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Technology trends in intelligent high performance buildings v2
This document provides an overview of a presentation on technology trends in intelligent and high-performance buildings, focusing on leveraging big data. The presentation covers how building automation systems have evolved with new IT technologies, opportunities for smart buildings to reduce costs through energy savings and improved performance, and examples of analytics solutions identifying issues and optimizing building operations. It also summarizes Climatec/OpenTech's offerings in building automation, energy management, and enterprise analytics platforms.
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- 1. Technology Trends inIntelligent & High Performance Buildings Leveraging BIGData Texas Energy Managers Association Presented by: Patrick Mabry - OpenTech Mike Putich - Climatec May 15, 2014
- 2. Agenda • Introductions • BigData Facts • BAS Industry History • Smart Buildings • Opportunities, Challenges & Solutions • Successes • OpenTech / Climatec Overview • Closing Thoughts • Questions
- 3. Just the Facts •Computing technology will double every 18 months (Moore’s Law) • Business data doubles every 1.2 years • Big data market = $50B by 2017 • Poor or bad data costs 20%-30% in lost revenue annually • Strain on infrastructures causes lost opportunities • Data is good (my opinion) Source - www.wikibon.org
- 4. Needle in aHaystack
- 5. Consolidation OEM’s reposition Branches &tech platforms Independents at 60% share BAS Industry History 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010’s “Big 3” Market Vertically integrated Proprietary technology Expensive service 70% turnkey share New IT Technology Open protocols IP networking Nimble upstarts Energy management Tenant comfort Sustainability Corporate responsibility Enterprise management Smart Buildings “Big 3+” investments “Super independents” “Analytics” competitors Advent of “BIG DATA”
- 6. Smart Buildings EyeChart
- 7. Smart Buildings • Proposition •BAS + IT convergence = awareness and action • Low capital investment, up to 20% savings • Promise • Interactive and intuitive • Reduce consumption, emissions, and costs • Improve comfort and productivity • Persistent savings and behavioral change • Identify, measure, verify, report, KPI, FDD • Involves all stakeholders “Prius Effect”
- 8. Stakeholders Stakeholders Portfolio Performance Public Perception Carbon Footprint EnergyUse (Simple) EnergyUse (Detailed) Building Performance Building Comfort Education/ Awareness Executives Energy Manager Sustainability Manager Facility Manager Engineer Occupants Public / Visitors Students / Teachers
- 9. Manual Data Input Reports Scheduling Tenant Billing Utility Mgt. Aging Buildings Student Engagement Public Transparency Howmany balls in the air is too many?
- 10. The Big Question: Dowe know how our building systems really operate?
- 11. Who’s watching to makesure? • Who verifies that what they are doing is right? • That assumptions were (are) correct? • That they are still running as expected… haven’t been interfered with or overridden – a common problem • Buildings are too complex for this to be done solely by humans • Too much data… systems too complex…
- 12. The Old Way Avery manual process View graphics of equipment systems Review reports or history logs Export data into Excel for manual analysis No single tool that works across all kinds of data
- 13. Single locationof building portfolio Software automatically looks for “issues” (things that matter) in our data…. Compare & rank building performance Portfolio or across national/regional averages Identify and address issues Profile building performance Make better decisions Optimize building operations Air/water systems Demand response Engage stakeholders The Answer: Analytics & Visualization
- 14. Solutions • Variety ofsolutions available • Energy Dashboards • Sustainability & KPI Dashboards • Fault Detection & Data Analytics • Building Automation Control • Tenant After Hours • Submetering & Billing • Demand Response / Control • Business Systems Integrations • Central Plant Optimization • Kiosks • Business models • CapEx • Software as a Service (SaaS) • Web browser based tools • Mobile applications
- 15. Underpinning Research Source –U. S. Department of Energy
- 16. Commercial Office • Worldwidereal estate owner • Enterprise-level deployment • Dashboards • Building Automation • Tenant after hours • Fault detection • Business systems integration • Hosted by Climatec • System statistics – • 13M sqft / 90+ buildings • US & UK • >95,000 points and >300 users • Payback = <2yrs • Savings = >$2M “Utilizing the platform has resulted in energy and operational savings as well as increased tenant satisfaction” Vice President - Sustainability
- 17. Detecting broken sensorsrunning large fan systems at full load all the time • 39% reduction of fan energy • $1300/year for 15 minutes of work to clean the sensor Detecting improper VAV zone operation in a newly commissioned building (reversed temp reset) • Operational savings by eliminating dozens of trouble calls per month • More satisfied tenants Detecting night setback control not active in hospital operating rooms which run on 100% outside air • $12,380 in avoided energy costs • 134,186 pounds of carbon emissions • 863,927 kBTU of energy conserved • 1.6 Billion ft3 less air moved thru ORs Detecting demand peaks traced to manual operation of equipment = • Avoidance of 11 month electric demand charge penalty Detecting and reducing overrides across 925 big box retail stores • $1.8 Million in savings from one finding Detecting simultaneous heating and cooling in 67 sites • $375K is savings from one finding Examples
- 18. Industry Observations • Marketexpansion, contraction & consolidation • Limited case study materials • Diverse offerings • Many new start ups & niche players • Smaller companies & limited capital • Varying deployment models • Limited direct impact on savings • Need feet-on-the-street
- 19. Climatec / OpenTech •Largest independent BAS provider in North America • Founded in 1975 • Offices across Texas, Arizona, California and Nevada • Over 700 employees • Focusing on building technology & energy efficiency • Building Automation • Life Safety & Security • Video Surveillance • Nurse Call / Infant Protection • Performance Contracting • Enterprise Energy Management (Big Data)
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