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2011 Enterprise Energy and Carbon Accounting (EECA) Software Market Buyers Guide
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Benefits:
- Make the business case for investment using 20 key ECA software features and case studies.
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- Shorten your research time to develop a short list of vendors from the more than 75 vendors covered.
- Learn key questions to ask and implementation lessons from five global firms.
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% 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.

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