A San Francisco energy savings challenge for [Business Name] that engages you to reduce energy waste...

A San Francisco energy savings challenge for [Business Name]that engages you to reduce energy waste and become the sustainable

organization your employees and customers want.

Julie Hayes

Photo request: Green Team photo and buiilding operator

Stroupe, Ryan D

that engages you to reduce energy waste and become the sustainable organization that you, your employees and customers want.

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Changing behavior has a successful track record

LITTERING RECYCLING SEAT BELTS ENERGY STAR® APPLIANCES

The power of behavior change

As buildings systems become more and more

efficient, the next best opportunity is improving

how people interact with these systems. Simple

changes in behavior can make a real impact,

especially when the effort becomes collective.

UP TO:

7%

potential for reduced energy consumption annually just by taking simple actions.

EQUATES TO:

70tons of CO2 savings per year for a 200,000 sq ft downtown San Francisco office building

Stroupe, Ryan D

It would be helpful to translate the 7% savings into $.

Stroupe, Ryan D

Tons of carbon is meaningless to most; could this be correlated to removing a number of cars from the road?

Good for your business

SHOWCASELEADERSHIP

2015 CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE• Initiative will be rolled out

across the PG&E portfolio in coming years

• Lead by example in your community

Step Up and Power Down supports initiative to cut energy consumption in half by 2030.

DRIVESUSTAINABILITY

MAKECONNECTIONS

OPTIMIZEEVERY DOLLAR

EMPOWEREMPLOYEES.

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Gregory Johnson

Here's on place where customization would help for large businesses. Reference CSR goals, CEO statements, existing progress and challenges, etc.

Julie Hayes

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Stroupe, Ryan D

Slide should include California AB32 goals

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Join the movement

Collaborative effort

• Multiplies small changes for greatest impact

• Optimizes every dollar spent on energy

• Creates a more sustainable work place

Proven strategies

DEVELOP EXPERTISEin energy saving behaviors that engage employees CELEBRATE SUCCESSinternally and across your industry

BUILD COMMUNITYby working together to meet collective goals

Leading the way

Julie Hayes

they didn't want the community angle here but don't love this yet - any ideas?

Julie Hayes

Next Generation in Energy Savings – do we want an additional slide? Think about for the future

Julie Hayes

add PG&E or CA efficiency track record

Julie Hayes

Call out energy savings

Good for your city

$1 Million to support local environmental projectsWhether you are part of a large corporation or small business, when you

commit to reducing energy waste as part of Step Up and Power

Down, you’ll also help your city achieve a citywide energy savings goal.

If San Francisco hits their target, $1 million will be awarded for use

toward shared environmental goals and sustainability projects.

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Julie Hayes

There will be a dicsussion with Reuben and Erik before we completely pull this slide

Julie Hayes

We may want to not put San Francisco and San Jose on the same slide - one for each presentation

Julie Hayes

make the purpose more specified towards

Stroupe, Ryan D

is the $1 Million for future projects or Step-up, Power-down projects?

Expert resources provided to committed businesses

Experts identify best energy saving actions for your business.

COACHING & SUPPORT

OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT

TRAINING & EDUCATION

MARKETING TOOLKIT

ENGAGEMENT MATERIALS

CUTTING EDGESOFTWARE

Participants receive educational materials and guidance on how the program works.

Your Energy Champions are supported from start to finish.

Participants receive marketing and messaging materials to share success stories.

Cool tools and templates engage and encourage employees.

Energy measurement software tracks your progress and confirms your success.

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1 Orientation

2Baseline

assessment

Action plan3

Implement simple changes4

Track progress and have fun! 5

Share success stories 6

Confirm savings using smart software 7

Stroupe, Ryan D

share success stories with whom?

Stroupe, Ryan D

Have fun? how?

Campaign options to choose from

Turn off lights:

At night

Over the weekend

During the evening

Reduce AC usage

Higher thermostat settings

Don’t cool infrequently used areas

Install Programmable thermostats

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Turn off office equipment

When not in use

At night

Over the weekend

Lights OutCampaign

Power DownCampaign

Keep Your CoolCampaign

Julie Hayes

Let's keep in mind a version for building operators and other audiences

How you play

15MONTH

S

ALLOW access to energy use data and occupant feedback

Timeline

COMMIT by signing theCount Me In form

ENGAGEstaff in planning and training

CREATEand implement your action plan

SHOWCASEyour commitment to your community

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EVENTANNOUNCED

LAUNCHCITYWIDE

TIMELINEITEM

CELEBRATESUCCESS

April2015

June2015

00JAN

2016

00MONTH2016

Julie Hayes

We are going to change this to reflect more of a campaign - measure - campaign - measure - will create visual that speaks to this

Julie Hayes

We may want to create a separate slide for timeline. Rebecca will need to do this so i have placeholder content here for Jan - Dec 2016

Getting started

TodaySay yes

• Sign Count Me In• Pick a start date• Get excited!

Date: Plan and engage

• Establish baseline• Set your target• Recruit your team

Date:Launch and start saving

• Company kick-off event• Pick your campaigns• Start saving

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Julie Hayes

Remove exclamation points

Julie Hayes

Pledge vs. signing up

Questions?

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[email protected]

1.866.531.STEP

Julie Hayes

We talked about coming up with some specific questions we wanted to ask them. I can put them in the notes section and more will get added to as this presentation gets miles in front of prospects.

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