Power dissipation is becoming increasingly important as technology continues to scale. This paper describes a way to consider the dynamic, static and shortcircuit power dissipation simultaneously for making complete, quantitative prediction on the total power dissipation of noisy VLSI chip. Especially, this new method elucidates the mechanism of power dissipation caused by the intrinsic noise of deep submicron VLSI chip. To capture the noise dependency of efficient energy design strategies for VLSI chip, the simulation of two illustrative cases are observed. Finally, the future works are proposed for the optimum tradeoff among the power, speed and area, which includes the use of floating-body partially depleted silicon-on-insulator CMOS technology.