Energy Management in Smart Cities

1. Energy Management in Smart Cities Simon Durrant CEO – eSight Energy Group

2. Energy Management in Smart Cities • eSight Energy is a global supplier of energy management solutions • We develop and market the leading eSight product suite which is now in use across some 30 countries • We have three regional offices located in the US, UK and Hong Kong • eSight is widely used across the built environment, government, healthcare, education, retail and manufacturing

3. Why do we need smart cities? Cities compete with each other Good city environments thrive and prosper, they attract people, companies and generate more revenue and tax receipts Poor city environments decline and see a decrease in local business Technology can help to create a better environment but also help reduce energy consumption

4. Energy consumption in cities Cities represent three quarters of global energy consumption and 80% of CO2 emissions Urbanisation is only set to increase, cities house half the world's population today but are set to host three quarters by 2050 To cope with this continued urban growth we will need to invent new ways to manage cities and make them more energy efficient The convergence between digital technology and the world of energy will pave the way for a new ecosystem of services which will enable a better quality of life and reduced energy consumption

5. What are we trying to achieve? Lower Energy Consumption Lower Emissions Lower Pollution Lower Energy Bills Cleaner Environment Prosperous City More Recycling Improved Living Environment

6. Why energy management? Cities are always evolving and the use of buildings changes over time Energy saving technologies are continually being developed; LED lighting, CHP, heat pumps, district heating, solar, micro generation Managing energy in this changing environment is not easy You need to provide the tools to enable people to do this Building managers need to drive down consumption and increase collaboration and competition Energy management should be part of the infrastructure of the city

7. City Energy Management Centre Rail Transport Ports Office Building Generation Airports Government Transport Housing Education We recommend a City Energy Management Centre to offer services to the city Metering devices are connected to the centre through the internet The service is a cloud based, hosted by eSight Energy but managed locally Energy analytics, reports and public dashboards are accessed over the internet

8. eSight Energy Management Suite The eSight product suite offers the following facilities: • Monitor energy consumption in relation to driving factors such as footfall, hotel guests or outside air temperature • Produce automated reports on energy consumption and savings • View energy in terms of cost or emissions • Create energy alarms to notify users of unusual or unexpected energy consumption • Meet environmental legislation • Provide tenant billing facilities • Validate utility bills • Dashboards

9. City wide data aggregation eSight Cloud Server Advanced User Express User Production Data Radio Telemetry oBIX ALC Data Logging BMS Supplier Data/EDI Excel CSV LAN OPC / SCADA PDA Internet Electricity Metering Gas Metering Water Metering Steam Chilled Water Footfall Hotel Guests

10. Access eSight data where and when you need it Use eSight ENVI on a tablet to view building performance and league tables Use eSight Express browser based interface for simple energy analysis and reporting 1 3 2 4 Use eSight ENVI building dashboards on a public display to increase public awareness Use eSight Advanced to access the full suite of energy analysis, reporting and billing facilities eSight Express eSight Advanced

11. eSight ENVI Public Dashboard

16. eSight Express - Simple energy management

17. eSight Advanced – Comprehensive energy management

18. Case Studies City Facilities Manufacturing Healthcare Real Estate Education

19. Benefits Using eSight within a City Energy Management Centre provides the following benefits: Building Manager CityShared Service Drive down consumption Reduce carbon footprint Lower utility bills Improve environmental conditions Produce tenant bills IT cost saving Agility provided through cloud service Access to latest technology Lower pollution Lower emissions Go green Helps meet environmental regulation Attract people and businesses eSight City Energy Management Centre

20. Thank you Simon.Durrant@eSightenergy.com

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