Energy Management System (EMS)

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last updated：Dec 09, 2021

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The basic functions of EMS include "visualization," "analysis and diagnosis," and "demand control"!

Set goals regarding energy use and manage and operate actual usage. There are various names for each management target, such as HEMS (Home EMS) for households and BEMS (Building EMS) for commercial buildings. 【Background of EMS】 ■ Global efforts to reduce CO2 - Currently, countries around the world are setting CO2 reduction targets and engaging in various initiatives. - In Japan, the Ministry of the Environment has set goals and visions. ■ CO2 measures in power generation - Since the Great East Japan Earthquake, nuclear power generation has been halted, and much of it has been supplemented by thermal power generation. - The increase in CO2 emissions and fuel costs has also become an issue, and one of the countermeasures has been the promotion of renewable energy, such as solar power generation. ■ Efforts for energy conservation - By engaging in energy conservation, it is possible to reduce CO2 emissions per activity for businesses and households. - As a framework for energy management, functions such as "visualization," "analysis and diagnosis," and "demand control" are provided. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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【Basic Functions of EMS】 <Visualization> ■ Provides a system to visually understand actual usage by measuring, collecting, aggregating, and storing electricity, and then graphing or reporting it. ■ Once actual usage is understood, it becomes possible to set reduction targets and visualize the achievement level against those targets. <Analysis and Diagnosis> ■ Estimates and analyzes electricity consumption by application, and proposes energy-saving measures based on the analysis results. <Demand Control> ■ Automatically controls devices such as lighting and air conditioning to reduce usage (demand) when consumption is likely to exceed target values. ■ While automatic control makes it easier to achieve target values, there are concerns about potential inconveniences in business and daily life, making it important to establish a well-balanced control plan. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.