Building Energy Management: Applications and Global Markets 2021-2026

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

• Study Goals and Objectives
• Reasons for Doing This Study
• Scope of Report
• Intended Audience
• Information Sources
• Methodology
• Geographic Breakdown
• Analyst's Credentials
• Custom Research
• Related Reports

Chapter 2 Summary and Highlights

• Select Insights from Industry Leaders

Chapter 3 Market Background and Technology Developments

• Building Energy Management
• Various Terms Related to Building Energy Management
• Importance of Energy Management
• Background of Energy Management and Energy Management Systems
• Aspects of Energy Management
• Building an Energy Management Process
• Energy Management Systems
• Building Energy Management Software
• Energy Management System Purchasing Factors
• Basic Analysis and Terminology for First-Party and Third-Party Service Providers
• Energy Consumption Scenario
• Energy Consumption in Commercial Buildings
• Contribution of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence to the Building Energy Management
• Advantage of IoT in Building:
• Steps toward Reducing the Emission of Greenhouse Gases from Buildings
• Conventional Method to Decrease the Consumption of Energy in Buildings
• Global Market Dynamics
• Market Drivers
• Market Restraints
• Market Trends
• Market Opportunities
• Impact of COVID-19 on the Market for Global Building Energy Management Systems

Chapter 4 Global Market Analysis by Segment

• Introduction
• Energy Management System Functionality
• Energy Measurements in a Building
• Benefit of Cloud Services in Real Estate
• Lighting Systems (Hardware)
• Applications
• HVAC Systems
• Energy Management Software
• Software Brands
• Global Market for Building Energy Management by System Component
• Data-as-a-Service and 5G Technology Leading to the Internet of Things in Building Energy Management Systems
• Solar Power in Building Energy Management Systems
• Building Automation and Control Systems
• Autonomous Grid Shaping the Global Demand for Building Energy Management Systems
• Global Market for Building Energy Management by Connectivity Type
• Global Market for Building Energy Management by End-User Sector
• New Management Technologies To Make a Building Smart
• Digitalization of Physical Assets
• Insight-as-a-Service
• Prioritization of Tenant Comfort
• Energy Management System Type Based on Building Size
• Building Energy Management for Healthcare Facilities
• Government Regulations and Standards
• Spending and Investments on Sustainable Buildings
• Government Support in the Installation of Building Energy Management Systems
• Global Market for Building Energy Management by Region

Chapter 5 Key Developments and Patent Analysis

• Key Developments in the Global Market for Building Energy Management
• U.S. Patents on Building Energy Management Technologies

Chapter 6 Ranking of Players in the Global Market for Building Energy Management

• Ranking of Leading Global Players

Chapter 7 Company Profiles

• ABB
• Accenture
• Accruent
• Azbil Corp.
• Buildingiq
• Cisco Systems Inc.
• Emerson Electric Co.
• General Electric
• Hitachi Ltd.
• Honeywell International Inc.
• IBM
• Johnson Controls
• Schneider Electric
• Trane Technologies Inc.
• Other Players

Chapter 8 Associations, Agencies and Regulatory Bodies

Chapter 9 Appendix: Abbreviations and Acronyms

List of Tables
Summary Table: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Region, Through 2026
Table 1: Energy Management System Purchasing Factors, by Decision Input
Table 2: Energy Management System, Monitoring Types and Operations
Table 3: Energy Management System, Analysis and Diagnostics
Table 4: Energy Management System, Control Types
Table 5: U.S. Average Building Area, by Building Type, 2018
Table 6: U.S. Commercial Building Space, by Region, 2018
Table 7: Data Requirements and Calculation Procedures of Building Performance Metrics
Table 8: Technical Barriers and Goals in the Implementation of an Advanced Building Energy Management System, 2030
Table 9: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, Through 2026
Table 10: Americas Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, Through 2026
Table 11: European Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, Through 2026
Table 12: Asia-Pacific Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, Through 2026
Table 13: Middle Eastern and African Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, Through 2026
Table 14: Energy Management System Types and Their Benefits
Table 15: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, Through 2026
Table 16: Americas Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, Through 2026
Table 17: European Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, Through 2026
Table 18: Asia-Pacific Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, Through 2026
Table 19: Middle Eastern and African Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, Through 2026
Table 20: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, Through 2026
Table 21: Americas Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, Through 2026
Table 22: European Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, Through 2026
Table 23: Asia-Pacific Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, Through 2026
Table 24: Middle Eastern and African Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, Through 2026
Table 25: Energy Management Features According to Building Size
Table 26: Standards and Initiatives for Reducing Energy Consumption, by Country
Table 27: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Region, Through 2026
Table 28: Key Developments by Major Manufacturers, January 2020–September 2021
Table 29: U.S. Patents on Building Energy Management Technologies, by Company, 2021
Table 30: Global Market Ranking, by Manufacturer, 2019
Table 31: Johnson Controls Performance, by Business Segment, 2019 and 2020
Table 32: Small-Scale Players in the Building Energy Management Market
Table 33: Building Energy Management System Associations and Public Sources
Table 34: Abbreviations and Acronyms Used in This Report

