Category F – Outstanding Energy Manager of the Year

Category F –  OutstandingEnergy Manager of the Year, Small/Medium User Winner - Paul Boylan, Citi           Company Description Citi provides financial services and products for multinational companies, Irish companies, the Government and public sector. Citi has 2,300 staff nationwide and is one of the largest foreign banks operating in Ireland.  Project Description Paul Boylan has been dedicated to promoting energy management amongst the 2,300 staff of Citi for several years now. He has introduced many initiatives focused on raising staff awareness and has delivered energy cost savings of more than 10%. He has also been involved in raising the profile of energy management in the wider Citi organisation and in the IFSC community. Click here for more details

Judges Comments
‘Paul Boylan has achieved sustainable energy savings in a complex energy environment in a utility critical industry service. He has demonstrated that he has worked in the wider Citi and IFC community providing energy management expertise’.

Category F –  OutstandingEnergy Manager of the Year, Large User Winner - Jonathan Pugsley, Masonite Ireland Company Info Masonite Ireland is a large door skin manufacturing site located at Derryoughter, County Leitrim, 6 miles from Carrick on Shannon. The annual energy spend is over €6,000,000 split between electrical and thermal requirements. Project Description Jonathan Pugsley has led a site wide multi disciplined energy management team for Masonite Ireland, who spend €6million annually on energy. Jonathan has been instrumental in embedding a companywide ethos that energy efficiency involves everyone. Since 2001, over 50 efficiency projects have been successfully implemented with energy reductions of 30%. Click here for more details

Judges Comments
‘Jonathan Pugsley has led a site wide multi disciplined energy management team to achieve significant energy savings through the adoption of a Lean Six Sigma continuous improvement philosophy. Using Value Streaming mapping techniques they have identified energy savings on their door skin presses, reducing specific energy consumption by 14% since 2006’

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