OPENING PLENARY SESSIONDateline 2030: How could the future energy
landscape impact the business of energy efficiency?
@toSaveEnergy #EEGlobal
KATERI CALLAHANPresident
Alliance to Save Energy
@KateriCallahan @toSaveEnergy
Welcome to EE Global 2014!
Kateri Callahan
President, Alliance to Save Energy
Policy Leaders
Environmental
Groups
Academia
BusinessLeaders
What is the Alliance to Save Energy?
Mission:
To promote energy
efficiency worldwide to
achieve a healthier
economy, a cleaner
environment, and greater
energy security.
Organization:
• Staff of 40+ professionals
• 36 years of experience
• $10 million annual budget
• Recognized as a premier
energy efficiency
organization
What is the Alliance to Save Energy?
Sen. Susan
Collins
(R-ME)
Sen. Chris
Coons
(D-DE)
Sen. Ed
Markey
(D-MA)
Sen. Lisa
Murkowski
(R-AK)
Sen. Rob
Portman
(R-OH)
Sen. Mark
Pryor
(D-AR)
Sen. Jeanne
Shaheen
(D-NH)
Sen. Mark
Udall
(D-CO)
Sen. Ron
Wyden
(D-OR)
Rep. Michael
Burgess
(R-TX)
Rep.
Ralph Hall
(R-TX)
Rep.
Steve
Israel
(D-NY) Rep. Adam
Kinzinger
(R-IL)
Rep. Paul
Tonko
(D-NY)
Rep. Peter
Welch
(D-VT)
H O N O R A R Y V I C E C H A I R S
C H A I R M E N
Nonprofit organization headquartered in U.S.; operations worldwide
Sen. Mark
Warner
(D – VA)
Jorge Carrasco
Seattle City
Light
Board of Directors
Thomas Kuhn
Edison Electric
Institute
Terry
McCallisterWashington Gas
Dave McCurdy
American Gas
Association
Earle O’Donnell
White & Case LLCMichael
McQuadeUTC
Rose McKinney-James
McKinney-James &
Associates
Jane Palmieri
The Dow Chemical
Company
Tom King
National Grid US
Kemel Dawkins
Michigan State
University
Helen Burt
PG&E CompanyPaul Camuti
Ingersoll Rand
Bruno Biasiotta
Philips Lighting
Americas
Iain Campbell
First
Vice-Chair
William Von
HoeneExelon
Second
Vice-Chair
Frank Murray
Secretary
Carolyn Green
EnerGreen Capital
Management
Treasurer
Tom Dreessen
EEPIC
Roger Duncan
University of
Texas
Mayor Robert
FosterLong Beach, Calif.
Anthony Eggert
UC Davis Policy
Inst. Energy,
Enviro. & Econ.
Erwin Furukawa Tom Grumbly
Lockheed Martin
Dave Hopping
Siemens Industry
Inc.
Jeff Eckel
Hannon Armstrong
Sustainable Infrastructure
Capital Inc.
