Project Type: Energy Efficiency
Project Goals: Reduce Energy usage by 25% in 10 years
Success Metrics: Reduce usage from 34.5 kWh per square foot per month to 25.875 KWh per square foot per month.
Project Goals: Energy Intencity Reduction
Project Location: Midwest
Project duration: 5 – 10 years
Range of Deployed Assets: Building Components,Energy Management Software, Employee Incentives
Overall Sustainability Goals: Energy Reduction
Project Budget: 10 – 20 Million
JLG Industries, Inc. — 50001 Ready
JLG Industries, owned by Oshkosh Corporation, manufactures access equipment, including telescopic handler forklifts, at 80 sites worldwide. As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Better Plants Program, the company pledged to achieve a 25% reduction in energy intensity within 10 years – and reached a level of 31% energy saved by year 8.
In this case study from the DOE, learn how JLG implemented 50001 Ready Energy Management Systems at its facilities in Shippensburg and McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania. The 50001 Ready program is a self-paced, no-cost way for organizations to build a culture of structured energy improvement that leads to deeper and sustained energy and GHG savings.
Download this case study to explore key takeaways of the program, including the benefits of healthy competition, healthy equipment and project tracking: