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Achieving 20% Energy Savings in E-Cigarette Manufacturing

A global consumer goods company sought to accelerate its low-carbon transition within operations. Partnering with EFESO, the company analyzed energy consumption across e-cigarette manufacturing and packaging lines to identify optimization opportunities.

Industry: Consumer Goods and Luxury

Service: Sustainability

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Our Client

A global consumer goods company specializing in tobacco and nicotine products, with a broad portfolio distributed across multiple international markets.

+70K

Employees

+175

Served markets

The Zero Losses Model is an excellent work!

Customer Technical Director
Parallaxe

The Challenge

The company aimed to accelerate its low-carbon transition and strengthen sustainability practices within manufacturing operations.

  • Operationalizing sustainability goals: Corporate Sustainable Development Goals required concrete actions within manufacturing operations.
  • Energy consumption reduction: Need to identify significant opportunities to reduce energy consumption from manufacturing equipment and utilities.
  • Future equipment standards: Establish energy saving targets for OEMs developing future production lines.
  • Focused operational scope: The project targeted e-cigarette manufacturing and packaging departments within modern plants already running continuous improvement programs.

Real Results Achieved Together

The project delivered measurable improvements in energy efficiency and established a data-driven model to support sustainable operations.

20%

Energy saving in e-cigarette manufacturing

≈€500K

Savings identified per year

≈20%

Reduction of kWh per million units produced

Transformation Impact

  • Implemented a “Zero Losses Model” using robust analytics to evaluate energy consumption per machine type.
  • Identified savings opportunities across equipment consumption optimization, OEM solutions, and utilities optimization.
  • Established a structured analytical approach to monitor machine energy usage during different operational states.
  • Created a scalable methodology that can be replicated and rolled out across other plants.
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Our Approach

EFESO collaborated closely with the client team to develop a structured analytical approach for understanding and reducing energy consumption in manufacturing operations.

  1. Energy Analytics Development
    • Developed an analytics approach to model equipment energy consumption.
  2. Data-Driven Consumption Analysis
    • Modeled energy consumption per machine type, including operational status such as machine stoppages, normal production, and ramp-up or ramp-down phases.
  3. Identification of Energy Saving Opportunities
    • Identified significant opportunities to reduce energy consumption (kWh) per million units produced.
  4. Scalable Methodology Design
    • Designed an approach that can be easily replicated and rolled out to other plants.

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