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For 2030, GHG emission projections
consistently show a 2590% increase
compared to 2000.
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Fourth Assessment Report
Current energy trends are
patently unsustainable socially,
environmentally, economically.
International Energy Agency, World Energy Outlook 2008
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1980 1985 1990 1995 2003 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
History Projections Quadrillion BTU
Billion metric tons
World Energy Consumption
1980 to 2030
World CO2 Emissions
1900 to 2030
Sources: EIA 2003, International Energy Outlook 2007, World Resource Institute
Sustainable systems
and organisations
Declining:
- resource availability
- restorative capability
- energy supply stability
- population
- market pressure
- competitiveness
Increasing:
Planning options
Companies that build a capability
for sustainable transformation will
lock in competitive advantage as the
marketplace, regulation, and customer
demand move in this direction.
Deloitte Touche
64% of people are more likely to use
a business that claims to have a low
carbon footprint.
GfKNOP and Carbon Trust, UK, 2006
A global imperative for change
The world is learning how closely people, economies and the environment are interconnected. As
energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions rise, your organisation will be impacted by shrinking
resources, increasing costs, potentially unstable energy supplies, more stringent regulations and the
pressures of growing public awareness.
More than ever, we must nd ways to meet
the needs of today without compromising the
future. It is imperative that you prepare your
organisation for this challenge and, in turn,
protect the planet we all share. The good news
is that there are many opportunities and benets
you can take advantage of today.
The new sustainable business paradigm
All organisations are under increasing pressure to implement sustainable practices. Responding early will help you
control your own destiny and give you a rst-mover advantage in the marketplace. Energy and emissions management
is a logical rst step towards your larger sustainability goals. Its an opportunity to enhance your triple bottom line
through a range of economic, environmental and social benets:
Reduce nancial risks. Be prepared for coming emissions regulation and cap and trade systems. Be more resilient
to uctuating energy prices and avoid lost productivity, scrap and equipment replacements that result from an
unstable electricity supply.
Boost competitive advantage. Champion and publicise green energy practices to strengthen customer loyalty,
attract talent, and build goodwill in the communities where you operate. Be the rst to gain efciency certications
for your buildings (e.g. LEED, BREEAM, Green Star, CASBEE), which could be mandatory in the future.
Improve shareholder value. Increase the valuation of your enterprise by showing energy and environmental
responsibility, and providing portfolio-wide accountability and transparency.
Run leaner and greener. Use risk-free energy efciency projects to generate
substantial savings in operational and maintenance costs, then use those
savings to fund other sustainability programs.
Ultimately, energy sustainability is just good business. However, the path to
achieving its rewards requires a new kind of information and control system.
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The business case for energy efficiency is
clear: it reduces energy costs, diminishes
vulnerability to increasing energy prices and
reduces CO
2
emissions.
The benefits of energy efficiency measures
generally outweigh the costs.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Persistent feedback promotes persistent
energy conservation behaviour.
Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University
Energy use in buildings can be reduced
by 50% or more by applying proven and
commercially available technologies as
well as innovative ones.
First Strategic SBCI Report
Achieve more while using less of our common planet
Schneider Electric believes every business can increase productivity while consuming less, achieving energy savings
of 10% to 30%. And saving energy costs less and reduces pollution.
As the global energy management specialist, we offer end-to-end power, building and process management solutions
that help you optimise energy use and costs, improve performance, enhance comfort and safety, and deliver
uninterrupted service while taking responsible care of our planet. Our expert services can help you audit your energy
use and build your energy action plan. From power factor correction systems, harmonic ltering and variable speed
drives to HVAC and lighting controls, we offer a complete range of energy efcient technologies.
But to make the most of your energy, you need the tools to uncover all opportunities, avoid risks, track progress against
goals, and verify success. Schneider Electric offers the worlds most advanced energy intelligence technology.
Gain energy insight and control with PowerLogic technology
The PowerLogic range of meters and software help manage all your energy assets, every second of the day. They form
an enterprise-wide, integrated network that connects to the power, building, IT and process infrastructures across all your
facilities. From service entrances to individual loads, all consumed utilities and energy-related data from new or legacy
multi-vendor systems are unied.
Stakeholders from the CEO to facility and engineering managers are empowered
with holistic views of all opportunities and risks. Dynamic portals assure you
stay on top of critical conditions and respond quickly to potential problems. Rich
dashboards and reports present energy in nancial and environmental terms,
helping you dene clear metrics and see the immediate and projected impacts of
each decision on your costs and carbon footprint.
Most importantly, PowerLogic technology delivers the key performance indicators
and analytics that you need to strategically balance the four interdependent
aspects of energy-related sustainability: emissions, efciency, reliability and cost.
Timely, complete energy intelligence delivered to every decision maker
Buildings
Corporate
Headquarters
IT & Critical
Infrastructure
Manufacturing
& Processing
Enterprise-wide reach
Secure, web-enabled access
Dashboards with KPIs
Advanced analytics
Unied data warehouse
Service entrances
Generators
Power distribution & protection
Tenants & common areas
HVAC (boilers, chillers,
fans, pumps)
Lighting
Elevators
Critical power loads
Substations
Generator banks
Service entrances
Power distribution & protection
Motors & processes
HVAC & lighting
All consumed utilities
(water, compressed air, gas,
electricity, steam)
Substations
Service entrances
Generators, UPS, STS
Power distribution &
protection
Servers & communication
switches
CRAC system
Lighting