Energy Efficiency:Concept or Reality?

Kent Anson, Honeywell

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Building Solutions - Energy Efficiency & Sustainability

• Green Buildings• Sustainability • Renewable Energy• Smart Grid / Demand Response• Energy Retrofits

• Energy Savings Performance Contract• Energy Services Agreements• Honeywell UtilityPRO™ DR Thermostat• Renewable Scorecard

Sample Enablers

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Opportunity & Challenges

• Unprecedented financial turmoil• Government debt levels increasing• Energy demand & prices increasing

€1 spent on more efficient energy use avoids € 2 of investment in energy supply

• Energy security issues increasing• Carbon emissions increasing• Climate change effects worsening

• European Legislation compliance

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So Why Aren’t We?

Building OwnerConsumer Behaviour

ESPC’sUtility CompaniesGovernment Owned Facilities

Financial Considerations

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Seven Steps Towards Energy Efficiency

1. Recognize that we can achieve BOTH energy efficiency and economic growth

2. Use both mandates and incentives

3. Make economic and energy security more a part of the discussion

4. Governments need to stay technology neutral whenever possible

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Seven Steps Towards Energy Efficiency

5. Incentivize utilities on “Negawatts”

6. Consider creation of an Energy Advanced Research Project Agency

7. Not let “perfect” be the enemy of “good”

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Successful Cases

CCI Seoul, KoreaSaskferco, Canada

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Case Study: City of Melbourne, Australia

City of Melbourne – Clinton Climate Initiative Project Size: 13 council buildingsStage of Completion: Under constructionProject Term: 15 years

Annual Energy Savings: $190,000

Environmental Impact: • 1560 tonnes of GHG reductions

– Equivalent to taking 348 cars off the road• 11,791 kilolitres in water consumption savings

– Equivalent to reducing enough water needed to fill 52 Olympic swimming pools

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Case Study: Saskferco, Canada

Saskferco – Reduced Energy Use and Emissions Project: Experion and Profit ControllerStage of Completion: CompleteBackground: One of the largest and newest ammonia

producers in NA

Annual Energy Savings: 5%

Environmental Impact: • NOx emissions at or below 200ppm • Reduced CH4 emissions by 25%• Simultaneously increased production by 3%• Improved stability of operation

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Walking the Talk

By 2012 Honeywell will reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 30% and increase energy efficiency by 20%.

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