Total Portfolio: Energy Efficiency Solutions
Published: 24 June 2009
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Executive Summary
This Total Portfolio report clarifies the sustainability benefits, business value and maturity of 30 energy efficiency solutions. The solutions are plotted on three product lifecycle curves based on a fact-based assessment of each solution’s maturity, investment case, future prospects and sustainability benefits. Executives and managers responsible for implementing carbon and energy efficiency programs should use this structured assessment to prioritize spending decisions and shortlist suppliers. The Total Portfolio analysis also helps product and portfolio managers in engineering firms to understand the total energy efficiency ecosystem.
Energy efficiency solutions covered in the report include organic LED lighting, plasma lighting, electro-chromic windows, remote energy control, PC power management, voltage power optimisation (VPO), variable speed drives, natural airflow systems, thermal imaging, boiler controls, amorphous core transformers, T5/T8 lighting, energy audits and monitoring and targeting.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCING TOTAL PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS
Key Questions Answered By Total Portfolio Analysis
Total Portfolio Analysis Aligns Investments With Sustainability
TOTAL PORTFOLIO FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY SOLUTIONS
Defining The Market For Energy Efficiency Solutions
PHASE 1. INNOVATION
PHASE 2. DEVELOPMENT
2.1 Organic LED Lighting
2.2 Plasma Lighting
2.3 Microwave Lighting
PHASE 3. LAUNCH
3.1 Electro-chromic Windows
3.2 LED Lighting
3.3 Remote Energy Control
3.4 PC Power Management
PHASE 4. GROWTH
4.1 Voltage Power Optimisation
4.2 Variable Speed Drives
4.3 HVAC Control
4.4 Natural Airflow Systems
4.5 Lighting Daylight Phasing Control
4.6 Remote Maintenance
4.7 Thermal Imaging
4.8 Building Management Systems
4.9 Boiler Controls
4.10 Automated Monitoring & Targeting (AMT)
4.11 Amorphous Core Transformers
4.12 Complact Fluorescent Lighting
4.13 Lighting Time Scheduling
4.14 Magnets Applied To Fuel Supply
PHASE 5. MATURITY
5.1 Upgraded Maintenance Regimes
5.2 Insulation
5.3 T5 / T8 Lighting
5.4 Auto Transformers
5.5 Energy Audit
5.6 Automatic Power Factor Correction
5.7 Lighting Occupancy Control
PHASE 6. RECYCLING
6.1 Monitoring & Targeting
6.2 Fixed Power Factor Correction
METHODOLOGY OVERVIEW
Six Market Phases Segment Solution Maturity
Three Solution Lifecycles Differentiate Business Value
Solution Adoption And Success Influence Positioning
Sustainability Ratings Cut Through Greenwash
Investment Decisions: How To Use Total Portfolio Analysis
Portfolio Management: Hot To Use Total Portfolio Analysis
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Total Portfolio: Energy Efficiency Solutions
Companies Mentioned
1E, Abacus, ABB, Accenture, AEA, Alldales, Apollo Lighting, Astralweb, Aurora, Avaya, Azetc, Balfour Kilpatrick, BIU, Broadfern, Capgemini, Ceravision, Chalmor, Cochran, Colt Group, Cree, Dalkia, Danlers, Data Synergy, Deloitte, Delta Controls, Dyer Environmental Controls, Eclipse Energy Systems, EDS (an HP company), Elektroled, Energy Matrix Solutions, Ensol, Eriks Industrial Services, Evolve Energy Eurotherm, Ex-Or, Faronics, GW Supplies, Honeywell, Horton Levi, IBM, Innominate Security Technologies, Integrated BMS, Invertek Drives, IRT Surveys, Johnson Controls, Kanmore Control Systems, KEB, Living Life Green, Lowara, Lumileds, Luxim, Lyco, M2M, Mardix, Microsoft, Midtherm Engineering, MITIE, Monodraught, Nichia, Omron Electronics, Osram, Philips Lighting, Power Efficiency, powerPerfector, Rockwell Automation, Sabien, SAGE Electrochromics, Schindler, Schneider, Schott Donnelly, SE Controls, Siemens, Sparks, Spirax Sarco, Stork Materials Technologies, Swift Automation & Control Systems, Sylvania, TAC, Teal Products, Thermal Diagnotics, Thermaltec, Ti Thermal Imaging, T-Mac, Toolbase Services, Toshiba, Toyoda Gosei, Trend, Vent Engineering, Verdiem, WATT Solutions, Weishaupt.