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Grocery Chain Achieves Energy Efficiency Through IoT Integration
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
- 传感器 - 触觉传感器
适用行业
- 建筑物
- 公用事业
适用功能
- 设施管理
- 维护
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
- 远程控制
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
客户的产品组合包括多个部门，具有许多不同的楼宇管理系统和种类繁多的硬件。这种情况使得集中能源管理变得异常具有挑战性。
尽管涉及的复杂性，客户需要一个能够实现的解决方案：
- 实时可见性 - 在整个企业的设备级别查看制冷、HVAC 和照明的实时性能。
- 节能 - 符合企业 ROI 要求的节能。
- 主动维护 - 针对已确定的能源和建筑效率机会的主动维护流程。
- 数据采集 - 能够通过测量和验证 (M&V) 流程验证节能。
- 集成 - 能够将多个物联网数据点集成到一个集中式平台中。
客户
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关于客户
客户是一家全国性的杂货零售商，在全州拥有 20 多家知名品牌的 1,900 多家商店。除了减少能源的业务目标外，客户还公开承诺了一系列能源承诺，以减少他们的碳足迹。
解决方案
Phoenix 制定了指导方针，并部署了他们的 Enterprise Data Xchange (EDX) 与 Building Intelligence (BI) 报告的集成，涵盖所有客户的位置和部门。 Phoenix 还建立了一个管理流程，以处理通过 Phoenix 的能源控制措施 (ECM) 确定的机会的订单/调度，其中远程修复是不可能的。
总体目标是通过特定的 ECM 策略减少能源消耗。 EDX 平台还使客户能够申请通过公用事业计划提供的数百万美元的能效激励措施。
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