Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences Energy

Methodology

 

The Pharmaceutical Industry is heavily regulated. Historically HVAC was over designed with subsequent high running costs and carbon intensive facilities, exceeding levels required for compliance.

As a result facilities are operating in excess of the levels required for compliance at an ever increasing cost due to energy price rises.

 

 

Pharmaceutical sector challenge;

 

Compete with low cost manufacturers

Provide affordable high quality medicines to a global market place

Maintain profitability

Reduce carbon emissions

Respond to energy and carbon reduction legislation

 

To remain competitive pharmaceutical companies can longer afford to continue to run over compliant facilities that add no additional benefits to product quality.

This document provides the EECO2 approach to identifying and reduce energy demand without compromising on product quality the key to which requires the complete involvement of the clients key stakholders to include but not limited to;

 

Engineering

Manufacturing

Quality assurance

Health and Safety

 

EECO2 Services offered

 

EECO2 offer the following services to the Global Pharmaceutical sector

Energy consultation

Bespoke site specific solutions

Identification of viable energy savings to implementation support

HVAC energy surveys

Energy Monitoring (MEMU’s)

Project Management

HVAC  redesign to achieve savings

Compliance Documentation Authoring and Revision

Fume Cupboard testing to BS EN 14175

Cleanroom Commissioning (CIBSE Commissioning Code A)

Cleanroom testing to ISO 14644 (CTCB-I certified)

HVAC Validation

After Action Review (AAR) to identify best practice solutions.

Sharing of Global experience and best practice.

 

Scope

 

HVAC electrical heat energy dehumidification etc. used to condition, supply, filter and remove air typically equates to 50 – 75% of a facilities total energy cost so this will be the main focus of this document.

Other areas of focus will be;

Critical Product Requirements

Area classification

Area Activities

Ways of working