Energy Analysis by Sector
Manufacturing Energy and Carbon Footprints
All Manufacturing![]()
Alumina and Aluminum![]()
Cement
Chemicals
Computers, Electronics and Electrical Equipment![]()
Fabricated Metals![]()
Food and Beverage
Forest Products![]()
Foundries![]()
Glass
Machinery![]()
Petroleum Refining![]()
Plastics![]()
Iron and Steel![]()
Textiles![]()
Transportation Equipment
Manufacturers often rely on energy-intensive technologies and processes. AMO conducts a range of analyses to explore energy use and trends by sector.
Manufacturing Energy and Carbon Footprints map the flow of energy supply, demand, and losses as well as greenhouse gas combustion emissions in diverse U.S. manufacturing industries (see box). Analysis of these footprints is available in theĀ U.S. Manufacturing Energy Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Analysis report published November 2012.
Energy & Environmental Profiles describe selected U.S. industries in terms of their energy and material consumption, market trends, and environmental performance. These detailed reports benchmark the energy and environmental characteristics of the key technologies that are used in the major processes of each selected industry.
Bandwidth Studies analyze the energy use and potential for savings in various processes used by a particular industry. They estimate potential energy savings as the difference between the amount of energy typically consumed in a specific process using commercially available technology versus the minimum amount of energy conceptually needed to achieve those same results. Bandwidth studies are available for the following sectors:
Visit our Energy Resource Center to learn about software tools, training, and technical publications to help with energy analysis of plant systems. For more sector-specific resources, see our Industries and Technologies page. Learn from other industry-specific resources available to improve energy efficiency from DOE and EPA's ENERGY STAR® for Industry.