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Comprehensive Guide to Energy Monitoring and Targeting Strategies

This detailed guide by Kevin Cardall from NIFES introduces the essential concepts of metering, monitoring, and targeting for energy management. Learn about technologies, analysis, reporting, and practical steps for effective energy efficiency strategies.

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Comprehensive Guide to Energy Monitoring and Targeting Strategies

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  1. Metering, Monitoring & TargetingKevin CardallNIFES

  2. Introduction • MM&T • Metering • Monitoring • Analysis & Reporting

  3. Introduction • Fiscal monitoring • Devolved budget • Things go wrong

  4. If it can go wrong, it will - and it will cost you

  5. Steps towards M&T

  6. Metering • What to measure • Technology

  7. Metering – What to measure • Building Regulations • 90% to be accounted for • Risk • Ease of detection • Auto/Manual controls • Capacity • Cost • £4,000

  8. Metering - Technology • Pulse • Optical • Meter download • Smart Meters • Signature Analysis

  9. Monitoring • Collate data sources • Manual • Frequency • Accuracy • Utility data • Portable monitor • Communications methods

  10. Monitoring - Communications • Hard wired • Telephone Line • BMS • Elec network • LAN • SMS/GSM • Radio

  11. Analysis & Reporting • Principles • Targets • Reporting • Profile Analysis • Benchmarking • Software

  12. Analysis & Reporting - Principles • Regular monitoring • Continuous records • Driving factors • Degree Days • Occupation • Regression analysis

  13. Analysis & Reporting - Targets

  14. Analysis & Reporting - Targets

  15. Analysis & Reporting - Targets

  16. Analysis & Reporting - Targets Intercept: Before = 225,000 kWh After = 235,000 kWh Saving = £10,000 pa

  17. Analysis & Reporting - Targets

  18. Analysis & Reporting - Reporting

  19. Analysis & Reporting - Profile Analysis • Helps to identify • Peak loads • Out of hours use • Recurring loads

  20. Analysis & Reporting – Benchmarking • Published figures or comparison of similar buildings • Future savings potential identified to bring buildings to “good practice” • Target areas of need • Avoid over-investment • Compare buildings on same site/different sites

  21. Analysis & Reporting – Benchmarking • Broad brush • Annual figures only • Often dated

  22. Analysis & Reporting – Software • Hold data • Fiscal • Manual reads • ½ hourly • Selective regression analysis • Cusum • Overspend league table

  23. Summary • Regular monitoring • Driving factors • Regression analysis • Overspend League Table • Benchmarking • Profiling • Action • Not just energy • Saving

  24. GIL65 – Metering Energy Use in new non-domestic buildings GPG310 – Degree Days for energy management CTC713 – Advanced metering fro SMEs CTV027 - Metering Summary – Further Information

  25. Questions “Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little” Edmund Burke 1729 - 1797

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