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IP-Enabled Energy Management : A Proven Strategy for Administering Energy as a Service.
Title:
IP-Enabled Energy Management : A Proven Strategy for Administering Energy as a Service.
Author:
Aldrich, Rob.
ISBN:
9780470943861
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (504 pages)
Contents:
IP-Enabled Energy Management -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Contents at a Glance -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: A Stake in the Ground -- How Did We Get Here? -- Why Should You Care? -- Collaborate and Conquer -- What You Should Know about Energy -- Where Does It Come From? -- How Is It Used? -- Energy Accounting -- Calculating Your Energy Costs -- Energy Intensity -- Cost Allocations -- Energy Use in the Digital Age -- How Is It Being Used Today? -- Emerging Technologies -- The State of Energy Management Today -- Where Is Energy Management Technology Adoption Today? -- Energy Sourcing -- Renewable Energy -- The Future of Energy Management -- Smart Loads -- Smart Grid -- Where Is Energy Management Headed? -- Chapter 2: Benchmarking -- Understanding the Scope of Considerations -- Understanding Traditional Accounting Frameworks -- Use What Works -- Accessing Benchmark Data -- Getting Permission -- Where to Get It -- Instrumentation Options -- Structuring the Data -- Program Scope -- Benchmark Framework -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3: Assessing Value -- Organizing the Data -- Finding a Database -- Ensuring Data Quality -- Prioritizing Data -- Translating Data Models -- Formulaic Approaches -- Qualitative Approaches -- Presenting the Data -- The Context -- Comparative Models -- Sharing Vision and Goals -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 4: Managing Your Project -- Getting Started -- Drafting a Project Framework -- Building a Team -- Virtual Teams -- Aggregating Resources and Execution -- Project Milestones -- Getting Organized -- Getting Together -- Structuring Your Success -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 5: Building a Pilot Deployment -- Understanding Energy Management -- FCAPS -- FCAPS + E -- Selecting Your Teams -- Defining the Mission and Philosophy -- Creating the Root System -- Determining Hardware Requirements.

Setting Up the Database -- Choosing the Data -- Gathering the Data -- Understanding Energy Domains -- Natural Domain Structure -- Smart Loads -- Energy Domains as Smart Loads -- Selecting Pilot Energy Domains -- Communicating Results -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6: Pilot to Production -- Creating a Production Plan -- Reviewing the Pilot -- Partitioning -- Performing Inventory and Categorization -- Audit Data -- Roles, Ratings, and Tags -- Monitored Data and Baseline -- Implementing Policies -- Passive and Manual -- Active -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 7: Reporting -- Information Review -- Government Mandates -- U.S. Activities -- European Union Activities -- Chinese Activities -- Emerging Nations and South African Activities -- Effectiveness of Government-Mandated Reporting -- Conversion to GHG and CO2 Equivalencies -- Energy Domain Breakdown -- Live, Operational, and Historical Data -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 8: Administering Energy Domains -- Organizing the Energy Domains -- Performing Physical Energy Domain Administration -- Classifying Energy Consumers -- Applying Classifications to Devices -- Specifying Policies -- Static Policies -- Dynamic Policies -- Enforced Versus Suggested Policies -- Implementing Policies -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 9: Making Your Program Sustainable -- Funding Your Program -- Programmatic Funding Models -- Determining Program Placement -- IT Operations -- Facilities and Real Estate Operations -- Choosing a Program Structure -- Centralize It -- Distribute It -- Pay for It -- Program Scalability -- Vision and Execution -- Methodology -- Executive Support -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10: Preparing for the Next Big Thing -- Chart Your Course -- Emerging Technologies -- Water Management -- Cloud Computing and Energy Management -- Data Center Energy Management -- On the Horizon -- Making Energy Usage Visible.

Using External Programs -- Resource Management -- Tiering -- Defining Workloads -- Bringing Power to the Packet -- The Bottom Line -- Appendices -- Appendix A: The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2: Benchmarking -- Chapter 3: Assessing Value -- Chapter 4: Managing Your Project -- Chapter 5: Building a Pilot Deployment -- Chapter 6: Pilot to Production -- Chapter 7: Reporting -- Chapter 8: Administering Energy Domains -- Chapter 9: Making Your Program Sustainable -- Chapter 10: Preparing for the Next Big Thing -- Appendix B: Links and Resources -- Useful Software -- Topical Resources -- Research, Analysis, and Educational Resources -- Online Tools -- Glossary -- Index.
Abstract:
Extend Your Energy Management Capabilities Managing energy usage via a company network allows you to create an energy management program that can be scaled company-wide, and this unique book shows you just how to do it. Through step-by-step instruction and real-world case studies drawn from the expert author team's own experience at Cisco, this book lays out an IP-based energy management strategy to optimize resources, dramatically increase energy savings, and significantly reduce your carbon footprint. How do you establish energy management across multiple functions, such as compute, network, and storage while preparing for building infrastructure convergence? How do you set up energy domains on a network? How do you bring this all together into one unified energy program-then deploy it, manage it, and measure results? Find the answers in this timely guide. Consider energy in terms of risk, cost, and resource management Gather raw data on where your company is now and set up benchmarking Create strategies across multiple stakeholders and goals, including facilities, IT, security, and sustainability Establish and administer energy domains Review the basics of energy accounting, measure results, and set up reporting See how to make your program sustainable and prepare for the future.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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