Abstract
This research service reports on key developments in building energy management systems and technologies. It also gives an insight into technological trends, drivers and challenges and emerging application segments within this sector.
Table of Contents
1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Research Scope and Methodology
- Research Scope
- Research Methodology
- Technology Snapshot and Key Findings
- Technology Snapshot--Building Energy Management Systems
- Key Findings
2 BUILDING ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS VIEWPOINT
- Technology Primer
- Heating; Ventilation and Air Conditioning
- Lighting and Control Systems
- Technology Integration and Benefits
- Security; Fire and Emergency Systems
- Internet Protocol Infrastructure
- Technology Implementations
- Application in Commercial Buildings
3 ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY/MARKET ADOPTION FACTORS
- Technology/Market Drivers; Restraints and Challenges
- Drivers
- Challenges
- Analyst Insights
- Building Construction Trends
- Current Technology Trends and Recommendations
4 ASSESSMENT OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BUILDING ENERGY MANAGEMENT SECTOR
- Corporate - North America
- Efficient Lighting Technologies for BEMS
- Corporate - Rest of the World
- Modular Preprogrammed Controllers
- Flexible Energy Management through Softwar
- Integrated Building Energy Management Solutions
- Distributed Lighting Control Systems
- Internet-Based Building Controls
- Wireless Sensor Systems for Buildings
- Advanced Control Systems for Building Management
- Design and Integration Solutions for BEMS
- Energy Management and Information System for BEMS
5 PATENTS AND KEY INDUSTRY PARTICIPANTS
- Recent Patents
- Issued Patents
- Published Patents
- Key Industry Participants
- North America
- Rest of the World
6 DECISION SUPPORT DATABASE
- Decision Support Database Tables
- Carbon Dioxide Emissions - North America (1999 - 2009)
- Total Electricity Installed Capacity - North America (1999 - 2009)
- Number of Commercial Buildings in North America (2002-2012)
- US Housing Units--Statewise (2002-2012)
- New Construction Value by Public and Private in the United States (2003-2013)
