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ENERGY STAR ® Portfolio Manager Measure and Track Building Energy Performance Bob Sauchelli, Program Manager, ENERGY STAR U.S. Environmental Protection Agency April 27, 2012
Transcript of ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager Measure and Track Building
ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager Measure and Track Building
Energy Performance
Bob Sauchelli, Program Manager, ENERGY STAR U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
April 27, 2012
Agenda
• ENERGY STAR for Buildings • Overview of ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager • Drivers of Benchmarking • Disclosure Trends • Translating Information into Action • ENERGY STAR Certification
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ENERGY STAR Markets
Over 16,000 Partners across a range of sectors… • Commercial
Buildings • Industrial Plants • Qualified Products • Residential
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What is ENERGY STAR for Buildings?
• EPA voluntary climate protection partnership with energy users and service and product providers
• Helps organizations measure, track, and improve energy performance
• Helps organizations save energy and money and protect the environment
• Brand recognition - 80% of Americans
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ENERGY STAR Buildings Partners
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ENERGY STAR Buildings Program Milestones
In the past decade: • 250,000 buildings measured
energy performance • 5,600 organizations joined
as partners • 17,200 buildings earned the
ENERGY STAR across 50 states
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• Assess Energy Performance
• Set Goals
• Implement Projects
• Document Savings
• Recognize Achievements
A Strategic Approach to Energy Management
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What is ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager?
• Free, online, benchmarking tool for buildings • Tracks energy intensity, cost, emissions • Normalizes for weather, operating hours, occupant
density, and other characteristics • Offers measure of whole-building actual energy
performance via easy to understand 1 to 100 score • Provides ENERGY STAR building certification
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Is 60 MPG high or low for this automobile?
Is 90 kBtu/SF/YR high or low for this building?
Fuel Efficiency: MPG
Energy Performance Score: 1 to 100
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Portfolio Manager Benchmarking
All Space Types
• Address • Year Built • At least 12
months energy data
K-12 School
• SF • # Walk-in
refrigerator freezer units
• # PC’s • Open weekends
Y/N • Cooking Y/N • High School Y/N • % Heated • % AC
Office
• SF • # Workers • Op. hrs. • # PC’s • % Heated • % AC
Supermarket Grocery
• SF • # Workers • Op. hrs • # Walk-in
refrigerator freezer units
• Cooking Y/N • % Heated • % AC
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User-Friendly Inputs
Medical Offices Office Buildings
Hospitals
Warehouses
Dormitories
Supermarkets
Courthouses
K-12 Schools
Bank/Financial Institutions
Hotels
Wastewater Treatment Plants*
Retail Stores
Building Types Eligible to Receive an ENERGY STAR Score
Houses of Worship
Data Centers
Senior Care Communities
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Document and Communicate Improvements In Client Buildings
ENERGY STAR Buildings Are A Market Differentiator
Commercial Real Estate properties: • Save $.50 sq/ft (on average) • Consume 35% less energy AND • Savings persist over time • Occupancy/tenant retention is higher • Savings leveraged into higher asset
value upon disposition
Kats & Perlman, 2006
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Activity Continues to Grow
Over 17,000 buildings certified as ENERGY STAR
Over 250,000 buildings benchmarked
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• Energy costs • Corporate citizenship and recognition • Green buildings and GHG mitigation • Utility programs and Incentives • Federal government leasing requirements • Energy disclosure legislation and regulation
What’s Driving Benchmarking?
