Abstract
It is pointed out that New Zealand industry has been identified as putting little effort into energy conservation. An energy conservation campaign in industry to increase efficiency and reduce wastage could have major benefits for New Zealand as a whole. Little progress in implementing energy conservation techniques in industry is apparent at present. Business decisions are in the main motivated by profits. Because of the low place of energy in industry's costs of production, seen as a single factor, it hardly rates greater priority over other established production costs. A need to integrate energy costs and material costs is apparent. The need for education is obvious, now, with cheap and limitless energy no longer existing.
Citation Formats
Broad, C. W.
Problems in the implementation of energy conservation methods: the industrial view.
New Zealand: N. p.,
1977.
Web.
Broad, C. W.
Problems in the implementation of energy conservation methods: the industrial view.
New Zealand.
Broad, C. W.
1977.
"Problems in the implementation of energy conservation methods: the industrial view."
New Zealand.
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title = {Problems in the implementation of energy conservation methods: the industrial view}
author = {Broad, C. W.}
abstractNote = {It is pointed out that New Zealand industry has been identified as putting little effort into energy conservation. An energy conservation campaign in industry to increase efficiency and reduce wastage could have major benefits for New Zealand as a whole. Little progress in implementing energy conservation techniques in industry is apparent at present. Business decisions are in the main motivated by profits. Because of the low place of energy in industry's costs of production, seen as a single factor, it hardly rates greater priority over other established production costs. A need to integrate energy costs and material costs is apparent. The need for education is obvious, now, with cheap and limitless energy no longer existing.}
place = {New Zealand}
year = {1977}
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title = {Problems in the implementation of energy conservation methods: the industrial view}
author = {Broad, C. W.}
abstractNote = {It is pointed out that New Zealand industry has been identified as putting little effort into energy conservation. An energy conservation campaign in industry to increase efficiency and reduce wastage could have major benefits for New Zealand as a whole. Little progress in implementing energy conservation techniques in industry is apparent at present. Business decisions are in the main motivated by profits. Because of the low place of energy in industry's costs of production, seen as a single factor, it hardly rates greater priority over other established production costs. A need to integrate energy costs and material costs is apparent. The need for education is obvious, now, with cheap and limitless energy no longer existing.}
place = {New Zealand}
year = {1977}
month = {Oct}
}