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PowerLogic EEM

Energy Management Information System (EMIS)

May 2009Michael Gillis


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Schneider Electric 2

The global energy dilemma


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The energy and CO2 emission challenge

These trends are here to last unless we act!

World consumption up

45% since 1980, 70%

higher by 2030

CO2up33%sinceindustrialrevolution

,

risingfasterthanever

Resource competition &

political instability keep

prices high

Emerging

markets

>7 ofnewdem

and

Coal use continues to grow in emerging markets


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Leaving the car in the garage will not be enough

Data extracted from WRI: navigating the numbers 2005

Transportation

14%

GHG emission

44%Industry and buildingsenergy usage(includ. Data centres)

Improved efficiency

significantly impactsGHG reduction!


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Industry is the leader in GHG

28%Transportation

31%Industry& Infrastructure

21%Residential

18%Buildings

Source:EERE Building Energy Data book 2006EERE Manufacturing Systems Footprint ,

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/energy_systems/pdfs/mfg_footprint.pdf

>2%Data centres &networks


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Demand Side

More Efficient Use Conservation& Management

Supply Side

More Efficient andCleaner Supply

Energy challenges & opportunities are everywhere


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Demand Side


Supply Side


Cleaner supplies will taketime to implement

Current technologies allow usto target 30% savings



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Demand Side


Supply Side


We must develop technologies

and business models to increaserenewable energies penetration

Mid term approach

Cleaner supplies will taketime to implement

We must focus on Energy

Efficiency to solve our energydilemma

Short term action

Current technologies allow usto target 30% savings



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Energy efficiency is a responsibility and the challenge

Energy Conservation

Environmental Management


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Green House Gas (GHG) emissions - a new commodity.

How do you account for the changing relationships between

emission factors,

input parameters,

and the sources consuming the energy.

What is your aggregate CO2e Output

vs. Target

vs. Baseline Year?


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Kyoto Protocol

Part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

Adopted for use in December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan

The objective is to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations using 1990 as the base

year for reduction objectivesAs of 2008 183 countries have ratified the protocol:


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Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

Greenhouse gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol:

Derived:

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Methane (CH4)

Nitrous Oxide (N2O)

Directly Measured:

Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)Perfluorocarbons (PFCs)

Sulphur Hexafluoride (SF6)


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Energy Efficiency: it's easy, just follow the 4sustainability steps

1.Measure

2.Use efficient devices

3.Automate

4.Monitor and Improve


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1.Measure

4 Monitor and Improve

2 Use efficient devices

3 Automate

Audits and Planning

Energy meters

Power quality meters

The 4 sustainability steps


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2.Use efficient devices


1 Measure

3 Automate

Low consumption devices

Insulation material

Power quality

Power reliability



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Variable speed drive

Motor control systems

3.Automate


1 Measure




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Energy management software

Remote monitoring systems

3 Automate

4.Monitor and Improve

1 Measure




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Energy Management Information System (EMIS)

Promote behavior change

Awareness

Accountability

Identify savings opportunities

Operation & Maintenance (O & M) program support

Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) identification and prioritization

Audit savings to ensure long term persistency

Operation & Maintenance (O & M) program support

Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) identification and prioritization


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PowerLogic EEM: Enterprise-class energy management tools

Energymodeling

Billing and rateengine

Powerfulvisualization

Complete,reliable data


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Reports

Key values of interest

Energy / per product / per unit

Energy usage

Energy demand

Spend ($/)

Greenhouse gas

Different levels of detail

Corporate/global

Operating division

Other levels of organization (Planttype, process, etc)

Individual site, work shift, etc

Sub-metered zones or loads

Different needs

Summary data for management orexternal use

Exception reporting to detect problemareas

Detailed information for decision making

EEM tools will allow users to create our ownreports

Worldwide Regional Sites Zone/Process


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Actively Manage Peak Demand and Energy Use

