2016 Energy Efficiency Indicator SurveyGlobal Summary

The 2016 Energy Efficiency Indicator Survey queried 1,243 energy and facility management executives about current and planned investments, key drivers, and organizational barriers for improving energy efficiency

24% 13%13%25% 25%U.S. Brazil China Germany India

33%C-Level

26%Vice-Presidents

23%Owner/Poprietor

Job Titles

18%Managers/Other

33%C-Level

26%Vice-Presidents

23%Owner/Poprietor

Job Titles

Countries

18%Managers/Other

Demographics60%Commercial

25%Industrial

13%Institutional

Industries

5%Other

60%Commercial

25%Industrial

13%Institutional

Industries

5%Other

Interest in energy efficiency is at an all-time high

81%BRAZIL

Organizations paying more attention to energy efficiency

2013 2016

37%

50%

Investment in energy efficiency will increase globally in 2017

68% U.S. 82% Brazil85% China48% Germany 89% India

Almost two-thirds of U.S. organizations now have a carbon reduction goal

2007 11%

41%

64%

2013

2016

U.S. ORGANIZATIONS - CARBON REDUCTION GOAL

Organizations are recognizing the multiple benefits of energy efficiency

20132016

79%

82%Cost Reduction

20132016

41%

68%Energy Security

20132016

40%

67%Customer Attraction

20132016

35%

64%Greenhouse Gas Reduction

20132016

42%

63%Reputation/Brand

20132016

39%

60%Government Policy

20132016

35%

59%Employee Attraction

20132016

27%

58%Investor Expectations

Organizations rating as extremely or very significant

Financial capacity and technical expertise continue to be barriers to investment

ChinaGermany

IndiaBrazil

US

Lack of awareness about opportunities

Lack of technical expertise to

evaluate or execute projects

ChinaGermany

IndiaBrazil

US

ChinaGermany

IndiaBrazil

US

ChinaGermany

IndiaBrazil

US

ChinaGermany

IndiaBrazil

US

Uncertainty regarding savings/

performance Insufficient

payback/ROI Lack of funding

to pay for improvements

6%8%14%8%10%

23%6%26%9%12%

18%28%13%30%19%

28%19%13%7%15%

15%20%23%25%31%

Larger organizations have more options to address financial challenges

Small Organizations

Small Organizations: <100k square feet

Large Organizations

24%

49%Energy specific set asides within capital budget

13%

31%Third-party financing options

12%

31%Energy services agreement or contract

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

Large Organizations: >100k square feet

Heating, ventilation and air conditioning was the most popular improvement over the past 12 months

HVAC improvements

Energy focused educational programs

Building controls improvements

Water efficiency improvements

Onsite renewable energy

Building systems integration

46%

63%

52%

34%

42%

36%

Smart building technology has greater adoption rates by larger organizations located in urban areas

Small Organizations

Small Organizations: <100k square feet

Large Organizations

35%

72%Installed a Building Management System

35%60%

Integrated BMS with lighting systems

32%

60%Integrated BMS with security systems

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

27%

57%Integrated BMS with life safety systems

Small Organizations

Large OrganizationsLarge Organizations: >100k square feet

Larger organizations are twice as likely to invest in smart energy technology

Small Organizations

Small Organizations: <100k square feet

Large Organizations

16%

35%Thermal storage

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

24%

45%Onsite renewable

16%34%

Demand response

17%

32%Electric storage

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

Small Organizations

Large Organizations

11%

28%Distributed generation

Small Organizations

Large OrganizationsLarge Organizations: >100k square feet

20102016

51%

78%Certified, or plan to certify, at least one green building

20132016

15%

42%Willing to pay a premium to lease space in a certified green building

20132016

18%

37%Build out their leased space to high-performance standards

20132016

49%

80%

Plan to achieve nearly zero, net zero or positive energy status for least one of their facilities

There has been a shift from new to existing green buildings, tenant spaces and net zero energy

Over half of organizations plan to have resilient facilities that can operate off the grid in the next ten years

52% U.S. 76% Brazil65% China50% Germany 87% India

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