EIS

Views:
 
Category: Entertainment
     
 

Presentation Description

No description available.

Comments

Presentation Transcript

Energy information systems:

Energy information systems Energy Management via

Overview:

Overview Basics EIS Definition Features Architecture & Data Dashboards Case Studies Providers

Basics: DRIVERS of Energy Efficiency:

Basics: DRIVERS of Energy Efficiency Per kWh rates have increased 28.8 % from 2004 to 2008, another 10% increase in 2010 Commercial sector’s EUI increased 11% from 1992-2003 Energy Independence & Security Act 2007- 3% energy reduction/year through 2015 LEED/USGBC Smart Grid Renewable Energy Sources

Basics: Efficiency VS. Management:

Basics: Efficiency VS. Management Energy Efficiency Energy Management Efficiency= Result Reduce energy consumption Reduce demand charges Reduce GHG emissions Reduce carbon foot print Management = strategic means to produce the desired result Strategic Steps of an Energy Management Plan Measure energy usage Fix the simple things Automate process Monitor & Control

Basics : Elements of Strategic EMS:

Basics : Elements of Strategic EMS

Basics: Enterprise EMS:

Basics: Enterprise EMS

Basics: Benefits OF Strategic EMS:

Basics: Benefits OF Strategic EMS Operate 24/7 Environmental Reliability Maintenance Safety Financial

EIS: A Definition:

EIS: A Definition Refers to a system comprised of software, data acquisition hardware, and communication systems designed to provide building energy and facility mangers, financial managers and utilities with energy information.

EIS: Ven Diagram:

EIS: Ven Diagram

EIS Features:

EIS Features Data collection, transmission, storage,& security Display & visualization Energy analysis Advanced analysis Financial analysis Demand Response

Eis Architecture:

Eis Architecture

EIS DATA Sources:

EIS DATA Sources

EIS Configurations:

EIS Configurations

EIS Dashboards:

EIS Dashboards

EIS DASHBOARDS:

EIS DASHBOARDS

EIS DASHBOARDS:

EIS DASHBOARDS

EIS DASHBOARDS:

EIS DASHBOARDS

EIS Case Studies:

EIS Case Studies University of California-Santa Barbara (2000-2001) $341,500 upfront costs Identified exhaust fans left running, fan hoods left open, covers left off pool Electrical energy use reduced by 13.8% Electrical peak demand reduced by 16% Natural gas usage reduced by 10% Participate in demand relief programs $590,000 in costs saved $295,00 attributed to EIS Payback < 1 year

EIS Case Study:

EIS Case Study University of California-Merced (2005), identified improper broiler operation, $2,500/month saved Sysco (2005-2008), found lights left on after hours, performed retrocommissioning and tune-ups, 18% reduction in portfolio energy use UC- Berkley,found excessive vetillation & over illumination, 30% reduction in whole building energy use Wal-Mart, found 225 kW static load due to malfunctioning dimmer switch, $35,000/ year

EIs Providers:

EIs Providers

Eis Providers:

Eis Providers

References:

References Bicknel , J.(2007),The Basics of Power Monitoring Systems, EC&M Online , http://ecmweb.com/mag/electric_basics_power_monitoring/index1.html. Accessed April 2011. Golden, M. (2010),Implementing a Successful Energy Management Plan, EC&M Online, http://ecmweb.com/ops_maintenance/successful-energy-management-plan-20100201/ . Accessed April 2011 Van Gorp , J. C. (2004), Enterprising Energy Management, IEEE Power & Energy Magazine , 1, 59-63. Granderson , J., Piette , M. A., Ghatikar , G., Price, P., Preliminary Findings from an Analysis of Building Energy Information System Technologies, Proceedings of the National Conference on Building Commissioning. Lawrence Berkley National Labratory . Paper LBNL-2224E. http://eis.lbl.gov/pubs/lbnl-2224e.pdf . Accessed April 2011. Soplop , J. (2010), An Algorithmic Approach to Enterprise Energy Management: Developing an Integrated Energy Solution Using Real Time Data Collection & Predictive Modeling Capabilities, Rockwell Automation, Publication FTALK-WP018A-EN-E, http://discover.rockwellautomation.com/Files/An-Algorithmic-Approach-to-Enterprise-Energy-Management.pdf . Accessed April 2011. Kirsher , K.,Ghatikat , G., Greenber , S., Watson, D., Diamond, R., Sartor, D., Federspeil , C., McEachern , A., Owen, T. (2010), Toward the Holy Grail of Perfect Information: Lessons Learned Implementing an Energy Information System in a Commercial Building, ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings , 3 , 195-206. http://eis.lbl.gov/pubs/holy-grail-perfect-info.pdf. Accessed April 2011. Marini, K., Ghatikar , G., Diamond, R. (2011), Using Dashboard to Improve Energy and Comfort in Federal Buildings, Lawrence Berkley National Labratory . Paper LBNL-4283E. http://eis.lbl.gov/pubs/lbnl-4283e.pdf . Accessed April 2011. Motegi , N., Piette , M. A., Kinney, S., Dewey, J. (2003), Case Studies of Energy Information Systems and Related Technology: Operational Practices, Costs and Benefits, Proceedings of the International Conference for Enhanced Building Operation, http://energy.ucsb.edu/_client/pdf/news/LBNLCaseStudy.pdf . Accessed April 2011. Granderson , J., M.A. Piette , and G. Ghatikar (2010), Building Energy Information Systems: User Case Studies, Energy Efficiency Journal . LBNL. http://eis.lbl.gov/pubs/beis-case-studies.pdf . Accessed April 2011.