Increasing Profitability Through Energy Services

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Title: Increasing Profitability Through Energy Services

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Increasing Profitability Through Energy
Services A Comprehensive Program To Deliver
Energy and Sustainability Services
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Increasing Profitability Through Energy Services
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Review Quiz
Module 3 Introduction to Energy Audits
Register your answers using the polling window
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Question 1
What is the best way to deal with cornered
customer syndrome?
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Cornered Customer

Need ? Reduce costs
Response ? Cut spending
Delay projects
Tighten ROI requirements
Cancel service agreements

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Question 1
What is the best way to deal with cornered
customer syndrome?

Plan for a 30 drop in service agreement renewals
Drop prices to try and keep the business
Prove to your customers how your services save
them money
Tie bells to your shoelaces

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Question 2
What is a good rule of thumb for pricing energy
audits?

5 to 10 of the buildings annual energy spend
0.50 per square foot
200 per hour
10,000 x thickness of customers wallet (in
inches)

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Question 3
Which of the following is typically NOT part of
an ASHRAE Level I energy audit?

Interview with building operator
Walkthrough of facility
Summary of low/no cost ECMs
Detailed measurement of HVAC equipment
operational parameters

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Answer 1
C. Prove to your customers how your services
save them money.
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Answer 2
A. 5 to 10 of the buildings annual energy spend
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Answer 3
D. Detailed measurement of HVAC equipment
operational parameters
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Module 4 Energy Audits and Retrocommissioning
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Energy Services Delivery Model
Level III Audit / Retro- Commissioning
Benchmark Energy Performance
Propose and Implement Retrofits
On-Site Energy Audits
Monitor and Verify Savings
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Trade Offs
Simplicity Complexity
Automation Manual Labor
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Value Perception of Energy Audits

Assume
40 hrs _at_ 150/hr
Savings Potential 0.30 per sq. ft.

Must develop methods to support required cost
structure
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Acknowledgments

MSCA Enhancing Energy Efficiency Seminar
Mike Korcal
Associate Professor
Ferris State University

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Acknowledgments

ASHRAE Procedures for Commercial Building Energy
Audits

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Energy Audit Process
Document Energy Use
Site survey
Data collection
Analysis
Reporting
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Document Energy Use

Energy Benchmark
Total energy spend
Comparison to peer buildings
Opportunity for improvement

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Document Energy Use

Trends in Utility Usage
Utility Rate Structure
Consumption and Demand
Weather Effects
Power Factor Analysis
Sales Tax Exemption

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Trends in Utility Usage

Are trends up or down?
What has changed in the building?
Occupancy
Retrofits
O M
External factors
Weather

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Trends in Utility Usage

Weather Effects

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Utility Rate Structure

How much power do you need?
When do you need it?

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Consumption and Demand
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Weather Effects

How does the building respond to changes in
weather

Building A Building B
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Power Factor Analysis
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Power Factor Analysis
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Sales Tax Exemption

Energy used in manufacturing and industrial
processes is exempt from sales tax in most states

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Sales Tax Exemption Example
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Sales Tax Exemption Example
2.24 vs. Fully Taxed Rate 6 //
Taxed 37.3
Savings vs. Fully Taxed 2,628
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Energy Audit Process
Document Energy Use
Site survey
Data collection
Analysis
Reporting
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Forms, Forms, Forms
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Site Survey

Floor plans
Space definition
Function
Lighting
HVAC
Building envelope
Sequence of operations
Schedules / setpoints
Special loads

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Floor Plans
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Space Definition
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Function
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Lighting
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HVAC
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Building Envelope
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Setpoints / Schedules
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Sequence of Operations
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Special Loads
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Trade Offs
Simplicity Complexity
Automation Manual Labor
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BuildingAdvice Site Survey Form
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Energy Audit Process
Document Energy Use
Site survey
Data collection
Analysis
Reporting
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Whats the Difference?
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What Are We Looking For?
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What Are We Looking For?
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Systems Running Unnecessarily
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Lights are On, but Nobodys Home
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Detailed Operational Parameters
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Getting Data Out of the Building
Building Automation System Trend Logs
Data Loggers
Custom Data Acquisition Systems
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Energy Audit Process
Document Energy Use
Site survey
Data collection
Analysis
Reporting
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Purpose of Analysis
Compare
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Trade Offs
Simplicity Complexity
Automation Manual Labor
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Example

Exhaust fan was found to be running 24x7
Only needed to operate M-F, 6 am to 6 pm
2 week maintenance shutdown in April

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Assumptions

Fan
5000 cfm
6.77 hp, 85 efficient
Location
Boise, ID
Heating season 31.4 weeks / 38.1 ?F
Cooling season 19.7 weeks / 78.8 ?F
System Design
Space temperatures 70 ?F winter / 75 ?F summer
Cooling system 1.1 kW/ton
Heating system 87 efficient
Utility Costs
Electrical 0.11 per kWh
Gas 1.10 per therm

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Analysis

Step 1 Hours saved per year
Current hours 365 days/yr X 24 hrs/day 8,760
hrs/yr
Proposed hours 12 hrs/day X 5 days/week X 50
weeks/yr 3,000 hrs/yr
Hours saved 5,760 hrs/yr or 108 hrs/week
Step 2 Electrical Savings from Motor
Step 3 Savings from Excess Conditioning of
Makeup Air (Heating)

/ yr 7,386
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Analysis, continued

Step 4 Savings from Excess Conditioning of
Makeup Air (Cooling)

1.08 X 5000 cfm X (78.8 75 ?F) X 2128 hrs/yr X
0.11 /kWh X 1.1 kW/ton
/ yr
12,000 btu/ton
/ yr 440
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Compare
Money You Have to Spend to Achieve Savings
Money You Can Save
Install Timer 2,500
Payback 0.2 years
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Typical Analysis Methods
Spreadsheets
Hand Calculations
Computer Models
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Energy Audit Process
Document Energy Use
Site survey
Data collection
Analysis
Reporting
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The Energy Audit Report
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You Do Not Get Paid
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You Get Paid For