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Energy assessment and management processes - Incitec Pivot Plant Gibson Island

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Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism

Date

Type

Case study

Topic

Data and analysis
Energy efficiency
Energy management
Manufacturing
Metering and monitoring

The Incitec Pivot plant at Gibson Island in Queensland used about 13 peta joules (PJ) of energy in 2008–09 in the manufacture of nitrogen-based fertilisers. This case study describes 3 projects estimated to save 150,000 giga joules (GJ) of energy annually. This case study was developed as part of the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEGO) program.

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