Johan Tulen

Lisse (NLD)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

SAFETY4PEOPLE

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Location: Lisse
Industry: Technology/Web
Year Founded: 2010
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (profitable)
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Description: Dear Mrs. / Mr. , We are an company from the Netherlands and developed an Energy Management System. This unique, end-to-end solution addresses the energy management needs of multiple grid stakeholders by engaging and empowering consumers to reduce or shift their energy use during peak times. S4P Energy Management System is an obvious win-win-win, for you, for the customer and the environment. Trust SAFETY4PEOPLE as your ally to combat today’s intense challenges of mounting energy costs, increasing demand and the uncertainties of the growing supply of green power generation. Our SAFETY4PEOPLE energy management system (EMS) allows customers to take control providing the ability to easily view, monitor and manage energy usage through intuitive demand response, energy monitoring and automation. The U.S. Department of Energy predicts that by 2030, residential electricity demand will increase between 16 and 36 percent above current levels. And, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) estimates that by 2017, peak demand for electricity will jump 135,000 megawatts — equivalent to the current amount of power used by the entire western half of the U.S. Residential electricity currently accounts for over 21% of the grid use. In Europe this will be the same or, even more. With steady, intensifying growth, this translates to grid overloads and expensive capital investments to expand power generation. In times of legislative change, new variable sources of generation, stressed electrical grids, environmental concerns, aging facility infrastructures, and uncertain site authorizations, you need innovative, smart, results-driven solutions that address ever-changing energy needs. SAFETY4PEOPLE is committed to being your partner for residential demand management delivering an end-to-end solution that transforms the energy landscape. Integrating the right energy efficiency programs and systems can actually help delay the need for new infrastructure, and generation, while eliminating carbon emissions. When we combine almost 96% of homeowners willing to change their energy usage behaviour, with SAFETY4PEOPLE energy solutions, we see a very bright future. Together, we can redefine power usage through Active Energy Management and with smart grid technology that benefits everyone. We are looking for an invester to help us to make this EMS system to a great succes. I'm looking forward to hear from you. With kind regards, Johan Tulen Gladiolenstraat 31 2161KM Lisse the Netherlands Tel. +31 (0) 252 416 295 Amid historic volatility in energy prices and heightened concern about energy security and climate change, energy management and energy efficiency are hot topics. Tens of millions of smart electric meters are slated for deployment in the next few years, in addition to a broad array of other smart grid enhancements. And consumer interest in energy issues is higher than it has been in decades. According to a new report from Pike Research, this groundswell from consumers, together with a strong push from electric utilities, will create a substantial market for home energy management systems and energy information displays (EIDs), which the firm forecasts will include 28.1 million users worldwide by 2015. “Energy information displays are the face of the smart grid,” says managing director Clint Wheelock. “These systems will provide consumers with an unprecedented level of visibility into, and control over, the consumption of electricity within their homes, providing a significant opportunity for efficiency improvements and cost savings.” Wheelock adds that EIDs will provide important tools for utilities, as well, who will utilize them for more efficient management of power generation and distribution, including dynamic pricing and load control during periods of peak and off-peak demand. Pike Research forecasts that in-home display devices will be the largest EID category, with 14.4 million units shipped by 2015. Web-based dashboards will also be a major category with 11.1 million users, followed by mobile phone energy applications with 2.6 million users. Pike Research’s report, “Home Energy Management”, offers an in-depth look at the global market for energy information displays including in-home display devices, web dashboards, and mobile energy management applications. It analyzes the drivers of supply and demand in the market, explores the principal technology issues, profiles the offerings and strategies of the leading vendors, and presents a forecast of the global market through 2015. An Executive Summary of the report is available for free download on the firm’s website.