15. 3P-Strategy – An Integrated Complete Solution Power Quality Monitoring Power Management Power Quality Solutions
16. Benefits of Smart Energy Management Systems Basic energy metering & reduction of energy cost Power quality monitoring & PQ improvement Demand management (reduction of peak loads) Cost centre management, e.g. tenant sub-billing Stable energy supply: e.g. auto alarms Overall efficiency: Increasing utilization factor
73. Application – Financial Summary Investment for the Smart Energy Management System: (including power analyzers, communication, IT) 230 000 € Investment for Solutions: (incl. max. demand, dynamic PFC, active harmonic filter, …) 455 000 € Total Investment: 685 000 € Saving of Energy cost: Reduction of maximum demand charges 75 000 €/p.a. Reduction of energy sourcing from the spot market 50 000 €/p.a. Reduction of kWh consumption 180 000 €/ p.a. Reduction of maintenance cost: 45 000 €/ p.a. Reduction of drives and equipment failures: 75 000 €/ p.a. Saving due to avoiding production stops: 70 000 €/ p.a.* Total Savings: 495 000 €/p.a. Return of investment: 1.4 years (*) Comparatively low figure considered as it was not very clear before the installation of the SEMS which production stops were related to PQ problems! Probability is high, that this figure could be five times higher.
74. Application – Client Summary Dr. Schmidt, Factory Engineer, summarized as follows: “This energy management project shows that often, like in life the root causes are not that simple to identify and require intensive work, but the hard job pays off and over the long term earns a lot of money for the Company. Overall we are very satisfied with the SEMS, especially the Janitza electronics UMG measurement devices and the software provided by Janitza. Furthermore the after sales service as well as the application support was most important for the successful conduction of this project! As we are a global enterprise we are now thinking about the next step, introducing a global SEMS including all of our production sites across four continents.”
81. Benchmarking of various production lines in a factory, buildings, factories of an international enterprise, shops of a commercial enterprise (e.g. Mc Donalds)
86. Active control of loads with devices such as UMG604 (e.g. light control in an office tower, switch off all lights during night, active air-condition control with the temperature input, time control of large compressors to avoid peak loads at critical busy times of the day, ...)