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Energy Efficiency as a business case for
companies
Oliver Golly Head of Strategic Development and Corporate Affairs at E.ON Connecting Energies
New E.ON – the partner of choice for energy solutions
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Key trends in the energy
sector …
… will be embraced by the Future E.ON were the customer
will play a key role
Decarbonisation,
Sustainability
Decentralisation &
individualisation
Digitalisation of
the energy sector Internationally leading provider of large
and mid-scale wind & PV solutions
Renewables
Benchmark for network performance
and the new DSO integrator role
Energy Networks
Leading provider of customer solutions for
the new energy world
Customer Solutions
Climate protection and energy cost savings are at the top of
the agenda of many businesses and public-sector institutions
How can I cut my energy bill?
How can I reduce my CO2 footprint?
How can I ensure security of supply?
What does the new energy world imply for my company?
How can I achieve ambitious environmental objectives?
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Manage energy
consumption
A strong focus on
energy data & analytics
to realize energy
consumption savings
across different
technologies
Energy Efficiency
> 32,000 site
connections
E.ON Connecting Energies provides integrated energy
solutions to industrial, commercial and public customers
Generating energy
efficiently
On-site generation incl.
e.g. engines, turbines,
boilers, fuel cells
Entire value chain:
design, engineering,
procurement, financing,
installation, operation &
maintenance
On-site Generation
> 660 MW installed
capacity
Optimising and
monetising flexibility
Additional revenue or
savings through
identifying, aggregating
and marketing flexibility
embedded in on-site
generation units,
controllable loads and
others
VPP & Flexibility
> 280 MW of flexibility
under contract
Providing flexibility
Save costs of
customers’ energy bill
through avoiding
production losses via
back-up generation,
reduced grid and peak
power charges
Energy Storage
~ 240 GW of new storage
capacity to be installed
overall globally by 2030
Energy Consulting
Designing and delivering integrated energy solutions
Case study: Marks & Spencer
Our solution
E.ON’s EMC connects to BEMS of 550 stores
E.ON creates a single data platform accredited to
ISO 50001 and manages alarms and exceptions
24x7 from the EMC
E.ON provides an embedded team of over 10
energy managers to work on site and manage
efficiency improvement projects for M&S
Our Customer
One of the UK’s leading retailers with 550 department
stores nationally and ambitious targets to reduce
energy use under the so called “Plan A”.
32% reduction in
LFL energy use
Achievements
Help M&S over-deliver
on Plan A targets.
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Requirement: A clear, stable and coherent target setting
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Target setting
Energy industry
Society
Long-term framework with
clear targets
Compatibility with ETS and
renewables
Energy audits should go
beyond recommendations
Technology neutral
approach
Case study: Goodyear
Our solution
Energy Performance Contract covering six plants in
Europe
We design, install and operate highly-efficient
heating, ventilation, compressed air and lighting
systems
Goodyear pays us a share of savings that are
actually being achieved
Our customer
Goodyear is one of the world's leading tire producers
operating 51 plants around the globe
30-89% reduction of
energy cost
Our achievements
Delivery of
fully underwritten
energy savings
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Requirement: Smart Financing to unlock untapped
efficiency potential
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Energy industry
Society
Make efficiency measure
bankable through:
Standardisation
Simplification
Flexibilisation
Aggregation
Certification
Financing
Case study: Evonik
Our solution
Highly-efficient combined-cycle gas turbine
(CCGT) power plant at Evonik’s chemical park in
Marl, Germany
It was developed, financed and built by E.ON and
operated is by Evonik
The plant has a power generating capacity of
60 MW and a thermal capacity of 100 MW
Our customer
Evonik is one of the world leaders in specialty
chemicals. Its activities focus on the key megatrends
health, nutrition, resource efficiency and globalisation.
89% Our achievements
CO2 savings of
280,000 tons per year
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fuel efficiency
Requirement: Make the market fit for flexibility
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Flexibility
Energy industry
Common rules in ordinary EU
legislation
Foster the right for self-generation
considering fair system cost sharing
Replace regulated prices by scarcity
pricing and dynamic (grid) tariffs
Promote a smart sector coupling
Creating a predictable, stable efficiency market framework
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Flexibility
Energy industry
Financing Target setting
Make efficiency measure
bankable through
Standardisation
Simplification
Flexibilisation
Aggregation
Certification
Long-term framework with
clear targets
Compatibility with ETS and
renewables
Energy audits should go
beyond recommendations
Technology neutral
approach
Common rules in ordinary EU
legislation
Foster the right for self-generation
considering fair system cost sharing
Replace regulated prices by scarcity
pricing and dynamic (grid) tariffs
Promote a smart sector coupling
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THANK YOU!