1. The global specialist in energy management
En.odmevi
Ing. Petr Hermann, Ph.D.
General Manager
Schneider Electric Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The global specialist in energy management

2. Schneider Electric – the global specialist in energy management

3. Energy Efficiency leader for G20
Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO of Schneider Electric, the spokesperson for the Working Group on Improving Energy Efficiency, G20 Business Summit in Seoul, 2010
“We, the members of the Working Group on Improving Energy Efficiency, believe improving energy efficiency is the best way to ensure energy security, limit greenhouse gas emissions, and insulate economies from the volatility of energy prices. We also believe larger capital investments are needed to push towards breakthrough technologies.”
First we are a global company. We are a global company present all over the world.
We are a €18.3 bn company. We have 114,000 in more than 100 countries / Double the revenue vs
In addition, we make 32% of our revenue in new economies where we have still strong growth opportunities (18% in 2004)
Definition of new economies: Asia without Japan, Africa & Middle East, Eastern Europe (including Russia), Latin America & Mexico,

4. Energy efficiency expertise in Slovenia
Full solution to save energy
EE experts
Projects execution
Services
Trained local partners
EE embedded products & SWs
Reference
Talum, Revoz ...
Commitment to society and environment
Participation on EE initiatives
Training for local partners, engineers...

5. Energy Efficiency The quickest and most profitable diet to save money & the planet!
Fast & profitable achievements possible on demand side
30% savings are available today
short payback time (ex.: motor control 7-18 month)
It works today!
30% savings available today!
Brings improvement of competitiveness of local industry

6. Examples from Slovenia - Talum
Project context
Control of ventilation system
Objective:
Decrease energy consumption!
Results
Decrease in power consumption for ventilation over 25%
On a yearly basis: 5 GWh of energy savings
The savings represent 4367 tons/year of coal consumption in average conventional thermal power plant or reduction of CO2 emissions for 1860 tons/year
Considerable noise decrease
Improved productivity due to lower start-up time
Payback time: 11 months

7. Examples from Slovenia - Revoz
Project context
Implementation of motors control in technology
Objective:
Decrease energy consumption!
Expected results
Decrease in overall power consumption over 1-2%
On a yearly basis: 2 GWh of energy savings
The savings represent 1747tons/year of coal consumption in average conventional thermal power plant or reduction of CO2 emissions for 1860tons/year
Payback time: 9 months

8. Energy Efficiency It is a continuous complex process!
1st part - Technology
1a) Low consumption devices, insulation, motor control, lighting control...
Up-grades already working well
1b) Energy and power monitoring, integrated BMS...
Up-grades only random
Supporting programme from state is needed!
Energy Consumption
70%
Efficient devices and installation
Optimized usage via automation
Monitoring & Maintenance
Up to 8% per year is lost without monitoring and maintenance program
Up to 12% per year is lost without regulation and control systems

9. : the architecture of efficiency

10. Energy Efficiency It is continuous complex process!
2nd part – People management
5% could be achieved only by changing behaviour of people
could be done by monitoring and asigned accountability to teams
Continuous EE improvements programmes has to be launched
Responsibility on each level (N, N-1 ...)
Measurement of evolution (KPI dashboard)
But savings could be lost quickly too
Unplanned, unmanaged shutdowns of equipment and processes
Lack of automation and regulation (motors, heating)
No continuity of behaviours

11. Renewables SE leading supplier of energy management for renewables and the smart grid

12. We can make the difference…
But the results are worth it.

13. Make the most of your energy™