John Morton

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Southern California Edisons Residential New
Construction Programs

• John Morton
• Program Manager
• Southern California Edison

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Southern California Edison

• One of the countrys largest investor-owned
  utilities
• 50,000 sq miles
• 13 million customers,
• 5,000 large industrial/commercial
• 430 cities, including
• 5 of the 25 fastest growing U.S. cities

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SCE Leads in renewables, efficiency
Utility Total MWh Saved Southern
California Edison 8,901,686 Pacific Gas
Electric 6,232,939 Northern States
Power 3,787,182 Florida Power
Light 3,663,877 Connecticut Light
Power 2,118,687 Puget Sound Energy 2,086,208 Pac
ifiCorp 2,052,368 Massachusetts
Electric 1,990,984 Boston Edison 1,346,101 Inter
state Power Light 1,136,646 Minnesota
Power 892,802 MidAmerican Energy 657,216

• SCE buys more solar energy than any other utility
  in the U.S.
• 16 of SCEs total energy portfolio is
  renewables.
• SCE has contracts for 20
• Saved more electricity through energy efficiency
  than any U.S. utility for the last 13 years

Top U.S. Utility Energy-Efficiency Programs, 92-05
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Benefits of Early Collaboration
Construction Documents
Conceptual/ Schematic
Design Development
Programming
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Effects of Code Change on Performance
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Big Bold Energy Efficiency

• All Residential New Construction ZNE by 2020
• Interim goal
• 50 to 20
• 10 - 40
• All Commercial New Construction ZNE by 2030
• Reshape the HVAC industry

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California Advanced Homes Program

• SCEs California Advanced Homes Program is an
  incentive program designed to encourage the
  incorporation of energy efficiency into
  residential new construction. The primary
  objectives of the California New Homes Program
  are to
• Encourage the building of quality
  energy-efficient
• new homes
• Reduce peak electric demand
• Reduce green house gas CO2 emissions
• Establish supportive partnerships with
• California builders
• EPAs ENERGY STAR New Homes
• Program
• State IOUs
• Green builder organizations

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California Advanced Homes Program

• California Advanced Homes offers
• Financial Incentives
• Marketing and Outreach Benefits
• Training Benefits
• Technical Support
• Ongoing Program Implementation Support from a
  Program Account Manager

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Program In Transition

• Proposed a complete overhaul of program for new
  program cycle
• Two and a half years of comments and revisions
• Proposed Decision received from CPUC on August
  25, 2009
• Comment Period ended September 14, 2009
• Final Decision received September 24, 2009
• New programs begin January 1, 2010

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Whats New

• Name Change Statewide
• California Advanced Homes
• Statewide rules and website
• Incentives now calculated not deemed
• From 15 1.71/Therm, 0.43/kWh, 75/kW to 45
  5.14/Therm, 1.29/kWh, 225/kW
• Bonuses for going beyond
• EnergyStar 10
• Green Building Beginning at 5
• Size of Home Beginning at 15
• Solar PV Calculated
• Solar Thermal Double the therms incentives

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What Does it Mean

• T-24 consultant utilizes new Util-1 page to
  receive projected incentives
• Submit required documentation to Utility
• Utility reviews for base incentive and any bonus
  eligibility
• Build homes
• Submit for incentives and utility verifies what
  was projected became reality
• Utility pays Builder

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California Advanced Homes ProgramBuilder Benefits

• Marketing and Outreach Benefits
• Marketing dollars to be used for marketing
  support opportunities (5 of total incentive
  amount for ENERGY STAR homes, 2 for Code Plus)
• Program website that directs homebuyers to
  homebuilder partner website
• Consumer outreach during home shows and
  homebuilder-focused events
• New home development grand opening support
• Includes the use of the mobile ENERGY STAR
  education unit
• Quarterly Program Newsletter that spotlights high
  performing builders

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Innovative Times

• DidYouKnowBrenmanAnimated.mp4

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Program Contact Information

• CANHP WEBSITE
• www.sce.com/builder
• JOHN MORTON
• PROGRAM MANAGER
• [phone] office
• [phone] cell
• John.morton_at_sce.com