. than 260 facilities. and individuals. in GHG emissions. have participated. ISO 50001 certification. 1970s & 1980s 1978 1995 1997 2001 to 2006 2005 2008 2011 2015 1976 1990 1997 Early 2000s 2003 2007 2010 2012 Through the 1970s and The International Energy The Industrial Energy The Dollars to $ense The Industrial Energy CIPEC begins to Industrial Energy The ecoENERGY 17 Canadian companies 1980s, CIPEC is born and Agency says CIPEC is Innovators launches energy management Audit Incentive program participate in the Energy Innovators become CIPEC Efficiency for Industry are ISO 50001 certified “worthy of emulation by grows steadily, attracting with 178 companies. workshop series launches. provides 730 cost- and Mines Ministers’ Leaders. Thousands of program starts up, by 2015. other member countries.” hundreds of companies By 2015, 30,000 people sharing incentives. Conference, introducing companies sign on – coinciding with the launch and trade associations have participated.