This report provides an analysis of the energy management systems and related global developments. Energy management systems (EMS) have been gradually evolving - transforming from simple EMS that consisted of a clock and thermostats, to modern computer-based control systems or direct digital controls. Current EMS are utilized across different consumer segments covering residential, commercial and industrial consumers. The EMS have been projected as a major means to reduce energy consumption, and are expected to play a vital role in the development of smart grid at the consumer end.

Scope

- Market prospect for companies providing energy management systems
- Key benefits and drawbacks for the energy management systems technology
- Key players in the global energy management systems' industry
- Energy management systems technology overview and segmentations
- Major contracts for energy management systems

Reasons to buy

- Identify key growth and investment opportunities in the energy management systems' industry
- Gain insights on the growth potential offered by energy maangement systems
- Developing strategies for penetrating energy management systems' markets
- Understand the energy management systems' value chain and comanies involved


TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1 List of Tables 1
1.2 List of Figures 1

2 Summary

3 Energy Management Systems – A Changing Technology Landscape
3.1 Evolution of Energy Management Systems 1
3.2 EMS Technology Segments 2
3.3 Key Vendors of Energy Management Systems 4
3.4 Energy Management System Standards 4
3.5 Benefits of Energy Management Systems 5
3.6 Drawbacks of Energy Management Systems 5
3.7 Major Energy Management System Contracts 5

4 Appendix
4.1 Abbreviations 7
4.2 Methodology 7
4.3 Contact Us 8
4.4 Disclaimer 8

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Primary Energy Consumption, the US, Annual Share of Primary Energy Consumption by Residential Consumers, %, 2005-2015 2
Table 2: Primary Energy Consumption, the US, Annual Share of Primary Energy Consumption by Commercial Consumers, %, 2005-2015 3
Table 3: Energy Management Systems, Europe, Prevailing Energy Management System Standards 5
Table 4: Energy Management Systems, Global, List of Contracts, 2011 6
Table 5: Abbreviations 7

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Primary Energy Consumption, the US, Annual Share of Primary Energy Consumption by Residential Consumers, %, 2005-2015 2
Figure 2: Home Energy Management Systems, Schematic Representation 2
Figure 3: Primary Energy Consumption, the US, Annual Share of Primary Energy Consumption by Commercial Consumers, %, 2005-2015 3
Figure 4: Building Energy Management Systems, Schematic Representation 3