1. Industrial Productivity For Low Carbon Industries Tokyo Green Industry Conference 2011 November 17, 2011 Jigar V. Shah 1

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3. Topics Levers for Industrial Productivity Top five candidates 3 Iron and Steel Chemicals and Petroleum Cement CHP Water Productivity

4. Levers for Industrial Productivity 4Source: UNIDO

5. World Industrial Energy Use by Sector 5Source IEA

6. Global Steel Production 6

7. Productivity Improvement Through EAF 7 % of Total Production (2006) 5 GJ/T 14 GJ/T

8. Productivity Improvements for Steel Industry 8 Source IEA

9. Global Cement Production 9Source:CEMBUREAU

10. Fuel Consumption for Different Kiln Technologies 10

11. Productivity Improvements for Cement Industry 11 Source IEA

12. Global Chemical Sales 12

13. Improvement Potential in Chemical & Refining Industry 13

14. Productivity Improvements for Chemical & Refining Industry 14 Source IEA

15. Combined Heat and Power (CHP) 15Source RETScreen

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17. CHP Share of National Power Production 17

18. 18 Courtesy Coca-Cola

19. 19Courtesy IFC

20. Water Cost Curves Indicate Best Economics for Industry 20Courtesy IFC

21. A Case Study 21 Courtesy Jain Irrigation

22. Jain Irrigation Approach 22 Step 1: Water Footprint Step 2: Operational Vs. Supply Chain Impact Step 3: Response Coutesy Jain Irrigation

23. Conclusions Consider 5 key levers for industrial productivity – 3 Sectoral (Iron and Steel, Chemicals, & Cement) – 1 Technology (CHP – 1 Resource (Water) Water productivity has huge societal implications 23