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MT&R Introduction

MT&R Introduction. Presented by [ Your name ] [ Date ]. Agenda/Overview. Brief background MT&R Use and Benefits Next Steps at [ Organization/location ]. MT&R Background. Used over 50 years in UK & Canada Is an approach to viewing data Complements KPI’s

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MT&R Introduction

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  1. MT&R Introduction Presented by [Your name] [Date]

  2. Agenda/Overview • Brief background • MT&R Use and Benefits • Next Steps at [Organization/location]

  3. MT&R Background • Used over 50 years in UK & Canada • Is an approach to viewing data • Complements KPI’s • Helps you take actionable steps to improve energy usage

  4. Monitoring, Targeting & Reporting

  5. Three MT&R Functions • Monitoring • Regular collection and analysis of energy data • Investigation of performance deviations • Targeting • Identification of desired level of energy consumption • Reporting • Formatting information to control energy use and achieve targets

  6. MT&R Tasks • Measuring energy consumption over time • Relating energy consumption to drivers • Setting targets for reduced consumption • Frequent comparison of consumption to targets • Reporting variances • Taking action to correct variances

  7. Understanding consumption A functional relationship between production & energy consumption

  8. Understanding Trends Critical Points

  9. Sample Questions to Ask • How many energy saving measures have been introduced? • When did each take effect? • How much energy has each measure saved? • Are all the energy saving measures still working? • Have any breakdowns been restored? • How much energy will be required for a budgeted production of 120 tons a week in the next quarter? • What further savings can be achieved?

  10. Setting Targets Options for quantifiable performance targets

  11. How Will It Sustain Savings? • Data Collection & Analysis  • Summary Info • Exception Reports & Budget • Control Info • Management/Operators/Maintenance  • Actions on Energy Consuming System

  12. Internal Data Analysis • Data gathering • Meeting to discuss Data Request Form • Data confidentiality in place • Analysis with Subject Matter Experts • Presentation of results to customer

  13. Consumption data Consumption Drivers production for manufacturing Volume On-line time weather for buildings possibly sales Sources: Monthly utility invoices Production records Manual data forms periodically Portable data loggers Fully automated measurement Data May Already Exist • If from Utility, must match production periods

  14. Thank You [Your Name] [YOUR TITLE] Continuous Energy Improvement [Your phone number] [Your email]

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