Market Survey of the Energy
Industry 2000/2001
Introduction
The energy marketplace is
changing as we enter the new millennium. In an effort to provide market trends, the
Association of Energy Engineers conducted a comprehensive survey of its members. Based on
756 respondents, the survey shows the impact of deregulation on energy management
programs. This reference is divided into three sections.
Section 1 is an overview of
the energy management industry and shows the results of energy management programs,
technologies which are being considered for future adoption and the potential for further
savings.
Section 2 offers a
comprehensive salary survey of the industry and indicated average income of energy
professionals and bonuses received.
Section 3 is a comprehensive
survey of electrical and gas purchasing programs and the criteria for selecting an energy
provider.
In each section, details are
presented about how different energy professional, from consultants to utilities suppliers
to end users, answered the various questions.
There is no question that
this survey includes up-to-the-minute energy market trends and provides information to
help professionals in their careers as well as in strategic planning for their companies.
Table of
Contents
1. Overview of the Energy
Management Industry.
2. Results of Salary Survey.
3. Electric, Gas Purchasing and Energy Services Results.
Annotation
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In the most comprehensive
survey of the energy and restructures utility marketplace, 756 members of the Association
of Energy Engineers responded to questions about their vision of the future of this
industry. This reference provides the strategic directions organizations need to take to
stay competitive in the new millennium.
A comprehensive section of
the survey deals with energy procurement and includes details on customer satisfaction
with existing suppliers, criteria for changing suppliers, who is responsible within the
organization for making the final decision on energy purchases, services that utilities
and energy service companies need to provide, and the results of downsizing on customers.
The survey also addresses
energy-efficient equipment and details how much potential still exists for installing new
equipment, future energy equipment procurement plans, which technologies offer the best
potential, and issues which will have the biggest impact on the energy profession by the
year 2001.
The survey contains details
according to respondent categories which includes utility and energy suppliers, energy
users, ESCOs, equipment suppliers and consultants. Detail survey breakdown illustrates how
each respondent category answered each question.
PTR Overview
This book is an important
planning tool which provides indispensable information on market trends shaping the energy
industry. KEY TOPICS: Overview of the energy management industry. Comprehensive salary
survey of the energy industry. Survey of electrical and gas purchasing programs. A
comprehensive section of the survey deals with energy procurement and includes details on
customer satisfaction with existing suppliers, criteria for changing suppliers, who is
responsible within the organization for making final decisions on energy purchases. The
survey also addresses energy efficient equipment and details how much potential still
exists for installing new equipment, future energy equipment procurement plans, which
technologies offer the best potential and issues which will have the biggest impact on the
energy profession by the year 2001.
99 pages