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Energy Management: Honoring Energy Month

Energy Management
Honoring Energy Month

Merck continuously explores and implements energy management and greenhouse gas emissions reduction measures to further increase its operational efficiency. This not only strengthens business performance, but it also provides a benefit to customers and the communities in which we operate. Energy Month, which is recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy, is an annual opportunity to raise awareness globally across our operations about the role energy plays in our overall corporate responsibility at Merck. In honor of Energy Month, below are key energy management projects and initiatives.

Facilities Focus on Green Buildings to Minimize Environmental Impact:
The Molsheim, France facility received ISO 15001 Certification for energy management.
  • The Molsheim, France facility received ISO 15001 Certification for energy management.
  • The Billerica, MA headquarters facility achieved ENERGY STAR status for the fourth year in a row due to the ongoing efforts to reduce energy consumption at the facility. With a score of 87, the facility operates more efficiently than 87% of buildings used for the same purpose.
  • A new facility in Bangalore, India is currently being constructed to LEED Gold Certification standards. The site, which is set to open in January 2015, will consume less energy and water, while simultaneously creating a healthier and more productive workplace.
  • The Merck Danvers, MA manufacturing facility and Bedford, MA R&D facility feature interactive environmental dashboards, the Lucid building dashboard, which provide details on the buildings’ real-time energy and water use, as well as their specific LEED certified building features.
Merck Continues Commitment to Clean Energy:
Energy Management: Honoring Energy Month
  • At the Jaffrey, NH manufacturing facility, a biomass central heat plan is being constructed. Once completed, it will supply 100% of the heating requirements of the facility and avoid consumption of approximately 1.5 million liters of fuel oil annually. The plant is planned to be operational in early 2015.
  • Merck celebrates the five year anniversary of the installation of solar panels at its Billerica and Bedford facilities in Massachusetts. The combined output from the panels have produced 1,720,000 kilowatt hours of electricity and saved more than €174,250 in electricity costs.

For more information on energy initiatives at Merck, please click here.