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市場調查報告書
B2B能源效率化市場的商業市場機會
Commercial Opportunities in B2B Energy Efficiency Markets
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B2B能源效率化市場的商業市場機會 是由出版商Datamonitor在2009年02月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書價格從美金2795起跳。
本報告書內容包括:促進能源效率化產品及服務的B2B市場調查分析、公共事業・非公共事業企業的行動、各種提供產品・服務、B2B ESCO的特色、有效果財務金融・風險管理等。內容綱要摘記如下:
DATAMONITOR的觀點
分析
- 歐洲自由化及摸索能源效率化服務多樣化道路的公共事業企業
- 超國家(Supranational)團體的法律規範・高能源價格・民意轉換:歐洲相當大的B2B能源效率化市場機會
- B2B能源效率化市場的3大分類:產業・商業・地方政府
- 丹麥:為提供產業・地方政府能源效率化解決方案,Dong成立了TotalEnergi
- Nuon的Energy Solutions Department:致力於發展CHP技術
- 德國:RWE針對地方政府的能源效率化服務
- GDF-Suez的Energy Services Business:歐洲最大的事業
- British Gas:地方政府摸索提昇能源效率化內涵的方法
- B2B ESCO的特色:能源效率化計畫的財務・管理能力
- 為效率計畫提供動力的Siemens的表現合約模式
- 能源效率化計畫財務中跨國組織的重要角色
- B2C市場雖由公共事業企業獨佔,但在B2B市場中活躍的則是非公共事業企業、能源服務企業
- 公共事業企業・ESCO:特別在B2B市場有長期的合作及競爭的歷史
- Dalkia:積極的M&A政策使其在能源效率化服務市場的各區隔市場中都佔有強勢的地位
- 針對泰國Tesco的Schneider Electric服務:實現有效能源管理的IT系統
- Enact Energy:針對地方政府開發的大規模R&D投資
- GDF・Suez合併
- Honeywell的歐洲能源效率化子公司Centraline:提供房屋建設公司環境控制技術
- 有效財務風險管理:能源效率化服務的成功因素
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Abstract
Introduction
End users are under increasing pressure to limit energy consumption, without compromising output. This is a result of high prices, government regulation and public attitudes towards "Green Issues": reducing one' s carbon footprint has risen up the agenda. This brief explains B2B energy efficiency markets in Europe. It compares and contrasts services on offer, from utilities and from ESCOs.
Scope of this research
- Up-to-date data on European B2B energy efficiency markets
- Understanding of market drivers and concurrent growth prospects
- Analysis of utility and ESCO corporate strategies and business models
- Outlook for regulatory framework in Europe
Research and analysis highlights
Concern amongst governments and electorates over climate change has pushed all major energy users and providers to burnish their "green credentials". Unstable security of supply and high retail prices will serve to enhance this trend. As liberalization continues to enhance competition utilities must diversify their energy efficiency services.
The defining feature of B2B ESCOs is their capacity to finance and manage energy efficiency projects. Whereas the B2C energy efficiency market is dominated by utilities alone, non-utility energy service companies have a large presence in the B2B sector, implying either more intense competition, consolidation or Joint Ventures.
Effective financing and risk management is the key to successful energy efficiency services, and thus market expansion depends on transparency and stability. Significant funding for efficiency projects is available from local authorities, central governments, multi-lateral institutions and NGOs.
Key reasons to purchase this research
- Understand the European B2B energy efficiency services sector and build a strategy for capturing a greater share
- Compare and contrast Utilities' and ESCOs' energy efficiency service offerings, across Europe and America
Table of Contents
- DATAMONITOR VIEW
- ANALYSIS
- As European liberalization continues apace, utilities have sought to
diversify their energy efficiency services offering
- Supra-national legislation, high energy prices and shifts in public
opinion have wrought massive opportunities in the European B2B energy
efficiency market
- The B2B energy efficiency market can be broken down into three
sectors: industrial, commercial and municipal
- In Denmark, Dong established TotalEnergi to provide industrial and
municipal energy efficiency solutions
- Nuon' s Energy Solutions Department focused on CHP technology among
business customers, providing a basis for municipal heating
- In Germany, RWE' s municipal energy efficiency service offering focused
particularly closely on brand-imaging
- GDF-Suez' s Energy Services Business is one of the largest operations
of its kind in Europe, spanning virtually all levels of industrial energy
efficiency services
- British Gas sought to raise its municipal energy efficiency profile
through a targeted remuneration scheme in schools and communities
- The defining feature of B2B ESCOs is their capacity to finance and
manage energy efficiency projects
- Siemens' performance contracting model incentivizes efficiency
projects and typifies guaranteed savings schemes
- Multilateral institutions often play a critical role in financing
energy efficiency projects by using ESCOs as an intermediary
- Whereas the B2C energy efficiency market is dominated by utilities
alone, non-utility energy service companies have a large presence in the B2B
sector
- Utilities and ESCOs have a long history of both co-operation and
competition, particularly in B2B markets
- Thanks to an aggressive M&A policy, Dalkia has assumed a strong
position in all sectors of the energy efficiency services market
- Schneider Electric' s service offering for Tesco in Thailand was
premised upon IT systems to enable effective energy management
- Enact Energy invested heavily in R&D to develop a strong offering
to the municipal energy efficiency market
- The merger between GDF and Suez has also seen their subsidiaries
united to forge one of the largest ESCOs in Europe
- Honeywell' s European energy efficiency arm, Centraline, provides
environmental control technologies to residential construction firms
- Effective financing and risk management is the key to successful energy
efficiency services, and thus market expansion depends on transparency and
stability
- ESCOs and utilities face differing challenges in the unfolding global
energy efficiency market
- APPENDIX
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Energy service industry revenues by sector
- Figure 2: Nuon' s heat production by source in Holland
- Figure 3: GDF-Suez Energy Services operates in 17 EU states
- Figure 4: Sample Energy Saver' s Report
- Figure 5: Typical duration of ESCO contracts
- Figure 6: Cost reductions arising from guaranteed savings contract
- Figure 7: Commercial activity accounts for over 50% of Dalkia' s European
revenues
- Figure 8: Total number of ESCO projects in Thailand as of April 2008
- Figure 9: Enact used revenues from municipal work to invest in
commercial projects
- Figure 10: Industrial ESCO market share in Europe
- Figure 11: German building energy passport
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