ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS OF WATER AND SEWAGE THROUGH THE INTRODUCTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND MANAGERIAL AND ECONOMIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE CREATION OF SERVICES ENERGY
Abstract
Discusses the organizational and managerial aspects, based on the business process power consumption, and economic and organizational aspects considered in the context of the energy component of the cost of services, the creation of energy management services, in the framework of energy efficiency and investment attractiveness of water and sewage.Keywords: energy efficiency, energy supply, energy consumption, energy management, energy audits, water supply, drainage, modeling, business process, the energy component, the cost price.
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