Anglican Church Audits

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Anglican Church Audits Setting the Stage
February 12, 2007 Cory Waters Project
Manager Peggy Wilmot Diocesan Environmental
Commission
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Church Audit Project

• Looked at no-cost and low-cost opportunities for
  operating savings
• Three phases (for )
• Phase I Pilot (4 parishes, up-Island)
• Phase II (5 parishes, incl. Cathedral)
• Phase III (18 parishes, incl. 1 United)
• Baselined energy use to priorize visits

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Church Energy Savings
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No-cost/Low-cost savings
of Cost Savings Payback
RECOMMENDATION Total Savings
(Years) Door Weatherstripping 25
9,883 5,672 1.7 Fan installation 22
19,350 4,324 4.5 Window Weatherstripping
/ caulking 19 11,281 4,226
2.7 Insulation mechanical and structural 8
2,410 1,560 1.5 Exit Light Fixtures
converted to LED 5 3,357 1,652
2.0 Appliance - remove fridge 5 600
1,650 0.4 Lighting - delamp / reduce use
4 2,203 1,525 1.4 Installing Lo Flow
Faucets 4 454 1,201
0.4 Install programmable thermostat 3
2,280 791 2.9 Reduce boiler
temperature 2 - 375 - Total
Savings 100 52,953 24,067 2.2
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St. Lukes Results

• Remarkable success reducing energy consumption by
  30 through a variety of measures with volunteer
  labour.  
• Insulation
• Weather stripping
• Crack sealing vapour barrier repair
• Savings
• 2,500 per year 10 tonnes of carbon!

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• ENVIRONMENT JUSTICE CAMP
• 'Mending Creation'
• May 13th to the 19th, 2007
• Victoria, BC, Canada
• http//www.justicecamp.org/

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Resources Audits - www.citygreen.ca Best
Management Practices -www.bc.anglican.ca/resources
.htm Footprint Files - www.woodlakebooks.com The
Regeneration Project - www.theregenerationprojec
t.org Environment Justice Camp -
www.justicecamp.org

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DEC History

• Formed in response to Clayoquot
• Jubilee Conference 2001
• Footprint Files 2002
• Church Energy Audits 2000 - present
• Environment Justice Camp 2007
• where to now?