What Really is SMART?
Theatre : Strategy, Regulation & Compliance T4D1 Presentations
The word Smart is likely now the most used sales pitch for anything relating to a building. We are told nearly everything we buy has a smart aspect, whether this is a new TV, a heating system, a washing machine or a car. So what actually is smart?
For many years, we as Energy Management professionals have been trying to implement control over energy consuming equipment within our building portfolios. From the installation of a BMS to lighting control systems, we have reduced the unrequired energy consumption of our buildings as low as has been possible. So how is Smart more than control and what do we get from implementing the smart campus concept into both new and existing buildings?
This session will investigate the concept of a Smart building and Smart campus and will highlight what we expect from a smart campus/smart building. The session will explore the balance between what we want, what we ask for and what we can achieve.
Visitors who viewed this session also viewed
Giving Buildings A Heartbeat – IoT At Scale In Retail
This talk will be centred around deploying industrial scale internet of things across thousands of sensors and hundreds of locations. From real-time energy information for individual assets, to intelligent control…
EMA Energy Management Awards 2019
In its 5th year, the EMA Awards aim to give prominence to those leading the energy management industry and inspire others to follow in the same footsteps. The EMA will…
Energy Auditing – All you want to know to make a lasting impact
It’s relatively easy to do undertake an energy audit, but doing it in a way that makes a lasting impact on the energy consumption performance of an organisation, is a…
Closing The Heating & Cooling Performance Gap Through HVAC System Optimisation
Inefficiency is inherent in almost all HVAC systems – both existing and new designs – principally due to over-sizing and design practices based on rules of thumb and ineffective design…
The Nitty-Gritty of SECR Compliance
This session aims to inform attendees about the background and requirements of SECR and give guidance on how to complete the process effectively within organisations. The session will cover: Scope and…
Masterclass: Do we have too much data?
This session will question the common pitfalls of data analysis and offer practical steps towards maximising the savings that can be achieved from the effective use of data. The session…
Implementing Energy Performance Contracts: Successes and Pitfalls
Over the past 5 years, NHS Scotland has implemented three major Energy Performance Contracts across its estate with an overall capital value in excess of £30million. Each project has faced…
Practical use of Wattstor’s EMS for dynamic load management of EV Utra-fast charging hubs
Steven will speak about the projects realised by Wattstor in 2019, where the iMP energy management system has been successfully deployed to perform dynamic load-management of EV fast-charging hubs. Peak-shaving…
Strategic Partnerships That Lead To Savings – How Important Is Data?
This session will discuss how an improved collaboration between Energy Managers, BMS Engineers and incumbent M&E teams can lead to a more efficient operation of buildings. The discussion will focus…
Sustainable finance – key developments in this field. New guidance from IEMA and new developing British Standards
What do we as professionals need to know? This session will provide an introduction to this increasingly relevant and important topic. Greg Chant Hall will provide an overview of Sustainable…
Changes in Regulation Around Battery Storage
Recent changes in regulation mean that battery storage will be able to be metered separately to the MPAN, boundary meter. This will allow trading the services storage can supply, including…
Can you Teach an old Energy Manager New Tricks?
Energy Management has changed over my 30 years of involvement, from manual data collection and manipulation through to the constant wall of information in the multimedia world. The session will…
POC-MAST The innovative grid connection solution
Connecting to the grid can be costly and time consuming, but the team at Freedom have developed a solution which facilitates quicker more cost effective connections on 33kV to 132kV….
Climate Neutrality and driving transitions – Visionary international practice and developments in International standards
A case study with GodEl is the first company in the world which sells climate-positive electricity to its customers. But that’s not enough, as 100% of dividends from GodEl are…
Is Demand Response the key to delivering Net-Zero?
The net-zero era is upon us. Climate anxiety has increased, school children and employees are compelled to strike and, more than ever, global governments are under scrutiny for their environmental…
Demand Side Response – what next?
With the capacity market recently clearing at 77p/kW there are many market players wondering how they can monetise their assets in a market which only appears to be delivering diminishing…
SECR Compliance – The Basics
This session aims to inform attendees about the background and requirements of SECR and give guidance on how to complete the process effectively within organisations. The session will cover: Scope…
Lessons Learnt from the TfL’s Palestra Project
Transport for London (TfL), which runs day-to-day operation of the Capital’s public transport network and main roads, has completed a major energy efficiency savings programme at their Palestra office which…
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting – Compliance Update
Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover an update from key stakeholders of the scheme…
Future Flexibility Markets – removing barriers and creating opportunity to drive zero-carbon operation
As the UK moves to a low-carbon economy, the way we operate the electricity system is evolving. A smart, flexible system that makes the best use of all the energy…
Redefining Business Engagement with Energy to Accelerate Sustainable Development
We are on the road to net zero and climate activism has never been stronger. This session will focus on how engagement with businesses to use energy solutions as part…
Career Path in Energy Management: Lessons Learnt
The session explores the different paths that lead to a career in energy management and what those who have chosen this rewarding career found helpful in their career progression.
The road to Carbon Zero – A customer journey
With pressure mounting on organisations to make the transition to zero carbon, Wakefield Council has declared a climate emergency and is working with energy and services group, ENGIE, to achieve…
SECR Compliance – What To Look Out For!
Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) extends reporting requirements to all large UK companies from April 2019. This panel session will cover the background and requirements of SECR and the…
Future trends and challenges in Cooling
Cooling is central to health, prosperity and recreation, however most cooling is currently energy intensive and uses highly polluting F-gases. As the population continues to boom, the planet warms and…
Featured Exhibitors
Latest news
Latest Case Studies
-
UPS Smart Electric Urban Logistics project 11/12/2019 -
Installing Kelda showers in the poolside area resulted in a 38% reduction in water at the Oasis Leisure Centre 11/08/2019 -
A Positive Prognosis: Lower Energy Consumption and a More Even Indoor Environment at Parexel’s Nottingham Facility 10/17/2019
