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Title: The United Illuminating Company


1
The United Illuminating Company
  • Conservation Load Management
  • Program Year 2007
  • Quarter 3 Report
  • November 13, 2007

2
Overall Energy Savings Expenditures
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 15,293
  • Annual Budget 13,516
  • Budget 113
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 44,539
  • Annual Goal 44,453
  • Goal 100
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 7,295 - Annual Goal
    7,177
  • - Goal 102
  • Highlights
  • Connecticut Class III Certificates sold
  • 11,635 for 2006 Q4 Trading Period
  • 8,634 for 2007 Q1 Trading Period
  • 351,351 Other Demand Resource revenue year to
    date.

3
Retail Products
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 1,128
  • Annual Budget 1,238
  • Budget 91
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 15,596
  • Annual Goal 9,658
  • Goal 161
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 1,178
  • - Annual Goal 761 - Goal
    155
  • Sales Performance
  • 561,581 Total Bulbs Sold
  • 2,367 Total Fixtures Sold
  • 1,111 Clothes Washers Rebated
  • NCP running within 15 retail outlets statewide
    with increased sales activity
  • Amazon. COM lighting promotion launched
  • Executed a number of Energy Expos and Light Fairs
  • Coordinated Room A/C recycling RFP with Retailers
    and Recyclers

4
Residential New Construction
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 5
  • Annual Budget 396
  • Budget 1
  • Savings (Numbers of Units)
  • Completed Homes 108
  • Annual Goal 300
  • Goal 36
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 56
  • - Annual Goal 210
  • - Goal 27
  • New Construction start-ups/permits slowing down
    26
  • Continue to educate and emphasize new ENERGY STAR
    standards on duct sealing and Thermal By-Pass
    Checklist to builders.
  • Strong interest continues in energy-efficient
    construction prompting high performance
    insulation and geothermal heat pumps
  • Conducting Duct Sealing Training with HVAC
    Contractors

5
UI Helps (Low Income)
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 296
  • - Annual Goal 360
  • - Goal 82
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 1,019 Annual Budget 1,224
  • Budget 82
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 3,004
  • Annual Goal 3,822
  • Goal 79
  • Over 3,000 participants served
  • Increased comprehensive service delivery with gas
    cos., CAAs and third party vendor.
  • Active participants within DSS Weatherization
    Program and LIEAB Weatherization Conservation
    Sub-committee
  • Increase in Multi-family projects including
    refrigerator initiative projects Stratford and
    Milford Housing Authorities

6
Home Energy Solutions
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 517
  • Annual Budget 1,012
  • Goal 51
  • Includes ECLF and NHS
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 157
  • - Annual Goal 528
  • - Goal 30
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 511
  • Annual Goal 890
  • Goal 57
  • Over 300 customers served
  • UI/SCG continue to conduct joint direct mailer
    targeting high gas and electric users
  • Trained HVAC Technicians to utilize service
    assistance tool for commissioning and tune-ups.
  • Mini-Split Ductless Heat Pump Pilot 10-12 systems
    10 systems installed including 2 identified for
    low-income customers

7
SmartLiving Center297 Post Road, Orange
  • 9,050 visitors through September 30
  • 2,505 more visitors than last 3rd Quarter last
    year
  • 51Adult
  • 49 Children
  • Held 3 Seminars Q3, 21 YTD
  • Hosted 2 Meetings Q3, 19 YTD
  • 23 School and Organization Tours Q3, 134 YTD
  • Wait til 8 Day Celebration, August 8th
  • 226 Attendees!
  • Family Science Day, September 29th
  • 429 Attendees!
  • Kicked-off Weatherization and Conservation Kit
    Campaign

8
  • Teacher training workshops - held
  • Aug 28 General/Community Schools, K-5 (UI/CLP)
  • Aug 30 Hartford BOE, 7-8th (CLP)
  • Sept 7 CT Tech Schools, 9th (UI CLP)
  • Oct 19/25 General Workshops, K-8 (UI/CLP)
  • Nov 7 Bridgeport BOE, 4th (UI)
  • Jan 07 General Workshop, K-5 (UI/CLP)
  • Jan 07 General Workshop, 6-8 (UI/CLP)
  • May 4 Waterbury BOE, Middle School PD Part 1
  • July 24-26 Summer Institute for Grades 4-5
  • August 8 General CEU Workshop Grades 6-8
  • August 27, Waterbury PD, 6-9
  • August 28 Trumbull BOE PD Grades 4-5
  • Teacher training workshops planned
  • October 1, New Haven BOE PD, Grade 4
  • October 18, Waterbury BOE PD, Grades K-5
  • October 27, General workshop at CSTA conference
  • November 1 and 8, General workshop, Grades 4-5

9
Energy Conscious Blueprint
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 1,438
  • - Annual Goal 2,008
  • - Goal 72
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 4,211
  • Annual Budget 2,921
  • Budget 144
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 6,143
  • Annual Goal 10,830
  • Goal 57
  • 116 projects installed through the 3rd Qtr.
  • Strong program presence in critical areas of UIs
    territory
  • 47 of the projects
  • 45 of the peak kW reduction
  • 38 projects exceed Code for lighting
  • 71 of the projects exceed code by 20
  • 35 of the projects exceed code by 30

Includes Energy Blueprint, Motors and Cool
Choice. Includes the critical 6 towns plus
Ansonia and Derby
10
Energy Opportunities
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 2,491
  • - Annual Goal 1,969
  • - Goal 126
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 4,980
  • Annual Budget 2,234
  • Budget 221
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 13,034 Annual Goal 13,070
  • Goal 100
  • 148 projects installed through the 3rd Qtr.
  • Accelerated Chiller Retirement Initiative
  • 4 installed projects 1 M, 700 peak kW
    reduction
  • Lighting projects exceeding code by 15
  • 30 installed 1.16M, and 964 peak kW
    reduction
  • Strong program presence in critical areas of UIs
    territory
  • 61 of the peak kW reduction
  • 44 of the projects

Includes the critical 6 towns plus Ansonia
and Derby Includes Municipal Energy, RFP and
OM RFP
11
Small Business Energy Advantage
  • Budget (000s)
  • Q3 Actual 1,370
  • Annual Budget 1,410
  • Budget 97
  • Savings (000s kWh)
  • Q3 Actual 5,765
  • Annual Goal 5,670
  • Goal 102
  • Savings (kW)
  • - Q3 Actual 1,681
  • - Annual Goal 1,340
  • - Goal 125
  • 273 projects installed through the 3rd Qtr
  • Combined UI/CLP SBEA vendor seminar held on LED
    refrigeration lighting technology
  • Annual E-Source Forum UI presentation on On-Bill
    Financing
  • Annual E-Source Forum UI presentation on
    partnership with area educational institutions to
    create multi-lingual Hotline to spread the
    conservation message to diverse small business
    customer base
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