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    Cisco Public Confidential 40% of buildings studied had problems with HVAC equipment. More than 28% of the electricity used in California commercial buildings is for air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation. At least 10% of this energy is wasted due to excessive run time and problems in the HVAC equipment and controls.

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    Cisco Public Confidential 40% of buildings studied had problems with HVAC equipment. More than 28% of the electricity used in California commercial buildings is for air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation. At least 10% of this energy is wasted due to excessive run time and problems in the HVAC equipment and controls.

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    Cisco Public Confidential 40% of buildings studied had problems with HVAC equipment. More than 28% of the electricity used in California commercial buildings is for air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation. At least 10% of this energy is wasted due to excessive run time and problems in the HVAC equipment and controls.

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    Energy Efficiency

    Across the Enterprise:


    The Role of Information and
    Communications Technologies to
    Eliminate Hidden Energy Waste

    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Cisco
    Confidential
    Public 1
    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 2
    Problems

    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Cisco
    Confidential
    Public 3
    Hidden Waste and Inefficiency
    “Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
    showed that 40% of buildings studied had problems with
    the HVAC equipment, 1/3 had HVAC sensors that were not
    functioning properly, and 15% were missing specified
    equipment.”
    Piette 1994

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    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 5
    “More than 28% of the electricity used in California
    commercial buildings is for air-conditioning, heating, and
    ventilation. At least 10% of this energy is wasted due to
    excessive run time and problems in the HVAC equipment
    and controls.”

    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 6
    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 7
    ENERGY MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

    Why is this a problem?

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    Air Handling
    Indoor Exhaust Cooling Elevators
    Air Unit Halon
    Air Quality Fans Towers Lighting Diffusers
    Filters Controllers Smoke System
    Cameras Services Zone
    Detectors Heating VAV
    Control
    Cooling SolarPV Units Units
    Fans Panels
    Coils

    Dampers

    Cameras

    Intrusion
    Detectors

    Electric,
    Card
    Gas,
    Readers
    Heating
    Access
    Fire Alarm Parking
    Management Pumps Thermostats/ Vending Machines
    Panels Rack/Server IDF!PDU Garage
    Controllers Humidistats
    Operators
    Chillers & Station Water Systems
    Chemical
    Water Control
    Boilers
    Equipment Vintages from 15 Years to
    Presentation_ID
    Computer Room
    AirAllHandlers
    © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. rights reserved. Cisco Public
    Present is Common 9
    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Cisco
    Confidential
    Public 10
    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 11
    The Intelligence Powering the Energy Internet

    Energy Supply

    Web Services Curtailed Rate

    Information Building
    Technology Systems

    Demand Response Analytics

    Energy Demand
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    ENERGY MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

    Does Anyone Care?

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    4% Increase in Energy Consumption in 2008
    2008 2007 2006 2005

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    Presentation_ID © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 15
    ENERGY MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

    Where do I begin?
    What are the possibilities?

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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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    The Network as the Platform for
    Sustainability
    Secure and
    Any-to-Any Intelligent +Smart, Standards
    Connectivity Self-healing Based
    Systems

    Building and IT systems Automated Open API and standards


    Energy supply Continuous IP Based
    and demand Commissioning
    Web Services enabled
    Cisco® EnergyWise Sustainable

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    Enabling New Applications

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    Leveraging Web Services to Eliminate Hidden Waste
    Utilization Reporting

    DESIRED RESULTS

    "  Lower energy costs by dynamically adjusting capacity to needs


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

    KEY CAPABILITIES Performance Reporting

    "  Correlating historic usage requirements to make informed decisions regarding


    appropriate 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

    FEATURED SOLUTION – Valence Energy


    Control & Power Management

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    Smart Loads for a Smart Grid

    Cloud
    Services
    Refined Load 2012+
    New layer of
    Management
    Strategic Business Value

    intelligence
    2011+ balancing
    supply and
    Time Based
    Pricing Focus on how to demand -
    2010+ respond to that responsive
    signal to accomplish forecasting,
    Demand refined load load shaping
    Response management in
    Time-based pricing commercial facilities
    1990’s and price responsive
    commodity
    Reducing
    peak load for
    utility benefit

    Time

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    BVA Process

    Site Architecture
    Customer
    Assessment Solutions Pilot process
    Success
    and simplified
    Criteria and Metrics
    Business
    Case

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