List of Figures
Summary Figure: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Region, 2020-2026
Figure 1: Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions, by Transport Type, 2018
Figure 2: Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions, by Transport Mode and Vehicle Type, 2000-2070
Figure 3: Benefits of Energy Management System
Figure 4: Total Floor Space and Number of Workers, by Principal Business Activity, 2018
Figure 5: U.S. Commercial Building Lighting Use, by Bulb Type, 2018
Figure 6: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by System Component, 2020-2026
Figure 7: Americas Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by System Component, 2020
Figure 8: European Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by System Component, 2020
Figure 9: Asia-Pacific Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by System Component, 2020
Figure 10: Middle Eastern and African Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by System Component, 2020
Figure 11: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, 2020-2026
Figure 12: Americas Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, 2020
Figure 13: European Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, 2020
Figure 14: Asia-Pacific Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, 2020
Figure 15: Middle Eastern and African Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by Connectivity Type, 2020
Figure 16: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, 2020-2026
Figure 17: Americas Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, 2020
Figure 18: European Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, 2020
Figure 19: Asia-Pacific Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, 2020
Figure 20: Middle Eastern and African Market Shares of Building Energy Management, by End-User Sector, 2020
Figure 21: Global Market for Building Energy Management, by Region, 2020-2026
Figure 22: Hitachi Ltd. Revenue Share, by Business Segment, 2020
Figure 23: Honeywell International Inc. Revenue Share, by Business Segment, 2020
Figure 24: Schneider Electric Revenue Share, by Region, 2020

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Executive Summary

A building energy management system is connected to a building equipment (e.g., HVAC, lighting, water heater, elevator) to manage energy consumption. A building energy management system manages the energy consumption and sends alerts pertaining to faults in any equipment to the building owner’s mobile or monitoring system. Building energy management systems are becoming the identity of healthy buildings, as they display the certifications related to building health. Smart equipment attracts investors. The commercial building sector is the most opportunistic sector in the global market, as these energy management systems help building, facility and asset managers to track the energy consumption in their buildings, as well as to maintain comfort levels.

COVID-19 has created new business opportunities in building energy management systems because the post-pandemic density of workers present in the corporate companies has been reduced die to the work from home option. Building managers must ensure comfort levels from low employee number strength to high employee number strength. Building energy management plays crucial role, as it can automatically manage the output of power according to the demand. During the peak hours, it will automatically take energy stored in the battery so that the business can run efficiently throughout the day.

Based on solution the market is divided into three segments: hardware, software and services. Hardware is the basic necessity to activate any building energy management system, but technology is shifting toward wireless due to the integration of the internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) in the conventional technology. Consumers are therefore shifting toward wireless-type systems that can be operated with mobile phones due to the cloud platform. Software is used for converting machine language to the readable language and for active building automation systems. The software segment is expected to grow in the coming five years due to the rising awareness of smart buildings, as well as government policies and regulations for energy conservation. The last part of system solution segment is service. The service segment includes third-party service providers, as well as the entities that install building energy management systems.

“Old building” or “retrofitting” applications comprise the eye-catching segment for investors because there is a wide variety of customers in the global market. Some purchase products for 20 to 30 years, whereas others purchase products based on subscription. A subscription may be monthly, half yearly or years in length. The price of the product and service in this industry is determined per point or per connection, meaning the number of the connections with building equipment can increase the overall price of a building energy management system. A preplanning of a building is required for a new system. Government permission is also required. According to the construction planner, a building takes time 12 months to 18 months to construct. Therefore, the new building segment is expected to be a low revenue generator compared to the retrofitting segment.

The wired and wireless connectivity is combined for a building energy management system. The wired segment is projected to dominate the global market during the forecast period due to its reliability and strong connection abilities. Wired systems are used in hospitals and defense buildings due to the frequent connectivity between building equipment. Hotel and retail applications have shown positive adoption of wireless technology, mainly in guest rooms. A hotel’s key building equipment is connected with a wired system, whereas the room equipment is connected with wireless technology.

Companies Mentioned

• ABB
• Accenture
• Accruent
• Azbil Corp.
• Buildingiq
• Cisco Systems Inc.
• Emerson Electric Co.
• General Electric
• Hitachi Ltd.
• Honeywell International Inc.
• IBM
• Johnson Controls
• Schneider Electric
• Trane Technologies Inc.