Industrial and Commercial Programs

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Industrial and CommercialPrograms
Creating Energy Air Quality Collaboratives Octob
er 23, 2002

• Brian Henderson
• Director
• Energy Efficiency Services
• NYSERDA

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NYSERDAs Role

• Administrator
• Design and Implement Programs
• Regulator
• State Energy Code
• Green Building Tax Credit
• State Purchasing Standards
• Facilitator
• State EnVest/ESCOs
• 125 Million tax exempt leasing
• Policy Maker
• Executive Order
• Lower Manhattan Redevelopment
• Innovator
• Develop the infrastructure

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SBC 3-Year Program Outputs

• 201M in funds committed
• Portfolio of 35 programs
• Leverage Investment 617M
• 521 Mw peak demand savings
• Reduction CO2 128,000 cars
• 2,311 jobs created

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New Construction Program

• Objective
• Transform the way buildings are designed and
  built
• Services
• Both new construction and substantial renovations
• Financial incentives to offset added costs
  associated with more energy-efficient equipment
  and systems
• Technical assistance
• Commissioning

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New Construction Program

• Current Activity
• Over 814 Applications/Projects for 78 million sq.
  ft. of new construction and renovation work
• Estimated incentives at 51.1 million
• Incentives up to 900,000/projects
• Projects up to 2 million sf in area
• Chillers, VSDs, Controls, Lighting, motors HVAC
  and more

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NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
Headquarters

• Energy Features
• High performance glazing
• Reduced lighting power densities
• High-efficiency chillers
• Variable speed fans and pumps
• Building commissioning

• Green Features
• Urban redevelopment
• Certified wood
• CO2 monitoring
• High recycled content materials
• Low-emitting materials

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Commercial/Industrial Performance Program

• Provides incentives to contractors that deliver
  verifiable electric energy savings
• Contract between the contractor and the Customer
  can be performance-based or fee-for-service
• Standard Performance Contract is between NYSERDA
  and contractor
• Contractor also known as Energy Service Company
  or ESCO

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Current Status of C/I Performance Program (As of
9/1/02)

• 450 Projects with more than 75 million in total
  incentives
• Annual savings of 486 million kWh and 110 MW
  total peak demand reduction
• Incentives averaging 22 of project cost
• Total cost of projects exceeds 330 million
• 110 different ESCOs participating
• Installation complete on 190 projects delivering
  65 MW of peak demand reduction

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Madison Square Garden

• 1.3 million refrigeration upgrades
• Chillers, VSD, premium-efficiency motors
• Increased ice-making reliability

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Energy Efficiency Set Aside

• 115 Ton Pilot for NOx Emission Reductions
• 65 of 190 C/I Performance Program Projects
• NYSERDA-Aggregator of Certified NOx Emission
  reductions
• Retire Allowances
• Full Scale 2003, ESCO Market

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Coordinated Peak Demand Reduction

• Program Objectives
• Drive the market for energy-efficient products
  and services
• Control and reduce loads on specific NY electric
  utility systems
• Accelerate the replacement of old, inefficient
  products
• Enable customers to participate in NYISO or TOs
  emergency programs
• Educate public on energy efficiency and to shift
  consumption to off-peak periods

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Peak Load Reduction Program

• Permanent Demand Reduction
• Short Duration Load Curtailment
• Dispatchable Emergency Generation
• Interval meters

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Dispatchable Emergency Generation

• 22 hours of EDRP in NYC 2001
• 60 facility generators
• Eligibility
• Test and Tune
• Ultra low sulfur fuel
• 25 dual fuel
• NYSERDA purchasing 24 tons of NOx allowances

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Energy Efficiency Services
Peak Load Reduction

• Program Examples
• Direct Load Control Load centrally controlled
  via cellular communication to each stores EMS,
  which activated pre-programmed
  curtailment settings
• 21 BJs Wholesale Club locations (1 MW)
• 16 Stop Shop Supermarkets (0.8 MW)
• 14 Home Depot locations (2 MW)
• Industrial Process Improvements
• Lafarge Building Materials cement plant in
  Ravena, NY (2.4 MW)

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Policy Maker

• Green and Clean State Buildings and Vehicles
• Executive Order 111 Requirements
• 35 Reduction in energy consumption by 2010
• New Construction Green Buildings
• Existing Buildings Energy Star
• Peak Demand Reduction targets
• 20 Renewable Power
• 100 Clean Vehicles

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Energy Efficiency Services

• Further Increase Industrial Productivity
• Integration with RD
• Agriculture and Municipal Waste Water
• Increase the Energy Diversity in the
  Transportation Sector
• 1400 Clean Vehicles 85 M gal of diesel displaced
• Additional Clean Cities, 8 Million in Bus
  Program, NYC Private Fleets

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SBC Outcomes

• Establish demand for energy efficient
  technologies
• Facilitate competition in private sector
• Develop infrastructure and transform markets
• Fill gaps in public need
• Aggregate underserved markets
• Overcome long-standing barriers
• Better environmental quality, health, and
  economic benefits
• Increase energy affordability and comfort
• Leverage private and federal

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