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Continuous production calls for a different approach to energy
Extrusion, moulding, drying, heating, cooling, compressed air and other production processes can make energy a significant operational factor across plastics, packaging and paper businesses. When production runs for long periods or around the clock, reliable energy and control over costs become particularly important.
At the same time, the sector is changing. Customers increasingly expect more sustainable products and packaging, while electrification, renewable generation and more efficient equipment are changing how businesses use energy. These developments can increase electricity demand and reshape consumption profiles, while limited grid capacity can restrict investments in new machinery, additional production lines or further electrification.
This creates a more complex energy puzzle. Procurement decisions need to reflect how and when your production uses energy, while sustainability and flexibility increasingly become part of the equation. Bringing these elements together helps you look beyond today's energy bill and build an approach that supports the future of your production.
Our take
“Your production process should shape your energy strategy. Energy-intensive businesses should not have to choose between production continuity, cost control and sustainability. Your energy strategy should reflect how your operation actually runs and give you the flexibility to respond as markets and production needs change.”
Develop a procurement strategy that balances price certainty with market flexibility, helping you manage energy costs while staying in control of your business.
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Integrate renewable electricity into your energy strategy through Green Energy, Guarantees of Origin or Corporate Power Purchase Agreements that support your sustainability ambitions.
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