Business integration is a strategy that synchronizes IT and business cultures to align technology with business goals. Energy management decisions depend on how significant energy costs and environmental effects are to business operations and strategy. Energy management systems are software-based and collect real-time data on energy usage throughout a business to identify peak usage times. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems allow industrial organizations to control and monitor processes using software and hardware. Energy management systems can monitor various energy loads in a store like HVAC, lighting, refrigeration and provide daily, monthly and yearly reports on energy usage.
Business integration is a strategy that synchronizes IT and business cultures to align technology with business goals. Energy management decisions depend on how significant energy costs and environmental effects are to business operations and strategy. Energy management systems are software-based and collect real-time data on energy usage throughout a business to identify peak usage times. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems allow industrial organizations to control and monitor processes using software and hardware. Energy management systems can monitor various energy loads in a store like HVAC, lighting, refrigeration and provide daily, monthly and yearly reports on energy usage.
Business integration is a strategy that synchronizes IT and business cultures to align technology with business goals. Energy management decisions depend on how significant energy costs and environmental effects are to business operations and strategy. Energy management systems are software-based and collect real-time data on energy usage throughout a business to identify peak usage times. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems allow industrial organizations to control and monitor processes using software and hardware. Energy management systems can monitor various energy loads in a store like HVAC, lighting, refrigeration and provide daily, monthly and yearly reports on energy usage.
Business integration is a strategy that synchronizes IT and business cultures to align technology with business goals. Energy management decisions depend on how significant energy costs and environmental effects are to business operations and strategy. Energy management systems are software-based and collect real-time data on energy usage throughout a business to identify peak usage times. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems allow industrial organizations to control and monitor processes using software and hardware. Energy management systems can monitor various energy loads in a store like HVAC, lighting, refrigeration and provide daily, monthly and yearly reports on energy usage.
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INTEGRATION
INTO BUSINESS PRACTICE What is Business Integration? ■ It is a strategy whose goal is to synchronize information technology (IT) and business cultures and objectives and align technology with business strategy and goals. ■ Energy is essential, without it no company would be in business. ■ Thus all businesses must manage energy to an extent, if only to ensure its availability.
Integrated ■ Decisions relative to energy options and
opportunities will depend on how significant the cost and environmental effects of Energy energy are to business operations, broader business strategy and positioning Management considerations and, for some, new market opportunities. ■ Increasingly, customized energy management strategies are required to effectively meet the evolving energy needs of customers – whether it’s a large industrial facility, a small business storefront, or a low-income residence. Energy Management It makes sense for businesses to be energy efficient. And in a market where reputation also counts, good energy management can bring numerous other advantages. Energy Management can: – unlock big savings – reduce exposure to future energy price increases and other risks – improve productivity – reduce greenhouse gas emissions. – reduce maintenance – improve public perception of a company. ■ are software based and collect data from an installation on a real-time basis, tracking usage throughout every area of a business. ■ The software will include extraneous Energy factors that may affect the business’ energy consumption (such as the weather, Management time of day or building occupancy) before analyzing the data to identify peak usage
Systems times and providing reports with a
detailed breakdown of exactly how and where a company’s energy costs are being (EMS) incurred. ■ This kind of feedback is useful for identifying areas within a business which may be consuming excessive amounts of energy and costing the business money in excessive energy bills. ■ An energy management system is better
Energy than hiring energy consultants because it is a system that monitors 24/7 and does not have human error. Management ■ The advantages of using a monitoring systems to control electricity Systems consumption, is to know what equipment is consuming more energy, if any (EMS) equipment is malfunctioning, as well as automatic control of HVAC, refrigeration, etc. ■ is a system of software and hardware elements that allows industrial Supervisory organizations to: – Control industrial processes locally Control and or at remote locations. – Monitor, gather, and process real-
Data time data.
– Directly interact with devices such
Acquisition as sensors, valves, pumps, motors,
and more through human-machine interface (HMI) software (SCADA) – Record events into a log file Low Temp. Compressors Med Temp Gas/Oil Compressors Consumption
Water Consumption Main HVAC (Heating / Examples of the loads Cooling)
Parking Lot that can be monitored in Sub HVAC Lights
Sales Floor Sales Lighting
a store are: Lighting
Cooler Lighting / Decor Lighting
Fans SCADA vs EMS Energy Management Reports Daily Electricity Load Profile in High-Resolution 1.
– High-resolution of demand (in kilowatts) today vs. yesterday.
– Check or send daily. 2. Daily Utility Use Over a Month – Daily energy/gas/water use this month vs. same daily use in month previous year. – Check or send monthly. 3. Buildings Portfolio Comparison Across Various Time Increments (day, month, year) – Performance across all buildings, or those within a group, ranked with highest consumers first. Important: Divide by building area or occupancy for an apples-to-apples comparison. – Check or send weekly, or at a resolution that matches the comparison’s time selection. Energy Management Reports 4. Targeted Systems in High-Resolution – High-resolution charts of specific systems which need to be monitored because they are mission critical, high cost, or part of an active energy project. – Check or send daily. 5. Electricity End Use Breakdown in Various Resolutions – Breakdown of where the energy is being used within most important buildings. – Check or send weekly. 6. Overall Utilities Building Breakdown – Breakdown of resources that contribute to energy use within certain buildings. – Check or send weekly. Energy Management Reports 7. One System vs Outdoor Temperature – Show the correlation between a system and the outdoor temperature - this can be helpful for explaining some peaks in use of weather-dependent systems like HVAC. – Check or send daily. 8. Weather Normalized Year Over Year Energy Use – Show the monthly weather-normalized total energy use compared to the previous year. – Weather normalization shows what consumption would have been under “typical” weather conditions - removing the factor of a super-cold winter, or an abnormally hot summer. – Check or send monthly. QUIZ 1. It is a strategy whose goal is to synchronize information technology (IT) and business cultures and objectives and align technology with business strategy and goals. 2. it is the decisions relative to energy options and opportunities that will depend on how significant the cost and environmental effects of energy are to business operations, broader business strategy and positioning considerations and, for some, new market opportunities. 3. Are software based and collect data from an installation on a real-time basis, tracking usage throughout every area of a business. 4. is a system of software and hardware elements that allows industrial organizations to control industrial processes locally or at remote locations 5 - 7. Examples of the loads that can be monitored in a store 8 – 10. Energy Management Reports
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