イベント開催報告 エネルギー・環境
CIGS エネルギー環境セミナー "Cloud - enabled energy efficiency - an opportunity or a threat?"
2017年9月4日（月）
16:00
～ 17:30
開催
会場：キヤノングローバル戦略研究所 会議室3
その一方で、省エネを阻害する別の要因として、プリンシパル・エージェント問題があります。これは設備投資するアクターと光熱費を支払うアクターが異なる場合に、全体として経済合理性のある省エネ投資であっても実現されないという問題を指します。
ICTを活用する新しいエージェントが参入することで、新たなプリンシパル・エージェント問題が引き起こされる可能性が問題提起されました。ICTは単に省エネをもたらすとは限らず、より注意深い検討が必要なことが分かりました。
（左からマイヤー氏、杉山氏）
開催概要
題目："Cloud - enabled energy efficiency - an opportunity or a threat?"
発表者：アラン・マイヤー(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
モデレーター：杉山 大志 （キヤノングローバル戦略研究所 上席研究員）
開催趣旨
New methods to deliver energy services through the Internet are rapidly appearing. These services include managing thermal comfort, peak electricity demand, energy storage, renewable energy, and transportation. These services are made possible by cheap computation available in the "cloud".
New businesses insert themselves between customers and traditional suppliers. Their strategy for success involves collecting much more data about customers and then offering new services based on that data. Some firms, such as Uber and Nest, have expanded so rapidly that they are already mature services, many others are still fine-tuning their business models, and others have already failed.
Electricity supply companies have exploited big data from smart meters to offer more personalized energy efficiency and other marketing programs.
The outcomes, however, are mixed. While energy use in buildings has declined, transportation energy and congestion has continued to increase.
プログラム
ProgramPDF：325KB
発表資料および説明資料
アラン・マイヤー 発表資料PDF：1.50MB
アラン・マイヤー 発表原稿PDF：317KB
発表者紹介
アラン・マイヤー
Alan Meier is an Energy/Environmental Policy Senior Scientist/Engineer, in the Building Technology and Urban Systems Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA.
He received Energy & Resources Ph.D. Univ. of California, Berkeley 1982; B.A. Chemistry & Economics, UC Berkeley, 1974.
Internationally, Alan Meier worked four years as a Senior Energy Analyst at the International Energy Agency in Paris. He has been a consultant for the World Bank, Federal Trade Commission, IEA, McKinsey, and others.
He studies how people and equipment use energy and opportunities to reduce energy consumption. He has been successful in leading many energy efficiency campaigns. Above all, he was the key researcher in the global campaign to save standby power less than 1W for all electric appliances.
