The Energy Efficiency
Movement
We bring like-minded stakeholders together
to work toward a more energy-efficient world

Source: Population | United Nation

Earth will have close to 10 billion­inhabitants by 2050¹.
We need to produce more with less.
¹ United Nations: https://www.un.org/en/global-issues/population

Reaching Net Zero by 2050
What will it take?

To align with the International Energy Agency’s Net Zero Scenario, wemust double efficiency improvement to above 4% per annum by 2030.

Achieving a doubling in the rate of progress will require a tripling inannual efficiency-related investment, from USD 600 billion today toUSD 1.8 trillion by 2030.

As it accounts for over 40% of electricity demand and approximately one-third of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, the industrial
sector must play its part.

Source: IEA Data

OurMissionwww.energyefficiencymovement.com

The Energy Efficiency Movement
promotes the use of energy-efficient solutions
and technologies to save energy, reduce costs
and draw down CO2 emissions. We serve as
the “voice of industry” on energy efficiency,
representing the private sector to investors,
public sector decision-makers, academia, non-­governmental organizations and civil society.
2Who We Are
We are a global movement of
stakeholders and thought leaders
bringing relevant domain expertiseto support the energy transition.

We address the “how” of energy efficiency, accelerating time to value
in the implementation of energy
efficiency measures.

We represent a knowledge-sharing
platform, serving as a global voiceof industry – unbiased, nonpolitical,
supporting a 360-degree view ofcomplex issues.

We provide energy efficiency
proof points for decision-makers
to showcase available technology
solutions and their potential.

What We Do
Educate: through collaboration, knowledge-sharing and orchestrating dialogue
among key stakeholders, accelerate theglobal energy transitionwww.energyefficiencymovement.com

Apply: by scaling innovations and bestpractices based on the “first fuel” principle, contribute to a tripling of annual
efficiency-related investments by 2030

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Get recognized as a Thought Leader
and be part of a positive change

WHY JOIN THE MOVEMENT?
By joining, you get access to a unique global network of stakeholders
working for a more energy-efficient world, where even competitors “crossthe aisle” for the greater good:•Share your own existing solutions, best practices, and success factors toimprove energy efficiency and benefit from other members’ case studies•

Collaborate and establish partnerships within the Movement to further
accelerate change together•

Be recognized as a Mover, using our logo and utilize our global network
to further spread the energy efficiency message

W H AT W E E X P E C T•

Energy efficiency is a strategic priority for your organization•

You are setting quantifiable energy efficiency commitments•You will use your experiences to teach and learn from others•

You advocate for organizations in your ecosystem to engage
and join the Movement•

You collaborate with other stakeholders in the Movement

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4Our Stakeholder Ecosystem

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Academia
Research and provide scientific facts we all can base our energy efficiency improvements
onTechnology companies
Provide the most energy-efficient technologies and products and continue to innovate
for more

Public decision-makers andgovernment regulators
Incentivize rapid adoption of
the most energy-efficientsolutions and technologies

Businesses, cities
and countries
Focus on the cost savings andenvironmental advantages
and be willing to make needed
investments

Investors
Re-allocate capital toward
companies to be better
prepared to address climate risks

Others1
Use, advocate for and amplify
energy-efficient measures

NGO’s, policymakers, media, individuals

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5Meet the Movers

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6Becoming a Mover

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Make your pledge to improve energy efficiency

Share commitment publicly

Act on commitment, share solutionsActivate the Movement further

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Read our latest research:
The Case for Industrial Energy Efficiency
The business case is clear: in bothfinancial and carbon dioxide impacts,
energy efficiency pays off.
G A I N E F F I C I E N C Y I N S I G H T S••

Move data to the cloud
Deploy smart building
management systems

DRIVE EFFICIENCY R ETURNS•••••

Switch to heat pumps
Maintain efficient heat exchangers
Electrify industrial vehicle fleetsUse variable speed drives
Install high-efficiency motors

B U I L D A N E F F I C I E N C Y F O U N D AT I O N•••

Bring connectivity to physical assets
Right-size industrial assets and processes
Audit operations for energy efficiency

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8Our Manifesto
It is estimated that by 2050 the global population will have risen to 9.7 billion, up from 7.7 billion in 2019. The global economy is expected to more than double over the same period. Urbanization, automation and the rise of living
standards will significantly increase the demand for energy globally. At the same time, we urgently need to reduce
CO2 emissions to counter climate change.
If we continue with business as usual, this scale of expansion will accelerate climate change, and degrade the qualityof air and water upon which all life depends. To protect the environment, we need to redouble our commitment toreducing CO2 in the atmosphere.
In this context, energy efficiency is not an if, it’s a must. It is a simple and impactful solution to a multidimensional
challenge, the low-hanging fruit we need to bridge our path to a future where all energy is clean energy. It represents
low-hanging fruit because many of the technologies and business processes needed to improve energy efficiency
globally already exist today – we just need to make more and better use of them. Energy efficiency is the ‘first fuel’ fora decarbonized future.
The benefits of greater energy efficiency go well beyond the fight against climate change and include environmental conservation, cleaner air and water, better public health, energy independence, and stronger economic growthand development.
Improving energy efficiency is simply common sense. While the challenges ahead are substantial, they are not insurmountable. With adequate investment, appropriate legislation and decisive commitment, it is possible over the coming
decades to make major progress toward the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, as well as on the UN’s Sustainable
Development Goals.
To make the change, all stakeholders must work together – with both creativity and urgency – to adopt and promoteavailable solutions and to continue to innovate for more. We need to invest in areas that help mitigate climate change
and we need governments to provide supportive regulation and incentives.
To foster greater energy efficiency at scale, we need:•

Academia to intensify relevant research and to provide scientific facts to inform decision-making•

Technology companies to innovate continuously on new applications and use cases to accelerate energy efficiency improvements•

Public decision-makers and government regulators to incentivize rapid adoption of the most energy-efficientsolutions and technologies•

Businesses, cities and countries to be aware of both the cost savings and environmental advantages and bewilling to make required investments•Investors to reallocate capital toward companies better prepared to address climate risk

•Others (NGO’s, policymakers, media, individuals) to use, advocate for and amplify•energy efficient measures

Through innovation, sharing knowledge and insights, investments and the right regulations and incentives, we canoptimize energy efficiency and help the drive toward a decarbonized future for all.
We are moving forward, but with your help we can go much further and faster.

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