Title: Brian Yeoman
1Green Schools
- Brian Yeoman
- byeoman_at_clintonfoundation.org
- 713 437 6186
2USGBC Partnership with CCI
- Founded April 2007
- Green Schools Within A Generation Campaign
- Technical Assistance Build Local Capacity
- Educational and Advocacy Campaign Building
Awareness and Demand - Funding Reducing the Hurdle Rate
3Mission
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in practical and
measurable ways. - Our Motto
- We get stuff done!
- How we do it
- Agreement in principle and dialog in detail.
- What we do
- Provide resources and technical assistance to
partners.
4Philosophy
- Think big
- Move fast
- Use markets
- Create partnerships
- Get results
5Programs
- Energy Efficient Building Retrofit 5.6 billion
in financing. 6 banks and 10 ESCOs committed to
work in public and private buildings - LED Traffic Lights
- Street Lighting
- Potable Water
- Ports
- Airports
- Waste wastewater
- Transportation
- Clean Power, and
- Biosequestration.
6Partners
- ESCOs
- Honeywell
- Johnson Control, Inc.
- Siemens
- Trane
- T.A.C.
- Ameresco
- Chevron Energy Services
- Constellation Energy
- Noresco
- Carrier/UTC
- Banking
- ABN AMRO
- Citi
- Deutsche Bank
- JP Morgan Chase, and
- UBS
- Hannon Armstrong
7Huge Opportunity
- Existing buildings use at least 25 more energy
than current code buildings. - Greatest source of new energy is the energy that
can be saved today! - Reduce costs
- Operate a creative purchasing consortium
- Minimize project development costs
- Reduce overhead
8School Opportunity
- 20 of the US population, or 55 million students
and 5 million staff, attend school everyday. - Schools spend 8 Billion per year on energy
costs. - Estimated 25 annual savings.
- If every new K-12 school and major school
renovation in America went green, the 1-year CO2
emissions savings would total 850-900 million
pounds.
9Why Existing Buildings?
- Existing Buildings generally account for 40 of
emissions and up to 70 in big cities. - Lifecycle cost 3/4 of costs of buildings occur
after construction is complete
10Who Can We Work With?
- Public Sector
- City of Houston
- Harris County, Harris County Hospital District,
Port of Houston, and Metro - Higher education
- Elementary and secondary education
- Private sector
- Building owners
- Higher education
- Elementary and secondary education
- Hospitals
11 Energy Performance Contracting Overview
CCI
Building Owners (public and private) Provide
buildings Define project
ESCOs Audit buildings, plan retrofits, Enter
into performance contract, Guarantee, energy
savings
Financial Institutions Provide capital Provide
new financing structures
12Why Energy Performance Contracting?
- Capital project bond limitations
- Construction cycles limit energy savings
- Energy OM savings with improved comfort,
lighting, and air quality - Strong implications on student performance,
health and safety, and - EMS upgrades improve control, load shedding, and
monitoring capability.
13Why it Works?
- Transparency and integrity assured
- 100 financing no out of pocket expense to
customer - Partners control the process not CF
administration - Reengineer the process vs. volume discounting,
and - Principles drive the processes.
14What has Happened?
- 74 active projects world wide 200 million
square feet - 20 RFPs
- 20 RFQs
- 7 Closed tenders
- 2 Signed contracts
- City of Houston 271 buildings 11,000,000 sq ft
negotiation - Port of Houston entire complex RFP evaluation
- National CORE 638 apartments 533,000 sq ft RFP
evaluation - Lee College Baytown TX contract awarded
15Value Proposition Everyone Wins
- Public Schools can receive the following
benefits - Reduce GHG Emissions
- Reduced Operating Expense
- Upgrade/Renew aging infrastructure
- Improve Comfort and Facility Performance
- Reduce capital budget and utility bills
- Revive Communities and assist local businesses
- Improve student health, safety and performance,
and - Take a significant step towards Climate
Neutrality, generate money for other initiatives
and ESC market grows Banks, ESCOs and suppliers
increase business.
16The older I become, I pay less attention to what
people say. I just watch what they do. Do
Great things!