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2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco PublicPresentation_ID 1 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialPresentation_ID

Energy Efficiency

Across the Enterprise:The Role of Information and Communications Technologies toEliminate Hidden Energy Waste


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2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco PublicPresentation_ID 2


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2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco PublicPresentation_ID 3 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialPresentation_ID

Problems


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Hidden Waste and Inefficiency

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratoryshowed that 40% of buildings studied had problems withthe HVAC equipment, 1/3 had HVAC sensors that were notfunctioning properly, and 15% were missing specifiedequipment.

Piette 1994


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More than 28% of the electricity used in Californiacommercial buildings is for air-conditioning, heating, andventilation. At least 10% of this energy is wasted due toexcessive run time and problems in the HVAC equipmentand controls.


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ENERGY MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

Why is this a problem?


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The Intelligence Powering the Energy Internet

Demand Response

Web Services Curtailed Rate

Analytics

Energy Supply

BuildingSystems

Energy Demand

InformationTechnology


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ENERGY MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

Does Anyone Care?


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2008 2007 2006 2005

4% Increase in Energy Consumption in 2008


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The skills that helped drive the Internet revolution can do the same for energy efficiency.

Bob Metcalfe, Internet Pioneer

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Any-to-AnyConnectivity

Intelligent +Smart,Self-healing

Systems

Secure andStandards

Based

The Network as the Platform for Sustainability

Building and IT systems

Energy supplyand demand

Cisco EnergyWise

Automated

ContinuousCommissioning

Sustainable

Open API and standards

IP Based

Web Services enabled


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Enabling New Applications


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KEY CAPABILITIES

" Correlating historic usage requirements to make informed decisions regardingappropriate energy control policies

" Power saving modes, power capping, power and thermal trending

" Ability to implement policies and control mechanisms for IT and non- IT assets

DESIRED RESULTS " Lower energy costs by dynamically adjusting capacity to needs

" Control energy use during peak periods to avoid disruptions and toqualify for incentives that may be offered by local utility com panies

Leveraging Web Services to Eliminate Hidden Waste

FEATURED SOLUTION Valence Energy

Performance Reporting

Utilization Reporting

Control & Power Management


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Smart Loads for a Smart Grid

DemandResponse

1990s

Time

S t r a

t e g

i c B u s

i n e s s V

a l u e

Reducingpeak load for utility benefit

Time BasedPricing

2010+

Time-based pricingand price responsivecommodity

Refined LoadManagement

2011+

Focus on how torespond to thatsignal to accomplishrefined loadmanagement incommercial facilities

CloudServices

New layer of intelligencebalancingsupply anddemand -responsiveforecasting,load shaping

2012+


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BVA Process

Customer SuccessCriteria

SiteAssessmentand Metrics

ArchitectureSolutions

andBusiness

Case

Pilot processsimplified

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