Robert Pratt
GreenerU
Dave Szczupak
Whirlpool
Sue Stratton
NW Energy Efficiency
Alliance
Fred Stephan
Johns Manville
Susan Tierney
Analysis Group
Jim Pauley
Schneider
Electric
J. Heath Shuler
Duke EnergyKevin Self
Johnson Controls
Working With and Across All Sectors
of the EconomyBusiness ▪ Government ▪ Public Interest
Continuing the Tradition of
Building EE Capacity
Building Codes Assistance Project
2013 GraduateSoutheast Energy Efficiency Alliance
2011 GraduateEuropean Alliance to Save Energy
International Steering CommitteeNorth American Representatives
Dr. Robert Dixon, Team Leader for Climate & Chemicals, Global Environment FacilityDavid Goldstein, Energy Program Co-Director, Natural Resources Defense CouncilMark Hopkins, Director of International Energy Efficiency, UN FoundationMichael Howard, President & CEO, Electric Power Research InstituteLisa Jacobson, President, Business Council for Sustainable EnergyElizabeth McDonald, President and CEO, Canadian Energy Efficiency AllianceMichael Melaniphy, President, American Public Transportation AssociationClay Nesler, Vice President, Global Energy and Sustainability, Johnson Controls Inc.Bill Ritter, Director, Center for the Clean Energy EconomyAshok Sarkar, Senior Energy Specialist, The World BankDave Szczupak, Executive Vice President, Global Product Organizations, Whirlpool CorporationLisa Tryson, Director, Corporate Communications & PR, Danfoss North America
European Representatives
Sergio Andreis, Director, Kyoto ClubAmit Bando, former Executive Director, International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC)Paolo Bertoldi, Principal Administrator, European Commission DG JRCStefan Buettner, Senior Advisor & Researcher, The Scottish ParliamentHeinz Dürr, Chairman of the Advisory Board, EEPMonica Frassoni, President, European Alliance to Save EnergyMichael Geissler, Chief Executive Officer, Berlin Energy AgencyMartin Hiller, Director General, Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP)Miriam Maes, Founder & CEO, Foresee ConsultingChristoph Spesshardt, Deputy Chairman of the Board, DENEFFPeter Sweatman, Chief Executive, Climate Strategy & Partners
African/Middle Eastern Representatives
Dr. Nawal al-Hosany, Director of Sustainability, Masdar City, UAEIgnatius Anyanwu, Energy Technology Specialist/Energy Program Specialist, Department of EnergyBarry Brendenkamp, General Operations Manager, National Energy Efficiency Agency, South Africa
Asian/Pacific Representatives
Thomas K. Dreessen, Chairman & CEO, Energy Efficiency Project Investment Company, Limited (EEPIC)Peter du Pont, Vice President, Clean Energy – Asia, Nexant AsiaGabrielle Kuiper, Former Senior Advisor on Climate Change, Energy and Environment, Office of the Prime MinisterZolaikha Strong, Director, Sustainable Energy, Copper Development Association
Latin American Representatives
Odon de Buen, Director General, Comisión Nacional para el Uso Eficiente de la EnergíaArutro Echeverria, President, AEAEEPablo Moreno, Corporate Affairs Director, MABEWilliam Phillips, former Executive Director, Agencia Chilena de Eficencia EnergeticaHamilton Pollis, Executive Director, Latin American and the Caribbean Network for Energy Efficiency
Thank you, Sponsors
EE Global 2014 Audience
• 488 Registrants
• 28 Countries Represented
• High-Level to Drive the EE Agenda Forward
33% Executive Level
35% Decision Makers
• Mix of All Sectors to Hit All the Angles
40% Business/Industry
38% NGOs/Trades/Universities/Nonprofits
22% Government (Federal, State/Local, International)
The Alliance Team Behind EE Global
ANDREAS SCHIERENBECKCEO & Executive Chairman
ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG
@thyssenkrupp_ir
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
17Developing the future.
40% of all energy world wide is consumed in buildings
Elevators consume up to 10% of the total building energy
31%28%
41%
Buildings
Transport Industry
Life cycle cost of a building
Design
& build
Cost
20%Cost 80%
Operation cost buildings 60%Demo
litionEnergy cost buildings 40%
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EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
18Developing the future.
Urbanization
By 2050 urban populations will account for 70%
Development of city population
4.1
6.1
8.0
9.2
1975 2000 2025 2050
70%
30%
100%
Population [bn]
Rural [bn]
Urban [bn]
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EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
19Developing the future.
Increasing height and travel speed
Travel speed > 10
~2,000 feet
~1,000 feet
The 21st century is the first metropolitan century
By 2025 the existing floor space has to be doubled
Since 2000 high-rise buildings (650 feet and above) tripled
Over 180 buildings currently under construction above 820 feet
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
20Developing the future.
$53 bn $71 bn
2011 2013 2016
U.S. elevator market
Market volume: $9.3 bn
Thereof ~75% service market
World elevator market
~5% p.a.
$63 bn
15%
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EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
21Developing the future.
Elevators worldwide: ~36.300 GWh/a
What is the worldwide energy consumption of elevators?
~1.5 x Las Vegas (~23.000 GWh/a)
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EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
22Developing the future.
