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Energy management and ISO50001: What's in it for Pulp and Paper ?
Organized by the PAPTAC Energy Community / Organisé par la Communauté PAPTAC de l'énergie

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  When / quand: Nov. 1, 2012
13:00 – 13:30 ET

 
Registration / inscription: Free for PAPTAC members / Gratuit pour les membres
50 $ for non-members / pour les non-membres
  Speakers / Conférenciers: Bob Fraser – NRCan
Chris Russel – Atlantic Packaging 		 

E-mail Carmie Lato at ([email protected]) to confirm your presence or call 514-392-6969.
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Energy management is making the "buzz" these days. In Canada, the United States and Europe, approaches such as ISO50001 are getting more and more attention from the industry's big players. What are the benefits for pulp and paper companies that have done a lot in the past to reduce energy consumption? Depending on the specific context for each mill, it can be: to sustain what has already been done for energy reductions or to get new cost reduction, securing return on investment of big CAPEX projects or responding to new customer demands. During this webinar, Bob Fraser from NRCan will talk about Canada's vision on energy management as well as the latest development in Canadian industry and what support available. Chris Russel from Atlantic Packaging will explain why his company chose to go ahead with ISO 50001, what are the expected benefits as well as the the biggest roadblocks.
 
Bob Fraser
Engineering Support Services Advisor
Natural Resources Canada's Industrial Programs Division		  

Bob Fraser is a Professional Engineer with thirty six years of experience in the management and delivery of Government energy and research programs as well as the delivery of project management and engineering services to private sector organizations.

As Chief, Engineering Support Services, he provides technical support to the Industrial Programs Division of the Office of Energy Efficiency, Natural Resources Canada. He is responsible for the deployment of Government Programming to support the introduction of Energy Management Systems to Industry. Mr. Fraser is currently involved in two pilot projects to demonstrate the implementation of an ISO 50001 energy management system at a number of Canadian industrial sites.

  
 
Chris Russel
Energy Manager New Forest Paper (Atlantic Packaging)		  

Chris Russel is an Embedded Energy Manager working with both Toronto Hydro and Atlantic Packaging. He is in his first year of energy management working on projects that help reduce power consumption within the mill, as well as pinpointing other areas of improvement such as water, chemical and natural gas usage.

As the EEM for New Forest Paper, he provides the business cases for going forward with energy saving initiatives. He is also tasked with implementing an Energy Management Information System (EMIS), to give the plant the data it needs to monitor and correct resource usage in real time. He is involved with the decisions around the DR3 and global adjustment events. He is also currently championing the implementation of an ISO 50001 energy management platform, initially at both New Forest Paper and Atlantic Packaging Products liner mills, followed by other internal facilities.

 
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