“Critical Elements for Creating High Performing

Buildings”

“Critical Elements for Creating High Performing

Buildings”

Green Homes and Sustainable CommunitiesSan Francisco - July 20, 2007

Presented by Wayne Waite

Energy Efficiency At HUD:

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Our Housing Stock Is InefficientOur Housing Stock Is Inefficient

*Post 1990 Residential

**1996/97 Residential CA)

+Building

America

+ Energy Star

*Public Housing*Multifamily Pre-1990

Source: *2006 Building Energy Data Book; DOE Representative Annual Unit Cost of Energy for 2005** California Energy Commission ; + Derived from research studies and anecdotal information.

HUD ENERGY ACTION PLANHUD ENERGY ACTION PLAN

Phase II Plan - “Promoting Energy Efficiency at HUD in a Time of Change (august 2006)

25 Actionswww.huduser.org/publications/destech/energyefficiency.html

CORE STRATEGY - ENERGY STAR Standard and Products

CORE STRATEGY - ENERGY STAR Standard and Products

ENERGY STAR New ConstructionHOME Program Construction Specifications - New England Model

HOPE VI Design Charrettes -

ENERGY STAR Product PurchasingRequirement for ENERGY STAR products (Section 151, Energy Policy Act)

Southern California Aggregation Pilot(Partnership: Strategic Energy Innovation, Global Green)

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www.quantityquotes.net

CORE STRATEGY: Energy Efficiency Linkage to Capital Plans

CORE STRATEGY: Energy Efficiency Linkage to Capital Plans

Energy Efficiency Assessments at “Trigger Event”

Public Housing Integrated Utility Management and Capital Planning (Section 151, Energy Policy Act)

Regional Energy Audit Pilot Program(Partnership: PGE, SMUD, Nevada Power, Arizona Public Service)

California Multifamily New Construction (Partnership: Heschong Mahone Group)

Energy Rehab AdvisorEnergy Rehab Advisor

www.rehabadvisor.net

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Input: Property Characteristics

Output: List of Measures

CORE STRATEGY - Capitalizing Energy Efficiency

CORE STRATEGY - Capitalizing Energy Efficiency

Energy Performance ContractingPublic Housing - Leveraged over $350 millionMultifamily Pilot - $12 to $15 million potential(Partnership: Strategic Energy Innovation, housing providers)

Accurate Utility AllowancesEnergy Efficiency Allowances - Over 14 PHAs(Partnership: Heschong Mahone Group)

Project Specific Utility Allowance Model -(Partnership: CEC, CTCAC, Utility Companies)

Potential Financial BenefitsPotential Financial BenefitsBenchmark Operating Revenue and

Debt Coverage Calculations(Assumes hypothetical 50 unit multifamily projects built

> 15% Over Title 24)

Utility Cost Reduction $25 per unit/month

Added Monthly NOI $ 1,250

Added Annual NOI $15,000

Net Available Annual Debt Service (NADS)

$13,636

Additional Debt (Assumes 6.5% interest for15 years)

$130,450

CORE STRATEGY - Ensuring Building Energy PerformanceCORE STRATEGY - Ensuring

Building Energy Performance HUD - National Energy Training Program

Energy Performance Inspection, Verification and Training Models

Nevada Housing Division - Builder Training on Proper Installation Practices and Project Inspection ProtocolArizona Energy Office Partnership - Performance standards and testing for Tax Credit Projects

PIH Utility Benchmarking Initiative

HUD Energy Training Webcast Series

HUD Energy Training Webcast Series

April 12 – Building Operations and Management: The First Step to Energy Efficiency

May 17 – Multifamily Retrofit and Remodeling Strategies

June 14 – Single Family Rehabilitation and Retrofits: Focus on Low Rise Buildings

September 13 – New Construction Techniques: ENERGY STAR Qualified Homes, Green Building, and Beyond

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