Who are the energy consumers at elevator systems?
3
Door operator car door
Car operation panel
Machine and brake Cabin lighting
Air condition unit for
cabin ventilation
Drive / Inverter
Controller
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
23Developing the future.
Energy saving potentials* in %
Energy-efficient solutions for elevators
TWIN
Standby solutions,
Destination
selection control
(DSC),…
Door operators,
Regenerative drive
systems,…
LED lights, standby
modus,…
*) Energy savings compared to standard elevator systems
Lighting systems Up to 75%
Drive systems Up to 50%
Software solutions Up to 30%
New
technologyUp to 30%
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
24Developing the future.
104 floors, 73 elevators & 11 escalators
Fastest elevators in North America
(10 m/s)
Elevators operate as power generators
Up to 30% energy reduction through
regenerative drives
1. World Trade Center
Regenerative elevators feed full lightening system of 1.WTC
Elevators as power generators
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
25Developing the future.
Up to 30% reduced space requirements
Up to 50% increased transport capacity
Up to 50% reduced peak power
consumption
Cut electrical loads by half
ThyssenKrupp TWIN systems
Up to 30% lower energy consumption
New elevator technology
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
26Developing the future.
Modernization: How much energy can you save? Where?
90%
65%
30%
25%
Lighting upgrades,
light shutdown, LED
lighting,…
Motor controller,
regenerative drives, roping
configuration
Motor efficiency controllers,
high performing fluids,…
Auto slow down, LED
lighting,…
Cabs
Hydraulic
Escalators
Traction
In the U.S.: ~60% energy consumption in standby modus
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
27Developing the future.
Gearless drives with regenerative power
Modern controls
Improved capacity
LED lighting
Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach Hotel
Energy savings of 56% achieved
Modernization of 40 years of elevators
EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
28Developing the future.
U.S. energy consumption
Facts and figures U.S. elevator market
~5 million existing buildings
~1 million running elevators
Buildings
~48%
Industry
~24%
Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (2012)
Transportation
~28%
~50% older than 20 years
~3.300 GWh/a energy
consumption
(thereof ~60% in standby modus)
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EE Global 2014 | Elevator Technology
Andreas Schierenbeck | Washington | 2014-05-20
29Developing the future.
Developing the future.
Thank you!
DAVE SZCZUPAKExecutive Vice President, Global Product Organization
Whirlpool
@WhirlpoolCorp
DAVE SZCZUPAKExecutive Vice President, Global Product Organization
Whirlpool
@WhirlpoolCorp
HELEN BURTSr. Vice President & Chief Customer Officer
Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E)
@PGE4Me @PGE_Helen
About PG&E
Investing in our Customers
Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (AMBAG) Energy Watch Program Results:
• $7 million dollars in incentives
• Energy savings of 57.5 million kWh, 3.5 thousand kW
and 200,000 therms
• Over 200 municipal facilities benchmarked
Climate and Energy Action Planning:
• Green House Gas Inventories
Local Government Partnerships
Water – Energy Nexus
Zero Net Energy
“Honda House” - Davis, CA
JEFF CASSISSr. Vice President, General Manager Global Systems PLS
Philips Lighting Americas
@PhilipsLight
JANE PALMIERIBusiness President of Dow Building & Construction
Dow Chemical Company
@DowChemical
The Energy Demand and Efficiency Relationship
• Industry is 1/3 of Total U.S. Domestic Gas Demand and 1/4 of Total U.S.
Domestic Electricity Demand
• Building sector energy consumption grew by > 50% between 1980 and 2010
• U.S. energy demand is expected to grow by 7 % by 2035
Global energy demand is expected to increase
by 47% by 2035
Continued improvements in EE are
essential to meeting growing demand
A Sustainable Energy Future
Holistic approach provides companies with benefits and
opportunities around energy efficiency
SENATOR JEANNE SHAHEENU.S. Senate
@JeanneShaheen @SenatorShaheen
OPENING PLENARY SESSIONDateline 2030: How could the future energy
landscape impact the business of energy efficiency?
@toSaveEnergy #EEGlobal