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市場調查報告書

節約能源商業動向及收益模式調查

Comprehensive Analysis of Energy-Saving Business and Competitive Technologies

出版商 Fuji-Keizai U.S.A., Inc.
出版日期 2006年05月 商品編碼 52084
內容資訊 英文 38 PAGES
價格
US $ 1195 English Version PDF Department License
US $ 1195 Japanese Version PDF Department License
US $ 1995 English Version PDF (Corporate License)
US $ 1995 Japanese Version PDF (Corporate License)


節約能源商業動向及收益模式調查 是由出版商Fuji-Keizai U.S.A., Inc.在2006年05月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含38 PAGES 價格從美金1195起跳。

簡介

美國的電力公司因為電力市場的規範鬆綁而面臨更加激烈的競爭環境。另一方面在私有事業領域的ESCO則是企圖創造節約能源事業最大收益的企業。本報告書將解析該企業的收益模式,在介紹過去業績表現的同時,分析其收益架構。

專門於資訊科技、生物科技、奈米科技3大領域市場調查、顧問服務的美國市調公司Fuji-Keizai U.S.A., Inc. (總公司:New York City),針對美國節約能源商業現況及收益模式進行調查分析及預測,並出版報告書 "Comprehensive Analysis of Energy-Saving Business and Competitive Technologies"

本報告書內容包括:美國節約能源商業中,特別有效利用電力公司,以能源節約及效率為目標的商業活動及ESCO的節約能源營利事業相關報告。內容綱要摘記如下:

※本報告書可購買日文版。購買時,請選擇本頁下方價格訊息處的"Japanese Version" 。

實施概要

第1章 ESCO及節約能源計畫市場及產業結構

  • 電力公共事業的節約能源商業活動及流程
  • 商業活動&流程
    • ESCO的「約定效果」能源節約商業模式的流程圖
  • 節約能源&節約市場的現金流
    • 自主金融(内部金融)
    • 負債金融
    • 借貸及買賣合約
    • 節約能源"表現契約"
    • 電力公共事業/公有資金貼現及資金籌措

第2章 市場中表現活躍的企業

  • 提供能源節約效率計畫的電力公共事業企業的現況
  • 其他提供能源節約效率計畫的電力公共事業企業
    • 擁有節約能源計畫的主要公共事業企業的排名、銷售金額、損益、員工人數
    • 大型ESCO的排名、銷售、損益、節約能源商業

第3章 主要企業合作及競爭關係相關分析

  • 電力公共事業企業
    • 東北公共事業的例子
    • PG&E的例子
    • 東北能源效率聯盟的例子

第4章 主要顧客分類概要

  • 零售及小型商業
    • 零售
    • 小型商業
  • 學校/學院/大學(University)
    • 學校/學院
    • 大學(University)
  • 商業
  • 產業界
  • 聯邦/州/地方政府的設施

第5章 顧客分類中的實際個案研究

  • 共同調查項目
    • 顧客名稱
    • 締約者
    • 資金類型
    • 契約年限
    • 計畫成本
    • 公共事業主導權
    • 每年節約金額
    • 每年節約電力瓦特數
    • 顧客設施類型
    • 其他
  • 零售&小型商業顧客及銷售/收益模式・食品&肉類超市
  • 學校/學院/大學及銷售金額/收益模式
    • 哥倫比亞大學
  • 產業界及銷售金額/收益模式
    • 華盛頓郊區公共衛生委員會(Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, WSSC)節約能源對策
  • 商業大樓及銷售金額/收益模式
    • 四季酒店
  • 聯邦/市政府大樓及銷售金額/收益模式
    • 沃爾特里德陸軍醫療中心(Walter Reed Army Medical Center)

第6章 商業需求規模現況及預測

  • ESCO市場的消費市場動向
  • 節約能源產業・市場規模及預測

第7章 美國電力產業的成長領域及新商業模式

  • 電力市場的規範鬆綁
  • 電力市場的規範鬆綁對能源效率改善及節約能源產生的影響

第8章 創造節約能源商業利益的關鍵因素

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目錄

Abstract

This report describes the current state of the energy-saving business; specifically, we are presenting research results and analysis, based on an energy-saving and efficiency improvement business study of both the power companies and the Energy Service Companies, or the ESCOs.

Power companies in the U.S. are facing fierce competition due to the deregulation of the electrical power market. We tend to think that if the power companies pursue energy-saving policies, it will be akin to putting a noose around their own neck. However, in the situation where an energy crunch exists, rather than investing in a new power generation plant or buying electricity from far away, lowering the power load could be a better solution. Also, if launching new programs for energy efficiency improvement or encouraging use of renewable energy at the state level is thought to be necessary, it is easy to assume the power companies might calculate and conclude that by promoting energy savings, capital investment could be less.

Meanwhile, private sector, for-profit ESCOs -- whose purpose is aiming for the highest revenue -- have established a profit model, and money-making structure, based on past accomplishments. Total energy-saving business revenue for the fourteen ESCOs we studied in this research project was 6, 410 million dollars; eleven ESCOs were profitable, one ESCO suffered a loss, and two ESCOs had results that were unclear. While the vitality of the ESCO business seemed to be on the decline, based on the research findings, we came to the powerful realization and conclusion that the ESCO business is still quite healthy.

