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Energy and Air Quality Conference
April 5, 2004
Innovative financing, support, and solutions for Implementing Energy Projects
Energy Services Companies
Turn key approach to energy and water conservation
Audits, engineering, project management, construction management, financing, and ongoing measurement & verification of savings
Energy Performance Contracting
A method to make facility improvements paid from guaranteed savings in energy* and operating budgets.
Virginia, Maryland, and the District have passed specific legislation to support Performance Contracting for public agencies.
*Including water and sewer savings.
Typical Building Problems
Inefficient operation Old equipment Ventilation problems Hot and cold spots Noise
Typical Conservation Measures
Lighting retrofits Control system upgrades Building management systems Chiller and boiler replacements Air handling system modifications Distributed generation Renewable energy
Project Development
Client and ESCO agree on general project scope. Utility usage baselined Facilities surveyed for operating characteristics and
conservation opportunities ESCO creates list of recommendations with cost, savings,
and potential financing options. Client and ESCO agree on scope of work Contract is negotiated Financing is obtained Project begins
Project Funding
Budgeted Capital Bonding Municipal Lease ESCO ownership Grants and rebates Other sources
Measurement & Verification
FEMP standards dictate four M&V choices Typical project includes a mix of utility bill
monitoring, metering, and stipulated savings Baseline is established during CEA and is matched
to the expected post implementation M&V approach.
The type of conservation measures and cost will guide the development of the best M&V approach
Project Histories – Solano County, CA Project Size:
• 12 Buildings at 850,000 square feet
Project Cost/Schedule:
• $14.4 Million
• Construction: September 2002 to March 2004
Energy Savings:
• $18,642,700 Utility Savings over 20 year life of project
Scope:•Central Plant Decommissioning
•HVAC Upgrades
•Energy Management Controls Upgrades
•Expansion of Central Water Plant
•Electrical Systems Expansion
•Solar (PV) Roof Installation
•Solar Shade Parking Garage
•Comprehensive Lighting Retrofits
•UtilityVision Energy Information System Installation