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Clive Walsh
Clive Walsh

Energy Management Solutions provides energy monitoring and management systems for both industrial and commercial multi-site customers. They install turnkey energy management systems that allow customers to monitor their energy usage in real time through a centralized web portal. Their solutions help customers reduce energy usage to save costs in accordance with legislative requirements and corporate social responsibility goals. They recommend a 5-stage process for developing an energy management plan that involves committing to change, identifying energy usage, planning reductions, taking action, and regularly reviewing progress. Their systems collect data from electricity, gas, water and other utility meters using wireless communication and provide reporting tools to track key performance indicators and identify opportunities for improved efficiency.

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Introduction Energy Management Systems − Industrial – Multi-site − Commercial – Multi-site Turnkey Installation Monitoring and Managment Feedback
Introduction • Formed from PCE design consultancy • Carrying out Energy Audits since 2002 in Industrial and Commercial sectors • Identified a need for greater support for clients to manage their energy usage in real time • Effective Electric partners on Installation and support
Key Drivers to Delivering Greener Business • Legislative • EPBD • New Part L • Carbon Tax • CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility • Market Needs • Rising Energy Costs
Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages 1. Commit 2. Identify 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Develop and Overview Total Energy Consumption Step 2 Identify Key Factors that influence Energy Cons 1. Commit 2. Identify Step 3 Survey Energy Usage 3. Plan Step 4 Identify Energy Saving Opportunities 4. Take Action 5. Review
Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Set Objectives and Targets Step 2 Establish An Energy Plan 1. Commit Step 3 Allocate Adequate Resources 2. Identify 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Promote Energy Efficiency Awareness amongst employees 1. Commit Step 2 Train Key Personnel in Energy Efficient Practice 2. Identify Step 3 Establish an Energy Savings Register 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Develop and Monitor Energy Performance Indicators (EPI’s) 1. Commit Step 2 Establish a Measurement and Monitoring 2. Identify System 3. Plan Step 3 Review Regularly and Identify Improvements 4. Take Action 5. Review
Energy Management – Invisible Systems
Environmental temperature monitoring Condition Monitoring Energy Monitoring Vehicle Tracking
a single, end to end solution •Meters Electricity, Gas, Water Oil, Heat, LPG •Wireless communication •Software
Multiple Panels
How it Works - Energy
Every site is different Data collection and reporting flexibility − Sites with single or multiple meters − Radio communication or GSM data loggers − Sites requiring Local PC reporting − Businesses with multiple sites – Web reporting
Fixed LAN System Energy Conservation Officer Internet Internet SQL Web Server Web Server Central data aggregation for Web viewing Internet Connection School 1 School 2 School 3 Individual Software Individual Software Individual Software Router LAN LAN
Large Sites Monitor – Manage - Save •The main incoming supply •Sub metering will allow you to monitor individual buildings. •The software allows you to view easy to read energy consumption & cost reports which would identify areas of waste, high usage. A single, wireless, remote system for all your site monitoring needs. You can view by locally or remotely via the internet.
Reporting Information must be used to save Energy −Monitor −Manage −Save Various methods of reporting − Keep it simple…..
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Reporting - PC
Reporting - Web
Dashboard Colour Coded
Carbon Calculator
graphical reports vs target
one week, daily profiles
Tabular Reports, variance
Day on Day …..
Week on Week…..
Month on Month…..
Conclusion Monitor, Manage, Save − Awareness • Before • After • Maintain − Exceptions • Manage by exception − Reduce Energy, Save Carbon, increase profit
Energy Management Solutions

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Enertia Gen

  • 2. Introduction Energy Management Systems − Industrial – Multi-site − Commercial – Multi-site Turnkey Installation Monitoring and Managment Feedback
  • 3. Introduction • Formed from PCE design consultancy • Carrying out Energy Audits since 2002 in Industrial and Commercial sectors • Identified a need for greater support for clients to manage their energy usage in real time • Effective Electric partners on Installation and support
  • 4. Key Drivers to Delivering Greener Business • Legislative • EPBD • New Part L • Carbon Tax • CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility • Market Needs • Rising Energy Costs
  • 5. Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages 1. Commit 2. Identify 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
  • 6. Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Develop and Overview Total Energy Consumption Step 2 Identify Key Factors that influence Energy Cons 1. Commit 2. Identify Step 3 Survey Energy Usage 3. Plan Step 4 Identify Energy Saving Opportunities 4. Take Action 5. Review
  • 7. Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Set Objectives and Targets Step 2 Establish An Energy Plan 1. Commit Step 3 Allocate Adequate Resources 2. Identify 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
  • 8. Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Promote Energy Efficiency Awareness amongst employees 1. Commit Step 2 Train Key Personnel in Energy Efficient Practice 2. Identify Step 3 Establish an Energy Savings Register 3. Plan 4. Take Action 5. Review
  • 9. Roadmap for Change SEI Recommended Stages Step 1 Develop and Monitor Energy Performance Indicators (EPI’s) 1. Commit Step 2 Establish a Measurement and Monitoring 2. Identify System 3. Plan Step 3 Review Regularly and Identify Improvements 4. Take Action 5. Review
  • 10. Energy Management – Invisible Systems
  • 11. Environmental temperature monitoring Condition Monitoring Energy Monitoring Vehicle Tracking
  • 12. a single, end to end solution •Meters Electricity, Gas, Water Oil, Heat, LPG •Wireless communication •Software
  • 14. How it Works - Energy
  • 15. Every site is different Data collection and reporting flexibility − Sites with single or multiple meters − Radio communication or GSM data loggers − Sites requiring Local PC reporting − Businesses with multiple sites – Web reporting
  • 16. Fixed LAN System Energy Conservation Officer Internet Internet SQL Web Server Web Server Central data aggregation for Web viewing Internet Connection School 1 School 2 School 3 Individual Software Individual Software Individual Software Router LAN LAN
  • 17. Large Sites Monitor – Manage - Save •The main incoming supply •Sub metering will allow you to monitor individual buildings. •The software allows you to view easy to read energy consumption & cost reports which would identify areas of waste, high usage. A single, wireless, remote system for all your site monitoring needs. You can view by locally or remotely via the internet.
  • 18. Reporting Information must be used to save Energy −Monitor −Manage −Save Various methods of reporting − Keep it simple…..
  • 25. one week, daily profiles
  • 27. Day on Day …..
  • 30. Conclusion Monitor, Manage, Save − Awareness • Before • After • Maintain − Exceptions • Manage by exception − Reduce Energy, Save Carbon, increase profit