Efficient Energy

Management


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Electricity Prices for Industry
Prices in US $/kWh in 4Q2004

France 0.052
Germany 0.100
Hungary 0.080
Italy 0.135
UK 0.106
US 0.050

Poland 0.073

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Electricity Prices for Households
Prices in US $/kWh in 4Q2004

France 0.178
Germany 0.205
Hungary 0.130
Italy 0.229
UK 0.145
US 0.089

Poland 0.098
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Energy Price Increases in Poland
From year 2000 to 1Q2005

Oil 17.8%
Electricity 31.1%
Natural Gas 27.7%
Coal 22.0%
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Attitude of Europeans Towards the
Environment
The state of the
environment (72%)
influences the quality of life
as much as social factors
(72%), economic factors are
perceived as slightly more
important (78%)
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Trias Energetica
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Energy Costs in Office Buildings

In a typical 40,000 sqm building

% out of Opex 45-50
% out of tot. costs 35-40
out of which -
Electricity 70%
Heating 30%
out of which -
A/C costs 45%
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Electricity Management in Office Buildings
- Currently
The bill for electricity is given as a
whole
No energy balance
Tenants billing is based on human
reading of meters
Tenants are not charged with
common consumption such as air-
conditioning on a measured basis
Tenants complain because of cross-
subsidizing
Meters are of low accuracy level

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Electricity Management in Office Buildings
Currently (cont. )
The billing, charging and collection
process is time consuming and
therefore costly
No flexibility in time-of-use tariffs
No tracking of historical data
No control over the meters of utility
company

Results in non-efficient
energy management
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The Solution in Office Buildings
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Purchasing Electricity Effectively

Taking advantage of the liberalization
in the energy market and purchasing
electricity at lower tariffs.

Most effective way to reduce tariffs is
by relating purchases to historical
measurements of power demand all
year around.

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The Lighting Energy Controller (LEC)
ensures about 25%
of saving in electricity consumption for
lighting.
ROI in up to 2 years

Light Energy Saving
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LEC Voltage Control
LEC
NET
230v
205v
Lighting
elements
Saving
mode
Net nominal limits
LEC
NET
230v
205v
Lighting
elements
Saving
mode
Net nominal limits
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Lamps Lifetime
H.P.S lifetime bulbs VS voltage
Lamps
still
working
Working hour(x1,000)
100
80
60
40
4 8 12 16 20 24
240V
220V
200V
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Lamps Intensity
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
240V
220V
200V
Luminous flux
VS life time on
H.P.S lamps
Flux %
Working hours (x1,000)
Although the initial luminous flux is
reduced by up to 10% the trade-off is a
longer lifetime and improved luminous flux
in the long run.
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Cooling and A/C Energy Saving
Energy savings of 15-30% due to
improved efficiency of the process
The solution is based on 20
individual patents
More than 20,000 worldwide
installations
ROI of up to 2,5 years

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The Installation
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Benefits Only


Reduction of pressure by 30-60
PSI
Longer system lifetime
Humidity reduction
Improved conditions of heat
exchanger
15-30% lower energy
consumption
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Our Offering
Improving the efficiency of energy
management:
By an advanced Automatic Metering
Systems
By outsourcing & automating the process
with tenants
Purchasing electricity at better prices
Introducing energy saving technologies
for lighting and A/C systems
Financing:
Internal
External
Consulting services on energy saving
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Some of Our Energy Saving
Customers
Millennium Plaza
Leroy Merlin
Geant hypermarkets
Volkswagen Polska
McDonalds Polska
BP Polska
Skanska Property Poland
Servisco/DHL
Zakad Energetyczny Torun S.A
company
British American Tobacco
BERTI - supermarkets