食品産業における資源効率の実装：LEAPto11プロジェクトのケーススタディ
Implementing Resource Efficiency in the Food Industry: LEAPto11 Project Case Studies (原題)
Georgios Gkoumas, Aristetelis Botzios-Valaskakis
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日本語
EU省エネ指令（EED）改正第11条の国内実施を支援するLIFE共催プロジェクトLEAPto11の成果を報告する。従来の企業規模基準から年間エネルギー消費量10TJ基準へと監査義務の対象が変わった規制転換を踏まえ、省エネ・水管理・サーキュラーエコノミーを統合した監査手法と新KPIを試行した。ギリシャのCRESが食品加工・製紙の3パイロットで実地監査を行い、経営層の関与拡大と行動変容の誘発を狙う。
English
LEAPto11, an EU LIFE co-funded project, supports Member States in implementing Article 11 of the recast Energy Efficiency Directive. It pilots an integrated audit methodology combining energy efficiency, water management and circular economy, with new KPIs, as the audit obligation shifts from enterprise size to a 10 TJ annual consumption threshold. CRES runs three Greek case studies in food processing and paper manufacturing, emphasizing top-management engagement and behaviour change.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では省エネ法の定期報告・ベンチマーク制度やSSBJ開示と省エネ実務の接続が課題であり、企業規模ではなくエネルギー消費量で義務対象を画するEUの設計は、省エネ法の規制範囲見直しやScope1/2削減計画の実効性を考える上で示唆に富む。統合監査のKPI設計は統合報告書での省エネ実績開示にも応用できる。
In the global GX context
As CSRD and the EED recast tighten energy-audit and disclosure obligations, this work shows how audit scope can be widened beyond energy to water and circularity and tied to management engagement. It offers a concrete model for linking mandatory energy audits to corporate sustainability reporting and behaviour-change outcomes, relevant to the EU's broader disclosure architecture.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:省エネ監査と資源効率KPIの統合設計、規制転換が実務行動に与える影響の実証枠組みを学べる。
🏢実務担当者:エネルギー監査を水・サーキュラー領域へ広げ、経営層関与と行動変容を促す実務手法の参考になる。
🏛政策担当者:消費量基準への監査義務移行に伴う対象企業の捕捉と、監査品質枠組みの設計に示唆を与える。
📄 Abstract（原文）
The LEAPto11, LIFE co-funded project aims to support European Member States during the transposition and rollout phase of the new Article 11 of the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) recast through a joint action of cooperation among their respective National Energy Agencies. The project's main goal is to contribute to comprehensive improvement of the quality framework for Energy Audits and Energy Management Systems (EnMS) by evaluating, updating, upgrading, and optimising current national programmes. Under Article 8(4) of the EED EU/2012/27, large enterprises were required to carry out an energy audit by 5 December 2015 and at least every four years from the date of the previous audit. The results from the analysis show that this requirement was fully implemented by all partner countries. With the adoption of the EED EU/2023/1791, the target group of this obligation is no longer linked to the enterprise size but to the amount of energy consumed. Enterprises with an average annual energy consumption of 10 TJ (2.77 GWh) over the past three years must carry out an energy audit at least every four years from the date of the previous audit. MS must ensure that all enterprises that are now subject to this obligation have carried out an audit by 11 October 2026. In response to this regulatory shift, LEAPto11 developed and applied a pilot methodology for integrated audits combining energy efficiency, water management and circular economy/resource efficiency. The approach introduces new Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to quantify benefits and savings and aims to enhance programme design for non-obligated enterprises under the new Article 11. A key innovation of the methodology is the extension of audit scope to increase engagement from top management and decision-makers, promoting the adoption of concrete efficiency measures and encouraging behavioural change. In Greece, the Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving (CRES) is conducting three pilot case studies across diverse sectors-food processing, and paper manufacturing- covering different organizational sizes. These pilots involve on-site audits and measurements by the LEAPto11 team, in close collaboration with energy managers and executive leadership to evaluate the benefits of resource efficiency interventions. The final deliverable report will include a summary of each case study, presenting the on-site measurements performed, the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) assessed, besides their values, and the barriers encountered during implementation. Furthermore, the report will provide improvement suggestions, an evaluation of both the direct and indirect benefits to the enterprises resulting from the implementation of a resource efficiency audit. Finally, special attention will be given to the audit's potential to trigger behaviour change. The overall results of the Greek case studies will be presented at the current conference.
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