The Midwest has a substantial industrial and manufacturing base, with the industrial sector alone accounting for almost 35% of the region's total energy consumption. Nationwide, the industrial sector is the largest consumer of energy among utility customer sectors, responsible for over 30% of national energy consumption. 

The industrial sector accounts for an impressive 40% of the Midwest's energy efficiency potential, making it the most significant opportunity for highly cost-effective energy savings. 

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Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings (GEBs)

The industrial sector represents a substantial 40% of the Midwest's energy efficiency potential, presenting a significant opportunity for highly cost-effective energy savings. To tap into this potential, it is essential to provide, promote, and utilize energy efficiency training for the industrial workforce. Strengthening the credentials of Midwest manufacturing professionals in industrial energy efficiency is crucial for overcoming existing barriers and capturing potential savings.