Numbers, data, facts:
As part of EUREM, participants carry out project work on specific energy-related issues within their organisations. This involves investigating potential energy efficiency measures and assessing their technical and economic implications.
Analyses of EUREM project work have revealed the following average annual potential per project analysed:
The figures describe the average potential identified in the underlying analysis. They do not constitute a guarantee or forecast for individual participants, project work or companies. The potential identified should not be equated with savings actually realised. The actual results depend, amongst other things, on the organisation’s initial situation, the calculation assumptions and the implementation of the respective measure.
Best practice examples:
Below you will find a selection of EUREM project works, the measures from which, according to the respective companies, have been implemented in full or in part. The examples illustrate different organisational approaches to improving energy efficiency. The results presented relate exclusively to the respective project and cannot be readily applied to other companies or use cases.

