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Energy Efficiency Future- Energy as a Service Mr. Shalabh Bakshi Vice President, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN Digital Industries, Siemens Mr. Anoop Sharma Energy Management Consultant, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN

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Energy Efficiency Future- Energy as a Service

Mr. Shalabh Bakshi

Vice President, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN Digital Industries, Siemens

Mr. Anoop Sharma

Energy Management Consultant, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN

• Sustainability has always been a part of our Siemens DNA

I won't sell the future

for short-term profit.Werner von Siemens

• Economic: e.g., Corporate Governance,

CRM, Innovation

• Environment:

e.g., Climate change

• Social:e.g., Human Development, OHS

Rating scope

• Governance/ responsibility

• Implementation (management system,

policies, targets)

• Measurement (KPIs)

Investor rating results

Customer rating results

AA

81 pts

78 pts

Coverage in broad global

equity index for many years

• Leading position: #2 in

industry• World Index (top 10%)

• Leading global

sustainability index

• #1 in our industry

• Included in Bloomberg ESG

Terminal, mainly for investors

• Risk score: medium

A-/B-

Prime

57 pts

• A- in Climate Change

• B- in Water• Environmental reporting

and risk management

disclosure

• Overall performance

score over 50/100 points

• Material assessment of

ESG performance

Siemens is constituent

of the VigeoEiris

EUROZONE 120 index

(based on

ESG performance)

61 pts

• Silver recognition level

(top 25%)

• ESG ratings for global

supply chains

No rating

• Mandatory for some customers to facilitate

supplier dialogue on

tender-relevant criteria

Rating criteria

Overview of exemplary investor and customer ratings

Siemens' sustainability performance is well recognized by external ratings and rankings

1) 31.5% of revenue without SE 2) Between 2014 and 2020

Source: SU, all data FY2020 – incl. Siemens Energy

54%Reduction of

Siemens CO2

footprint 2)

44.5%of Revenue

with Environmental

Portfolio 1)

~93%global waste

recycling rate

Sustainability is in our DNA, and we are recognized as a front-runner with proven results

in key areas

~150 million tonsCustomer CO2 emissions

reduced worldwide by our

EP2

Net Zero by 2030For own

operations

Together we must combat climate change as this in one of the most pressing challenges of our time

1) 31.5 % of revenue without Siemens Energy 2) Between 2014 and 2020

Smart solutions for

Manufacturing Plants

Low-carbon community

microgrids

Intermodal transport solutions

Efficient

train fleets

Energy monitoring and

management

Energy-efficient production

processes

Energy Efficiency is a key driver for all industriesSiemens Digital Industries drives sustainability and digitalization jointly...

Process industries Hybrid industries Discrete industries

In fact, Digitalization is transforming the manufacturing industries

“Future energy

sustainability projects

will utilize digital

technologies”

“Digital Enterprise

Integrate Real World

and Digital World”

How do we achieve our sustainability goals:

“A comprehensive sustainability along

with Digital Approach is required to

reduce carbon footprint and provide

for Energy Efficient Future.”Digital

Enterprise

Energy As a Service

End to end- Consulting, Implementation and Optimization

Energy Audits

Energy Efficiency Studies

Energy performance Contract

and Upgrades

Assistance on REG (E) Grant

Energy Management System

(EMIS)

Assistance on EMIS Grant

Energy Consulting

Energy Auditing

- Consultancy Services for

energy audits

- Conduct different levels of

audits

- Shortlist energy efficiency

measures

- Submission of Detailed

energy audit report

Multiple years of experience in conducting detailed

energy audits across manufacturing sectors.

For any successful energy audit the measurements play a key role

CWP SP : 29.5 deg C

CT Fan SP: 30.5 deg C

Baby Powder Manufacturer- Case Study

CWP SP : 29.0 deg C

CT Fan SP: 29.0 deg C

After Set point was Changed the CWP frequency reduced

CW Pump (KW/ton)

before Optimization

0.1481

CW Pump (KW/ton)

after optimization

0.063

Difference in the efficiency 0.0851 KW/ton

Estimated cooling load 1000 Ton

Energy saving per hour 85 KW

Annual energy savings based on 8,400 hours

715,000KWh

Monetary savings per annumbased on 11 cents/KWh

SGD 78,500

No Investment required

Sr. Nr. Category Age of the plant Saving potential

1 Manual Control and little automation,

Barely any energy monitoring,

No instrumentation

15- 20 years High

2 Semi automated, energy monitoring

upstream, instrumentation, little

instrumentation

10-15 Years High

3 Fully Automated, comprehensive energy

monitoring but energy savings not

sustainable

5-10 Years Medium

4 Fully Automated, comprehensive energy

monitoring, energy savings measures

sustainable

New Plants Low

Implementation

Energy Performance Contracting

Solar Panel ManufacturerCooling Water Circuit

6.6 KV SIEMENS VFD (1MW)

Upgrades

ENERGY SAVINGS PER HOUR 285 KW

Annual Energy Savings 2,500,000 KWh

Rate of Electricity SGD 0.10 per KWh

Resultant Monetary benefit SGD 250,000

Payback Period in years 2.2 Years

Improvement month over month

Optimization- Data Analytics On premises/cloud based

How can I generate information from data?

• Flexible KPI/EnPI definition

• User-specific data preparation

• Data Analytics

• Access to the "right" information with one

click

• KPI definition using the drag-and-drop

function and flexible representation (widget)

Display of the data for quick decision-making

Energy Management App

Data analysis with the Chart

Data analysis manageable for all different

user

• From trend analysis until a Multivariable

Regression Analysis

• Integrated directly into the Widget

• Further extended possibilities within the

reporting

Integrated analysis functionalities supports the operator during the daily work

Multivariable regression analysisExample: Chiller

Condenser

Evaporator

100% Load

Temperature Drop 5,6°C COP 30 35 40 45

5 3,3 3,0 2,6 2,3

7 3,4 3,1 2,7 2,4

9 3,6 3,2 2,8 2,4

Condenser 35°C

Evaporator Outlet 5°C COP 30 35 40 45

100% 3,3 3,0 2,6 2,3

75% 3,9 3,5 3,0 2,7

50% 4,7 4,3 3,7 3,3

25% 5,3 4,8 4,2 3,7

Condenser Entering Temperature [°C]

Evaparator

Outlet

Temperature [°C]

Condenser Entering Temperature [°C]

Partial Load

Strong dependency on capacity, condenser & evaporator temperature.

Application

▪ Consulting :

• Comprehensive Energy Audit Report

• Implementation strategy

▪ Implementation:

• Guarantee Energy Savings with Energy performance contracting

• System upgrade

• Shorter Return of investment

▪ Optimization :

• Energy Transparency, KPI’s setting, identify wastages

• Data analytics with energy consumption data available anytime and anywhere

• Energy savings are long term because any deviation is captured by the app

• Applicable to all the plants (Greenfield and Brownfield).

THANK YOUContact Information:

Mr. Shalabh BakshiVice President, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN Digital Industries, Siemens

email: [email protected]: +65 8322 2705

Mr Anoop SharmaEnergy Management Consultant, Digital Enterprise Services ASEAN

email: [email protected]: +65 8127 6093