This report accurately portrays the U.S. energy-saving business by presenting the power company' s and the ESCO' s approaches, with actual examples to help the reader. We would be most happy if this report helps your business.

Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary

2 Market & Industry Structure of ESCO & Public Funded Energy Conservation Programs

  • 2.1Electric Utility' s Energy Saving Business Operation and Flow
  • 2.2 Energy Services Company (ESCO) Business Operation and Flow
    • 2.2.1 ESCO' s Performance Contracting Energy saving business model flowchart
  • 2.3 Money Flow in the energy efficiency and conservation market
    • 2.3.1 Internal Financing
    • 2.3.2 Debt Financing
    • 2.3.3 Lease and lease-purchase agreement
    • 2.3.4 Energy Savings "Performance Contract"
    • 2.3.5 Electric Utility/ Public funds rebates and financing

3 Market Business Players

  • 3.1 Current Status of Electric Utility for Energy-Efficiency Programs
  • 3.2 Other Major Electric Utility companies with Energy Efficiency Programs
    • 3.2.1 Major Utilities By Ranking, Revenue, P/L and No of Employee having Energy Saving programs
    • 3.2.2 Major ESCO By Ranking, Revenue, P/L and Advantage for Energy Saving Business

4 Major Player' s Alliance Map and Researcher' s Analysis about Competitiveness

  • 4.1 Electric Utility Company Segment
    • 4.1.1 Northeast Utilities Example

5 Major Customer Profile by Industry by Large business share

  • 5.1 Retail and Small Businesses
    • 5.1.1 Retail
    • 5.1.2 Small-scale businesses
  • 5.2 Schools/Colleges/Higher education
    • 5.2.1 Schools/Colleges
    • 5.2.2 Higher Education (University)
  • 5.3 Commercial
  • 5.4 Industrial
  • 5.5 Federal/State/Local Buildings

6 Actual Case Study (10) by Customer Segment

  • 6.1 Retail and Small Business Customer & Revenue/Profit Model
  • 6.2 Schools/Colleges/Universities & Revenue/Profit Model
  • 6.3 Industrial & Revenue/Profit Model
  • 6.4 Commercial & Revenue/Profit Model
  • 6.5 Federal/State/Municipal Buildings & Revenue/Profit Model

7 Business demand Status and Forecast

  • 7.1 ESCO Market Segmentation
  • 7.2 Energy Conservation Industry Size and Forecast

8 Overall Current Growing Areas & New Business Model in the U.S. Electric Power Industry

  • 8.1 Electricity Deregulation
  • 8.2 Impact of Electricity Deregulation on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

9 Key Factors to make a profit of Energy Saving Businesses

List of Tables

  • Table 3-1 Current Status of Electric Utility for Energy -Efficiency Programs (E.E.P)
  • Table 3-2 Other Major Electric Utility Companies with Energy Efficiency Programs
  • Table 3-3 Major Utilities at a Glance
  • Table 3-4 Major ESCO by Ranking, Revenue, P/L and Advantage for Energy Saving Business
  • Table 3-5 Market Share by ESCO Ownership (Categories) in 2005
  • Table 6-1 The Details of Energy Conservation Measures
  • Table 6-2 Energy Conservation Measures
  • Table 6-3 Energy Conservation Measure
  • Table 7-1 ESCO Energy Conservation Projects by Market Segment in 2005
  • Table 7-2 ESCO Energy Conservation Industries Revenue 2000 - 2006
  • Table 8-1 Overview of the U.S. Deregulated Energy Market
  • Table 8-2 U.S. Electric Generating Capacity Margins as of 2001
  • Table 9-1 High Efficient Lighting Measures Used in Energy Saving Projects
  • Table 9-2 High Efficient HVA Measures
  • Table 9-3 High Efficient Motors

List of Figures

  • Figure 2-1 Electric Utility Operation and Flow
  • Figure 2-2 ESCO Business Operation and Flow
  • Figure 2-3 Performance Contracting Business Model Flowchart
  • Figure 2-4 Customer - ESCO Financing Model for Performance Contracting
  • Figure 2-5 Third Party Financing Model for Performance Contract (ESCO-Bank)
  • Figure 2-6 Third Party Financing Model for Performance Contract (Customer-Bank)
  • Figure 2-7 Benefits for Energy Savings Performance Contract Model
  • Figure 2-8 Public Funded Energy Savings Programs Business Model
  • Figure 3-1 Illustration of Market Share by ESCO Ownership in 2005
  • Figure 4-1 Major Players Alliance Map in the State of Connecticut
  • Figure 4-2 PG&E, SCE and SDG&E Alliance Map in California
  • Figure 4-3 Alliance Map of Electric Utilities in Washington Major Players Alliance Map in the State of Washington
  • Figure 6-1 Vendor/Contractor Revenue & Profit Model
  • Figure 6-2 Electric Utility Revenue & Profit Model
  • Figure 7-1 ESCO Energy Conservation Projects by Market Segment in 2005
  • Figure 7-2 ESCO Energy Conservation Industries Revenue from 2000 - 2006
  • Figure 8-1 Restructuring Status of the U.S. Electric Markets in 2006
  • Figure 8-2 U.S. Electric Generation Capacity Margin as of 2001
  • Figure 8-3 U.S. Electric Power Grid
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