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Purpose of disclosure: • Increase transparency of building performance • Encourage energy efficiency improvements in
buildings • Grow clean energy job market Tool: Portfolio Manager is the standard
Disclosure and Energy Benchmarking
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Disclosure: Online Travel Sites Marketing “Green” Properties
Disclosure: CoStar Database
Meet State and Local Energy Benchmarking Policies For Clients
Jurisdiction Public Buildings Private Buildings Disclosure Utility Data Requirement
State of California √ √ Transactional √
State of Hawaii √
State of Michigan √
State of Ohio √
State of Washington √ √ Transactional √
Austin, TX √ √ Transactional
Denver, CO √
New York, NY √ √ Annual
San Francisco, CA √ √ Annual
Seattle, WA √ √ Transactional √
Washington, D.C. √ √ Annual
West Chester, PA √ Annual
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Benchmarking Legislation Is Gaining Momentum Nationwide
Image used with permission of the
Institute for Market Transformation
http://www.buildingrating.org/sites/default/files/documents/US_Rati
ng_Map.pdf
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Charts used with permission of the Institute for Market Transformation See http://www.buildingrating.org/sites/default/files/documents/IMT-Building_Energy_Transparency_Report.pdf
Policy Impact Projection on Building Area (in Square Feet) by Jurisdiction
Policy Impact Projection on Number of Buildings by Jurisdiction
Legislation: Driving the Market for Efficiency
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• Free, independent, third-party government tool • National, accessible, consistent platform • Delivers whole-building energy performance based
on actual utility data • Data sharing option available
– Automated Benchmarking System (ABS) can facilitate the upload of utility data
Why Policymakers are Choosing Portfolio Manager
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Communication channels to drive compliance: • Local and state government agencies • Building owners and managers • Universities • Associations and NGOs • Energy service providers
Driving Compliance
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• Conduct low cost “pre-audits” of building energy use
• Identify under-performing buildings to target for energy efficiency improvements
• Establish baselines to set goals and measure progress
Beyond Compliance: Improve Building Energy Performance
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Source
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OwnerID
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OwnerTypeID
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opportunities where there is the greatest potential for whole
building improvement
Invest Deeper
Opportunities for low-cost improvements will
yield savings
High Return Invest
Reward & Learn High scoring buildings offer best practices for
replication
Identify Priorities for Upgrades Across Building Portfolios
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Follow A Strategic Approach For Building Upgrades
Benchmark Benchmark Benchmark Benchmark Benchmark
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Earn the ENERGY STAR Certification for Commercial Buildings
• Recognition for top energy performance • Over 17,000 buildings have earned
the ENERGY STAR to date • Geographic mapping of all certified
buildings online
50 1 75
National Average
Superior Energy Management!
1 to 100 Energy Performance Scale 100
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The ENERGY STAR Building Certification Application Process
Submit • Applicant
submits all verified materials to EPA
Verify • Site visit by LP to
verify data, indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and lighting levels (ASHRAE)
• Visit can be performed by someone who
reports to the LP • LP stamps
application
Benchmark • Score a 75 or
higher in Portfolio Manager
• Applicant begins the application in Portfolio Manager
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Key Roles and Responsibilities of the Licensed Professional
• Verify that all building information supplied to EPA and entered in Portfolio Manager is accurate
• Verify that the building is fully functional in accordance with ASHRAE standards – Indoor air quality – Thermal comfort – Lighting levels
• Assess whether a healthy and comfortable work environment exists in the building
• Stamp / Sign ENERGY STAR application
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Maintain Top Performance
• Based on 12 months of actual operating and utility data
• Eligible to reapply one year later
• Statement of Energy Performance (SEP) provides documentation
• EPA audits selected ENERGY STAR certified buildings
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ENERGY STAR Resources for Licensed Professionals
• LP Directory: PEs and RAs who have performed verifications for certified buildings
LP Guide LP Training –
Coming in April Portfolio Manager
training available
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Become an ENERGY STAR Partner
• For NEBB: Join as an association partner in the ENERGY STAR Buildings Program to deliver resources to members
• For member companies: Join as an ENERGY STAR service and product provider (SPP)
• Benefits: – Enhance visibility and credibility – Access pre-qualified markets – Customized technical support, guidance, training – Access ENERGY STAR logo, marketing materials – Earn recognition for successes!
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Join the SPP Partnership
Service and Product Provider
Type Partnership Requirements
Overview Featured ENERGY
STAR Partner Listing
SPPs – Existing commercial buildings: Companies assisting clients in benchmarking commercial buildings, improving performance, and earning recognition, using ENERGY STAR tools.
Use Portfolio Manager to benchmark at least 10 buildings, or earn at least one ENERGY STAR certification for a client building in the last 12 months.
Most Active Service & Product Providers Directory
Associations with SPP membership: Associations whose memberships offer energy efficiency services or products for commercial, industrial, or institutional buildings.
Encourage members to use ENERGY STAR tools and become ENERGY STAR partners.
Service and Product Provider Associations
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Questions?
Contact the ENERGY STAR SPP Team: [email protected]
For More Information
SPP Resources: www.energystar.gov/sppresources Portfolio Manager: www.energystar.gov/benchmark
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