4. Building the prioritization matrix
4.1 Principle of the Potential × Ease Matrix
The prioritization matrix uses two axes to position each identified action:
Vertical axis – Savings potential: high (> 10% of the item’s consumption), medium (5–10%), low (< 5%);
horizontal axis – Ease of implementation: assessed based on OEE, technical complexity, and operational risk.
The matrix below is used to classify each action into five priority levels.
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Building the prioritization matrix
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NF EN ISO 50001: Energy management systems – Requirements and recommendations for implementation.
NF EN ISO 50002: Energy audits – Requirements and guidelines.
NF EN 16 247: Energy audits in buildings, industrial processes, and transportation.
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