what’s the deal 2012 - cbia · 2012-10-19 · what’s the deal 2012. having a plan is important...
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Patrick McDonnell
Director of Conservation and Load Management
The United Illuminating Company
What’s the Deal 2012
Having a plan is important
▪ Do you have a medical plan for your employees?
▪ Do you have a dental plan for your employees?
▪ Do you have a retirement plan?
▪ Do you have a college savings plan for your
kids?
▪ Do you have an energy plan for your business?
Strategic Energy Management
An Energy Plan
▪ Prevailing View: SEM is the next level after all or most of the major capital improvements have been completed
▪ Paradigm Shift: SEM is a philosophy on energy management that transcends more traditional EE measures.
SEM is intended to maximize the operational (including
behavioral) strategies deployed in the facility with the
existing capital, equipment & people.
This includes developing management practices and
electronic energy dashboard reporting to continually
drive down costs.
Strategic Energy Management:
Program Synergies
ECB
Strategic
Energy
Management
and BSC
EO/SBEA
PRIME
O&M
RCx
Focus = Customer
Focus: Customer-Centric Programs(versus Program-Centric Customers)
People
BuildingEquipment
PRIME,
O&MSEM, BSC,
RCx
ECB,
EO,
SBEA
Strategic Energy Management &
Building/Customer Lifecycle
Strategic Energy Management
On-going O&M
Design &
Const.Cx
Tune-up
O&MRetrofits
RCx
Deep Retrofits
Refocused Program Support
Enhanced Comprehensive Efforts
Enhanced Technical Assistance
Enhanced Penetration of Underserved Markets
Strategic Energy Management
Remote Energy Analysis
Enhanced Training
Customer-Focused Incentives
Movement Toward SEMCEEF Programs 5 Years Ago
SBEA - lighting
+ refrigeration
EO/EB - basic
equipment
O&M - fledgling
RCx – only CL&P
Just introducing
comprehensiveness
Sustainability –
What’s That?
Financing –
SBEA, limited
Movement Toward SEMCEEF Programs Today
EO – focus on
comprehensiveness SBEA – multiple
technologies/measures
EB – whole building
performance
Gas projects – EB,
EO,SBEA, O&M
Sustainability:
O&M, process,
behavioral
Programs/tools
expanding
Strategic
PartnershipsBSC
Awareness Forums
Business & Energy Sustainability
(BES)
▪ The next level after all or most
major capital improvements have
been completed
▪ Maximize operational strategies
with existing capital, equipment &
people
▪ Develop management practices
and possibly electronic energy
dashboard reporting
Business Sustainability Challenge
(BSC)▪ A primary component of
customer’s transformation to greater efficiency and sustainability
▪ Employs a holistic approach– Training and education
– Working with medium to large customers
▪ Goal: – Integrate sustainability into
business practices and manage energy, carbon, waste and water as valuable resources
Retro Commissioning (RCx)
▪ Optimizes operation of customer’s facility without installing capital equipment through technical, engineering and implementation support
▪ Requirements:– Min. 100,000 sq.ft.
– Fully functioning Direct Digital Control (DDC) Energy Management System (EMS) that can conduct trending & reporting
– ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager benchmark
▪ See utilities’ web site for program application
PRIME▪ Process Reengineering for Increased Manufacturing Efficiency
▪ Lean Manufacturing Techniques and Kaizen process
▪ Focuses on industrial manufacturing processes
▪ Benefits:– Increase productivity
– Reduce per unit energy usage
– Reduces waste of material, time and transportation
– Reduces inventory requirements
▪ Utility approved contractors:– Events 1 & 2: no cost to the customer
– Events 3 & 4: shared cost - 50/50
▪ Subject to Utility Cap
Operations & Maintenance▪ Improves electrical and natural gas efficiency through changes and
repairs that can be classified as maintenance or operational procedures rather than capital investments
▪ Not intended for: – normal preventive maintenance
– repetitive procedures
– subsidizing major equipment purchases
▪ Incentives available for:– Repair or replace defective steam traps, condensate return, compressed
air systems and
– DDC Energy Management System maintenance
▪ Incentives align with EO program non-lighting measures
Financing
SBEA
Municipal
Small C&I
CHA
PURA
CEFIA/CPACE
Commercial & Industrial Programs
New Construction,
Major Renovation &
Equipment
Replacement
Retrofit
Projects &
Small
Business
Business &
Energy
Sustainability
(BES)
Financing
Energy Conscious Blueprint Program
New Construction
Major Renovation
Equipment
Replacement
Energy Conscious Blueprint
Program
▪ Captures electric and natural gas savings where they are cost-effective; during design
▪ Provides incentives for installing: – Energy-efficient lighting*
– Lighting controls
– HVAC equipment
– Motors
– Refrigeration
– Process equipment
– Gas boilers
– VFDs
* Lighting projects use watts/sq.ft. calculations relative to ASHRAE 90.1-2007 baselines
Retrofit Programs
Energy
Opportunities
&
Small Business
Energy
Advantage
EO Measures
▪ Retrofit Measures
▪ Lighting Measures
▪ Non-Lighting Measures
▪ Comprehensive Project Initiatives
▪ Other Prescriptive measures
Small Business Energy Advantage
▪ Provides incentives to customers who install:– Energy-efficient lighting and/or controls
– Refrigeration controls
– HVAC equipment replacements
– Compressed air systems
– Programmable T-stats
– VFD
– Various Gas measures
▪ Offers 0%, on bill financing for qualifying customers
Municipal Financing▪ 0% interest loans to electric municipality participants
▪ Available for electric and gas measures
▪ On-bill financing
▪ Electric utilities provide funding source
▪ Maximum loan amount of $100,000 per account– CL&P: New municipal cap of $500,000 per municipality per year
– UI: New municipal cap of $400,000 per municipality per year
▪ Maximum Loan term– CL&P: 3 years
– UI: 4 years
New construction/major renovation projects are not eligible
Requires good credit history with utility
Residential Programs
Residential Programs
Home Energy Solutions
- Home Performance with ENERGY STAR
- High Efficiency HVAC
- Heat Pumps
- Geothermal
- Ductless Mini-Split
- High Efficiency Natural Gas Water Heaters
- Quality Installation and Verification
- Heat Pump Water Heaters
- NEW! Natural Gas Furnaces and Boilers
Residential New ConstructionHome Energy Solutions – Income EligibleSmartLiving™ CenterRetail Products – Lighting, Appliances etc..eesmarts™
Clean Energy Communities
▪ In line with the State Lead by Example
▪ Partner with CEFIA
▪ 13 communities signed the Pledge
▪ 10 communities are ready to receive the Bright
Idea Grant ($5k - $15k)
▪ Tremendous Community Involvement
Energy Efficiency Track
Step 1
• Town/city makes pledge to reduce municipal building energy consumption 20% by 2018
Step 2
• Town/city benchmarks municipal building energy consumption
• Create MAP (Municipal Action Plan)
• Reduce energy consumption by annual program requirements
Step 3
• Residents, businesses and town buildings participate in Energy Efficiency Fund programs
• Participation earns points toward Bright Ideas Grants
QUESTIONS???
Thank you!