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Title: Energy Use In New and Existing Facilities.


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Energy Use In New and Existing Facilities.
  • Tom Stanway
  • AstraZeneca Engineering

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AstraZeneca Cheshire.Understanding and reducing
the energy usage of existing facilities.Controll
ing the energy consumption of our new global
facilities.What next?
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  • AstraZeneca is a major international healthcare
    business engaged in the research, development,
    manufacture and marketing of prescription
    pharmaceuticals and the supply of healthcare
    services.
  • It is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical
    companies with healthcare sales of 26.47
    billion.
  • AstraZeneca is listed in the Dow Jones
    sustainability index (global) as well as the
    FTSE4 good index.

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  • AstraZeneca Cheshire
  • 2 Sites Alderley Park Research

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  • Macclesfield - Manufacturing

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  • Energy Consumption approx 24 million
  • Floor area of heated buildings 390,000m2
  • 8000 Employees

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  • 60 to 70 of energy consumed is associated with
    HVAC systems.
  • HVAC systems are used to maintain cleanliness in
    pharmaceutical manufacturing environments.
  • HVAC systems are used to contain potent
    pharmaceutical products in addition to solvents
    to protect our employees

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  • Linked to our license to operate
  • Health and Safety
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • The pharmaceutical industry is traditionally
    conservative about HVAC in these areas.

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  • Understanding / reducing energy usage of
    existing facilities.
  • Monitoring energy consumption is the first
    fundamental in being in a position to conserve
    energy.
  • Investment made into Metering and on-line
    monitoring of electricity consumption and steam
    at Macclesfield.
  • 600k invested over 4 years since 2003

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  • 380 Electricity Meters
  • 26 steam meters
  • 3 water meters
  • 3 nitrogen meters

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  • Existing savings can be monitored and maintained
  • Adverse energy usage trends can be quickly
    identified and rectified
  • Future savings can be identified faster than if
    no system in place
  • Demonstrate to building owners / users how much
    energy is being consumed and how much it costs,
    for example each month
  • Building owners / staff aware of the cost of
    energy they consume critical in ensuring users
    manage consumption

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  • 2006 AZ Cheshire received EUETS carbon credits
    which were sold for 800, 000
  • Linked to earlier decision to install CHP at
    Macclesfield.
  • AZ decided to re-invest this money into energy
    efficiency projects
  • 150,000 on the first phase of Stark at Alderley
    Park

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  • AZE Embarked on a rolling programme of HVAC
    optimisation works.
  • To date 9 projects worth 1.3 million sanctioned
    or in for sanction
  • Paying back between 1.5 and 5 years.
  • What are we doing?
  • Nothing Complicated!
  • Turn it down
  • Turn it off
  • Set it back
  • All while maintaining business as usual.

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  • Controlling energy consumption in our new
    facilities.
  • Part L is generally not directed at our
    buildings.
  • We must comply but far greater energy savings
    available from optimising our processes.

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  • Example
  • Applying Variable Air Volume fume hood control
    and heat recovery to the new PRD facility
    Macclesfield.
  • Should use 15 of the energy (per fume hood) of
    the facility it replaces.
  • 220 fume hoods, conventional annual running
    costs of 1300 each.

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  • Automatic Closing Sashes
  • Widely adopted by our Swedish sites

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Sustainability Network
  • Preparation and Education around sustainable
    solutions
  • Enabling timely input into projects
  • Missed opportunities
  • Avoids repeat effort in evaluating opportunities

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Top 10 for 2007/2008
  • Naturally Ventilated Meeting Rooms Lecture
    centre Alderley Park
  • Adiabatic cooling using humidification in extract
    with heat recovery through a thermal wheel.
    Lecture Centre Alderley Park
  • Heat recovery on fume hood extract PRD lab
    Macclesfield
  • Double skin façade PRD lab Macclesfield
  • Aquifer Thermal Energy Store Investigation for
    China Project.
  • Geothermal heating/cooling - Ground source
    coupling CPC Wilmington
  • Trombe Wall Free cooling/heating using thermal
    mass CPC Wilmington
  • Sea water cooling Brixham
  • Individually PIR controlled/daylight compensated
    light fittings Reims
  • Reduced air changes and relaxed temperature
    control Block 22 Alderley Pk

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What Next
  • Continue to Role out Stark at Alderley Park
  • Continue with out HVAC optimisation work
  • Continue to improve our new facilities.
  • Benchmarking our energy use with other pharma
    companies.

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