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Industrial energy conservation has gained significance since the first global oil crisis and is now a key consideration in the design, operation, and maintenance of industrial systems. A global consensus underscores the need for a coordinated, interdisciplinary approach to energy systems—requiring both technical expertise and practical conservation skills. Industrial Energy Conservation Techniques: Concepts, Applications and Case Studies provides a foundational understanding of energy conservation practices commonly employed in process industries. It serves as a valuable resource for technical professionals and students of mechanical, chemical and electrical engineering, as well as non-specialists, helping them assess the relevance of their technologies and organisations within modern energy systems. Written in concise language, it explains essential concepts through detailed case studies, demonstrating their relevance across industrial contexts. Each unit is well-illustrated and includes principles, applications and insights drawn from numerous industrial energy audits.