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                 as stakeholders, 28, 50, 53, 56,   overview, 323–326, 372
                     59, 82, 85              energy security, 62, 325, 326, 330
               endangered species, 349, 378  energy servicization, 133
               end-of-life costs, 108, 192   Energy Star, 8, 36, 41, 153, 229, 342
               end-of-life disposition. See also  energy usage metrics, 106, 111–112
                   product life-cycle        engineered systems, 20
                   management (PLCM)         engineering, concurrent, 60, 72,
                 design rules/guidelines, 136,   75–81, 198, 377
                     142, 145–146, 151       Enron, 49
                 government initiatives, 34–35  enterprise integration, 8–9, 378
                 life-cycle management, 63, 136,   enterprise resilience, 362–365,
                     202–205, 208, 212           373
                 management of, 273–274      enterprise risk management, 61,
                 material recovery, 146–147      152, 184, 362
                 metrics, 106, 108           enterprise security, 362, 365
               End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV)     entropy, 30, 90, 160
                   Directive, 34, 145, 235   Envirocore, 315–316
               energy. See also energy production   environmental, health and safety
                   industries; fossil fuels      (EH&S). See also specific
                 alternative, 334, 347–348, 359  industries
                 distributed sources of, 328–329  design decision analysis, 179,
                 geothermal, 324–325, 333–334      184, 188, 190
                 non-renewable, 153–154, 173,   design rules/guidelines, 118,
                     305n, 323                     133, 150, 151, 152
                 nuclear power, 323–324        DFE emergence, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12,
                 renewable, 17, 70, 90, 106,       25
                     152–153, 271, 276, 282–283,   DFE principles, 83, 85, 86, 91
                     305n, 351–352             external drivers, 28, 41, 45
                 solar, 161, 327, 339, 346     managing environmental
                 wind, 238, 324, 328, 338          innovation, 72, 78
               energy conservation, 44, 125–130,   performance indicators, 102,
                   153, 317, 325, 351              107, 112, 115
               energy consumption per unit     product life-cycle management,
                   produced, 316                   207, 209, 211–212, 214
               energy diversity, 242, 244      value drivers, 51, 55, 56–58
               energy footprints, 173–174    environmental accounting, 13,
               “energy independence,” 323        187–189, 201
               energy intensity, 275, 294, 310, 319,   environmental analysis for design
                   358, 371, 372, 378            decisions, 172–184
               energy management system        footprint indicators, 173–177
                   (EMS), 286, 351–352         life-cycle assessment, 178–181
               energy production industries,   predictive simulation, 181–184
                   323–335                   environmental auditing, 45, 201
                 American Electric Power (AEP),   Environmental Defense Fund
                     329–333, 372                (EDF), 19, 46, 81, 343, 347
                 Chevron, 329, 334–335, 372  environmental excellence, xvi, 12,
                 DFE in energy innovation,       54–55, 60, 72–75, 207, 242, 256,
                     326–329                     271, 289, 318–321, 340, 357
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