Abstract

Currently, the electronics industry in Taiwan is primarily of high-tech Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Original Design Manufacturer (ODM). Electronics industry is not only capital- and technology-intensive, but also energy-intensive. Since the Kyoto Global Warming Conference in December 1997, the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) from industrial processes has become an important issue. The electronics industry in Taiwan often encounters lack of energy consumption benchmark during the design,operating, maintence stage when promoting and executing energy conservation. The goals of this thesis is to provide specific energy consumption as references for the industries, plant builders, and Energy Service Company (ESCO), thereby help enhance the energy efficiency, reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emission, and the competitiveness of the electronics industries. The scope of this study includes six electronic product types: IC packaging, IC testing, flash memory, cell phones, uninterrupted electric system (UPS), and Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCC). The measured unit energy consumption is based on 100% productivity of the actual manufacturing process. In addition, the sampled plants’ production must account for more than 60% of the national production. The data collection method is based on audited reports, on-site observations, and telephone interviews. Based on the various reports, surveys analyis, and discussions with the manufacturers, we arrived at the following consensus regarding the specific energy consumption, conservation, and reduction of emission CO2 .If based on the top runnig of specific energy comsunption to improve process and faicily efficiency. The energy savig and reduction of CO2 emission can be achieve 346,865,180 kwh and 220,953ton.

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