The Contribution of Energy Efficient Lighting to Sustainable Cities - A triple win for citizens, environment and economy - Harry Verhaar

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1 The Contribution of Energy Efficient Lighting to Sustainable Cities - A triple win for citizens, environment and economy - Harry Verhaar Senior Director Climate Change & Energy, Philips Lighting Sustainable City Finance, Urban Age Institute, NYC 7 th January 2010

2 Global Economic Crisis Triple threat or triple opportunity? Climate Change Energy Crisis 2

3 Energy & Climate Change Four drivers for action Rising energy prices Climate change / Kyoto Security of Supply Economic Growth Our value proposition Energy Efficient Lighting Solutions 81% 19% Potential savings 40% NortAm Global Lighting Other electricity use Electricity cost/yr (Bio ) CO 2 emissions/yr (Mio tons) Barrels of oil eq/year (Mio) Power plants (at 2TWh/yr)

4 Outdoor: street lighting Pay Back improvement HPL 125W vs Cosmo White 60W Pay back in years 9,0 8,0 7,0 6,0 5,0 4,0 3,0 2,0 1,0 0,0 0,10 0,12 0,16 0,2 0,24 Energy Price in Number of lamps 100 Burning hours 4000 Pay back in years; system renovation Pay back in years system + controlled dimming Pay back in years; lamp&gear only Acceleration of renewal rate at shorter pay back periods Pay-back times are becoming more attractive with increasing energy prices 4

5 Energy efficient lighting: a triple win End-users: lower costs, better quality light Environment: lower energy usage, lower emissions Economy: lower costs, greater competitiveness, green jobs

6 Cities and buildings The opportunity Cities are responsible for 75% of global total energy consumption Public and commercial buildings represent 60% of lighting electricity consumption Street lighting 15% of lighting electricity consumption

7 Philips supports renovation Assessment tools & methodologies Energy assessment by Philips staff Certified ESCO audit Products & system solutions Lighting design Product portfolio Installation; maintenance Financial packages Financing Utility rebate assessment Tax documentation Cost segregation

8 Real revolution in lighting LED brings 50% energy savings or more 8

9 Marriott Custom House Tower - Boston, USA Requirements for lighting: Restore night time image of landmark building Maximize energy efficiency while minimizing maintenance Solution: 125 LED luminaires Philips Color Kinetics ew Blast Powercore and ew Graze Powercore Metal halide fixtures from Philips Lightolier Energy savings of 67% ew Blast Powercore ew Graze Powercore 9

10 Bullring centre, Birmingham, UK Lighting requirements: Promote the centre s public image Create an entertaining shopping experience Solution: ew Cover Powercore (White) icolor Cove QL (RGB) LED City Wing 85% reduction in energy consumption ew Cove Powercore icolor Cove Ciry QLWing 1010

11 Rundbau, Gerling Konzern - Cologne, Germany Renovation of 40 year old landmark building Requirements for office lighting: Enhance the characteristic round architecture Offer comfort to employees Maximize energy efficiency Solution: TL-5 luminaires (Arano) with Omnisense Presence detection Daylight regulation Energy savings of up to 70% 11

12 Generali office building, Champs Elysées, Paris Requirements for lighting: Improve users well-being Innovative design Reduce operating costs Solution: 422 recessed LED luminaires Spot LED 1x K2 Spot LED 3x K2 World s 1 st building lit entirely by LED Spot LED Spot LED III 12

13 Groningen / Eindhoven The Netherlands DynaDimmer - Groningen Energy Saving streetlighting Dynamic dimming during the night 1 Mio kwh energy saving Ministerbuurt - Eindhoven CitySpirit LED; Energy saving 70% First residential area with LED streetlighting in the Netherlands 13

14 Public Lighting Enhances the Liveability of Cities Public Lighting Supports City Branding 14

15 Let s get started Lighting can play a big role in creation of sustainable liveable cities We invite everyone to do more: we have the technologies, people and products Two priority areas Communication / Public opinion Implementation projects The time to act is now

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