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Energy Use
Energy Use
Manufacturing accounts for approximately 37% of global energy consumption and electricity demand in the sector is projected to increase by 3.7% in 2026.
Carbon Footprint
Carbon Footprint
Industrial processes and fossil fuel combustion in manufacturing account for roughly 31% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Water Consumption
Water Consumption
Industrial manufacturing accounts for approximately 20% of global freshwater withdrawals, a figure that rises significantly when the full raw-material supply chain is considered.
Implementing advanced energy management systems can reduce a factory's energy costs by 10% - 30%, transforming how heavy industry engages with the power grid.
Why It’s the Need of the Hour?
Why It’s the Need of the Hour?
Manufacturing is the backbone of the global economy - and the planet’s biggest challenge. It generates over one-fifth of global carbon emissions and consumes more than half of the world’s energy, while the old “take-make-waste” model collapses under shrinking resources, volatile energy markets and relentless regulations. In 2026, sustainability is no longer optional; it is the operating system for industrial survival, efficiency and long-term resilience.
Because in manufacturing, efficiency is the foundation of resilience. Our 360° Environmental Footprint deconstructs your operational impact - from energy-intensive processes to raw material waste - while our Green Strategy Roadmap converts these insights into high-return, measurable action, ensuring your path to net-zero is as profitable as it is sustainable.
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