Title: PG&E Commercial HVAC Quality Maintenance Program
1PGE Commercial HVAC Quality Maintenance Program
- San Mateo Energy Watch Partners Meeting
2Contents
- Program Overview
- Customer Eligibility
- Customer Contractor Benefits
- Unit Eligibility
- Incentives Incentive Structure
- Contact Information
- Questions
3Past vs. Present
- Past RCA DTS (discontinued)
- Sufficient.
- One-time visit.
- No specialization required.
- Present Quality Maintenance
- Efficient Prescriptive
- Ongoing customer relationship.
- Repairs can be identified and planned for by the
customer, increasing uptake. - Informed by ANSI and ASHRAE.
- Based on ACCA 180 Standard
4Program Overview
- Program designed primarily toward market
transformation revolving around HVAC service
agreements for eligible customers. - Program replaces the following PGE HVAC
Programs Duct Test Seal (DTS) and Refrigerant
Charge Airflow (RCA). - HVAC Contractors are intended to be the primary
Program Sales Force and are incented to do so. - Targets a wide variety of commercial
installations.
5Overview (contd.)
- Quality Maintenance
- Designed to revitalize poor conditioned units.
- Focused on market transformation.
- Incentives designed to scale with size of units.
- Requires 3 year QM maintenance contract
commitment. - Suitable for small to medium, as well as large
customers wanting premium service and savings.
6Customer Eligibility Requirements
- PGE electric customer with commercial rate
- QM HVAC Service Agreement Requirement
- Customer must sign a 3 year PGE QM HVAC Service
Agreement. - Units must be maintained during the 3 year
period. - If building tenants or owners change, the new
tenants/owners are eligible for prorated
incentives based on the duration of the remaining
eligibility period.
7Low-Cost Approach to QM
Customer incentives structured to offset the
incremental cost of HVAC Service Agreement
meeting PGEs Quality Maintenance Program
Requirements.
- Customer receives incentive designed to help
cover additional cost of a qualifying, 3-year QM
Service Agreement. - Contractor receives incentives designed to help
cover Quality Maintenance (QM) EE tasks and
baseline repairs. - Future Premium measures will enhance energy
savings potential.
8Customer Financial Benefits
- Incentives paid directly to the customer to
reduce or eliminate the costs of increased
quality maintenance service. - Examples
- Customers who switch from a service only when
needed plan to the Program can save up to
500/year/unit in operating, service and repair
costs. - Customers who operate with a regular
check-based plan could save up to
260/year/unit. - Fewer unit failures threatening business income.
- Values reflect national average based on a
10-ton unit.
9Customer Operational Benefits
- Contractor will list repairs that may be needed
to aid in planning critical repairs to consider. - Regular reports for the Customer showing saved
energy, energy and emergency repair costs,
greenhouse gas reduction, etc. - All units operating at optimal efficiency at all
times. - Decreased emergency outages and repairs.
- Decreased energy consumption.
- Increased unit life.
- Increased indoor comfort.
10Contractor Benefits
- Receives up to 2,355 incentive per unit when
initial EE tasks are performed. - Receives increased HVAC service agreement fees
per utility program. - Develops or converts annual agreements into three
year agreements. - Builds customer loyalty and retention rates.
- Becomes known as being able to provide the high
quality level of service. - Increases companys environmental leadership.
11Unit Eligibility Requirments
- Qualifying Units
- Unit(s) have not been participated AirCare Plus
within the past 3 years. - Type Rooftop Packaged Units and Split Systems.
- Size 3 tons or greater.
- Not Qualified
- Chilled/hot water fed units.
- Heat pump units
- Variable speed compressor units.
- Size Less than 3 tons.
- Units serviced by AirCare Plus within the past 3
years.
12Incentive Structure - Customer
- 3-Year QM Service Agreement
- Incentive is based on incremental cost between QM
standard over typical service. - Service Agreement is transferrable to other
Program-qualified contractors. - Benefits
- Engages customers in the long-term relationship
with contractors. - Provides sufficient time for QM benefits to be
demonstrated. - Installments provide leverage to discourage
deferred maintenance. - Transferability protects the Customer and Program.
- Incentives Payments
- 20 upon signing
- End of year 1 25
- End of year 2 35
- End of year 3 20
- All units must be maintained for the full 3 years
to receive the full incentive amount.
13Incentives Paid to the Contractor for Baseline
QM Tune-up Work
14Program Contact Information
- PGE Commercial HVAC Quality Maintenance Program
- PO Box 4999
- Foster City, CA 94404
- 888-265-0057
- info_at_www.commercialhvacqm.com
- www.commercialhvacqm.com
- PGE Program Manager
- Ryan Halsey
- (415) 973-0806
15Questions
Ryan Halsey Program Manager rbhf_at_pge.com, (415)
973-0806 Honeywell Utility Solutions (888)
265-0057