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During the 2021–2025 Sustainability Roadmap period, Monde Nissin strengthened energy efficiency across manufacturing facilities by standardizing utilities management practices. Rather than relying primarily on one-time equipment upgrades, the Company focused on improving consistency in energy performance while maintaining production reliability and product quality.
Air compression, chiller, and boiler systems were reviewed and optimized to improve pressure stability, load management, cooling alignment, and combustion efficiency. Preventive maintenance protocols and standardized operating parameters reduced avoidable fuel losses. Structured daily monitoring through Daily Directional Setting (DDS) enabled teams to track consumption trends, respond promptly to deviations, reduce variability in utility management, and reinforce accountability for energy performance.
To address thermal efficiency, Monde Nissin provided a standardized roadmap to facilitate the systematic power down of all equipment, minimizing idle energy loss. Meanwhile, optimized steam operations and boiler pressure management helped stabilize energy demand despite higher production volumes.
Experience during the roadmap period reinforced that energy efficiency outcomes depend on coordination across engineering, operations, and production planning. Utility optimization contributed to lower energy intensity in specific operating periods, though overall performance remained influenced by production scale and product mix. By 2025, this underscored the need to integrate energy considerations more fully into routine production planning.
