2011 Enterprise Energy and Carbon Accounting (EECA) Software Market Buyers Guide
Want to move beyond spreadsheets to manage carbon data but are confused by the large number of vendors?
Organizations are increasingly tracking, reporting and managing greenhouse gas emissions using Enterprise Energy and Carbon Accounting (EECA). Groom Energy and Greenbiz.com have teamed up to give you a clear understanding and analysis of this rapidly expanding market.
This report is the most comprehensive available today, based on meetings, demos, and analysis with 32 software vendors. Sustainability leaders and directors of EHS and facilities can shorten their research time with this vendor report.
Dynamics of the vendor market:
• Worldwide unit sales of ECA software are rising sharply, from 50 in 2009 to 200 in 2010. Six hundred companies are projected to buy solutions in 2011, a 300 percent increase over 2009.
• In 2010, firms raised $11 million in investment, down from $47 million in 2009. There were no acquisitions in 2010, following an active 2009.
• As energy rose in prominence, traditional energy management providers stepped up to assist customers with carbon reporting needs, such as EnerNOC, Johnson Controls and Summit Energy.
