家庭用エネルギー表示ユニット市場の発展：パート2

Abstract

This Energy Insights report is the second in a two-part series that examines in-home display (IHD) products that are currently available and their planned upgrades. In-home display devices on the market today are now moving from a utility-centric model, helping the utility control and achieve better demand response during peak events, to a customer-centric model, allowing the customer to respond at the level of energy use they are comfortable with.

"Improvements in wireless and wired devices are giving impetus to control and management in energy efficiency. With the recent approval of the ZigBee home automation standard, more functionality for both the utility and the consumer will be added," says Karen Blackmore, program director of customer operations strategies, Energy Insights. "Additional standards for smart energy usage and for industrial and commercial building automation will further propel the market and have greater applicability to commercial entities." As more smart meters are installed across North America, the next generation of IHDs will have greater functionality to take advantage of the two-way communications inherent in those systems.

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• Energy Insights Opinion
• In This Report
  • Brief Description of the Solution
• Situation Overview
  • Introduction
  • Evolution in Energy Efficiency Options
  • The Competitive Landscape
  • Table: Selected Vendors Offering In-Home Display Devices
  • Segmenting the Market
• The Market Players
  • Systems Built Primarily for Individual Home Automation
    • Control4
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
    • San Vision Energy Technology
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
    • Tendril Networks
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
  • Utility-Centric Devices
    • Aclara
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
    • Cellnet+Hunt
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
    • Comverge
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
    • Energate
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
    • Honeywell
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
      • Commercial Status and Deployment
  • Wireless or Wired Systems
    • Echelon
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
      • Cost
    • KLG Systel Ltd.
      • Description
      • Installation
      • Company and Experience
      • Differentiating Features
• Future Outlook
  • Market Trends
• Essential Guidance
  • Actions to Consider
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • Appendix: Vendor Contact Information
  • Table: Selected Vendor Contact Information
  • Synopsis