Factories and Operations

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Customized, sustainable, scalable, adaptable and replicable within all global parameters, ELFI Building Systems & Solutions establishes Manufacturing Plants, Operations, and Urban Planning  in the United States and Internationally, as an engineering and consultative integrator of energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, climate-responsive, pre-fabricated and pre-engineered, sustainable construction and development that precision integrates and optimizes every building initiative, and enhances local socio-economic benefits across the globe.

Where is ELFI today?

ELFI is currently operating on Five (5) Continents, and within the following countries: United States, Slovakia, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger, Chad, Russia, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, China, and India.

Will YOU establish and own the next ELFI Business in the United States?

Will YOU own the next ELFI Business within YOUR country?

Or, will YOU be the FIRST in YOUR country to establish an ELFI Business?

Become part ELFI’s Energy-efficient, Sustainable and Green FAMILY, today!

An ELFI, Universal Example, from Concept to Pre-development and Development; and, the Importance of Comprehensive Planning for Factory and Operations Establishment, and Large Initiative Coordination:

Leadership of municipalities, regions and countries must ensure a balance between formulating a plan, which can be time consuming and financially exhaustive, and mobilization through implementation of a sustainable plan. Adapting a concise, but comprehensive sustainability plan for their specific requirements, resource allocation and context, a city or a region can achieve rapid progress for plan development through implementation. By design, when developing a country-wide plan, or regional plan, each municipality and region must be evaluated separately and customized, to capture all diversities within each engagement. There is not a single program that would capture all unique dimensions of inputs for scope and method development that could be applied for comprehensive plan achievement, without a complete impact assessment.

Environmentally and sustainability-centered plans must be created from local-impact realities and executed in the dynamic local-inhabitant reality, not from government bureaucratic rigidity.

Goals and principles that ELFI employs:

• Foremost for comprehensive representation is to have a complete understanding of those whom are affected; from local private citizens, communities, villages, towns, cities (understanding every facet of the foundation of a country) to the leadership within each of these entities, to the decision-makers in the Capitol.
• Providing the current population of the relevant city, region or country, as well as future generations, with a cleaner, healthier, safer, more nourishing and sustainable environment.
• Mitigating and adapting to climate change.
• Incorporating local inhabitant feedback and understanding; promoting equity and shared responsibilities among different cities and regions, as well as, the different constituencies within the city, region or country for the formulation of a successful, sustainable plan.
• Encouraging and supporting innovation.
• Moving toward environmental goals while still achieving economic growth and embracing population growth variables.
• Weighing costs/benefits to maximize the efficacy of measures.
• Developing solutions that complement the specific conditions, history and traditions of the city or region.
• Developing connectivity to surrounding cities and regions; equitability in infrastructure development.
• Developing solutions that are consistent with international principles and encourage international cooperation, while fostering local development toward integrative, positive-impact globalization.
• Promoting public participation and education, and ensuring transparency in the formulation, development and implementation of an equitable and sustainable plan.

ELFI Sustainability Planning is an integrative and unifying INCLUSIVE process:

This involves a cross-section of “people”.  To ensure REAL SUSTAINABILITY, ELFI’s Master Planning requires effective involvement of many stakeholders. ELFI evaluates all impact-related variables and parameters, and works with “people” from diverse backgrounds, interests and abilities.

Stakeholders are, or could/should be:

• Elderly/children.
• Citizens/taxpayers.
• Impacted residents.
• Employees/workers.
• Public officials.
• Affected organizations/interest groups.
• Community leadership.
• Religious leadership.
• Education leadership.
• Sports/recreation leadership.
• Traditional societies and their own hierarchical, leadership.
• Other decision-makers and Influencers.

ELFI incorporates, and in specific circumstances, manages resources, such as people, time, money, land, and infrastructure. It is useful to carefully identify resources, constraints and conflicts. For example, land use planning may identify areas unsuited for certain types of development due to risks such as flooding, inadequate infrastructure, or their environmental and cultural values.

Due to elevated demand from inquiries through the last five years, ELFI has been increasingly incorporating Comprehensive and Integrated Systems and Program Solutions, with the application of the concept of sustainability. This refers to comprehensive, strategic planning that explicitly considers long-term and indirect impacts, such as those in matrix below. Sustainability planning strives for development (increased quality), rather than growth (increased quantity), and recognizes resource constraints and ecological risks, such as fossil fuel over-utilization and climate change.