Optimize demand andpower factormanagement

Optimize start-up

procedures and loadsequencing

Measure and verify theresults of upgrades orprocess changes

Integrate with powermanagement systems

Coordinate with demandresponse, load

curtailment or real-timepricing programs


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Benchmark and Compare Performance

Compare plants, costcenters, processes

Metrics: MWh, cost,CO2e/NOx, and more

Normalize fortemperature, sq. ft,production units

Compare against

industry benchmarks

Identify and isolateefficientsystems/behaviors

Document for greenratings


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Model, Track, and Verify Return on Investment

Model and predictsavings

Assess project risk

Set a baseline andtrack performance KPIsagainst goals

Summarize budgetprojections for

executives

Analyze variances,make adjustments, stayon track

Attribute savings,validate investments


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Allocate Costs and Effect Change of Behavior

Expose energy-relatedcosts to individual users todrive accountability

Allocate costs bydepartment or cost centerbased on actual usage

Determine unit or marginalcost of production

Prepare energy budgetsfor departments orprocesses


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Optimize Budgeting and Procurement

Consolidateconsumption for eachfacility

Use complex utilityrate modeling and

what-if scenarios tocompare rates orsuppliers

Aggregate loads

Forecast future needsand accrue costs

Verify utility billing and

contract compliance


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Reduce Capital and Operations Costs with Forecasts

Maximize use of existinginfra-structure to minimizecapital expenditures

Right size capacity of new

facilities

Correlate operationalparameters and efficiencyto determine stresses

Optimize settings onchillers and compressorsfor best efficiency

Balance generatorefficiency against usage


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Identify Root Causes and Opportunities for Savings

Isolate the drivers ofinefficiencies

Break downconsumption by utility,

time period, load(chillers, boilers,motors, heaters)

Trend and analyzehidden patterns andnon-linear relationships(energy vs. emissions)

Prioritize projects withgreatest ROI potential


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Environmental Sustainability Module

Calculates CO2 out for all fuel typesby facility and for the aggregate

Compare performance vs. baselineyear and monthly targets

Flexible architecture

Apply CO2 emissions factorsfrom utility

Supports slowly changingvariables

Dedicated Admin user interface formanaging emissions factors andtargets

Adheres to the international GHGProtocol framework

MAP BASED NAVIGATION(Next Slide)


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Country level report point


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Configurable links to report content

Click a point to bring up the available reports


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Power Quality Module

Steady state analysis of RMS voltages, current, power, frequency, imbalance,harmonic distortion, sag/swells, transients, phasors, and symmetrical components

Compliance summaries (ie. SARFI, EN50160, IEEE1159) with trending

Plots events against industry-standard or custom tolerance curves (ITI, CBEMA, SEMI-F47), with mapping of events indicating type, classification, age, severity, etc

Use tools to help reduce data and correlate multiple events with a root cause

Summarize events within a time range or other dimension to produce a single representativeevent, then drill down on a selected summary event to reveal the list of supporting events.

Visually delineate events using symbols and colors for phase, type, age or other dimension

Classify events by attributes, add a custom annotations and then filter on that classification

Waveform analysis with zooming, event details, stacking, and RMS overlays

R l ti D t PEEM can be linked to other systems that utilize a WEB enabled user


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Real-time Data - Process interface, for real-time data views with navigation via the browser.

R l ti D t El t i l


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Real-time Data - Electrical

ION Enterprise Real-time electrical one-line screen (Cement Columbia)


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Data convergence delivers energy insights

Energy Performance Green House Gas Power Demand Cost Allocation MES Analysis


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Energy Efficiency initiatives need toanswer

key Questions


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These Questions are..

1 Where to start & what does it give me in return?Consult/Do an audit

Opportunities are all around us. Measure & Analyze

For many EE projects, pay back time is < 2 years

2 Where to focus? Identify potential actions for

Reduction of consumptionOptimization of cost

Improvement of Reliability & Availability

3 What are the enabling solutions?

4 How do I maintain the improvements?Consulting / remote monitoring


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