Kickoff Meeting: CEE Industrial Program Planning Committee

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Kick-off Meeting CEE Industrial Program
Planning Committee

• Ted Jones
• Sr. Industrial Program Manager
• April 26, 2007

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Todays Agenda

• Introductions
• Industrial Program Planning Committee
• ENERGY STAR for Industry Program
• Discussion
• Next Steps
• Notes
• 0 - Operators Assistance
• 6 Mute/Un-mute Phone
• Select View, full screen (to get a better view)

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Background CEE Program Planning Effort in 2006

• Phase I
• Identify Energy Consumption by Sector
• Map CEE Committee Work
• Phase II
• Review Existing Studies for New Opportunities
• Establish Criteria for Consideration
• Phase III
• Develop Spreadsheet Assessment Tool
• Apply Criteria to Map Opportunities to Criteria

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Recommendations for 2007

• Equip Committees with Study Results to Identify
  and Develop New Explorations
• End Use Consumption
• List of Related Opportunities
• Assessment Criteria
• Spreadsheet Tool for Consideration
• Devote Additional Staff Time to Support Committee
  Evaluation of Related Explorations

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Recommendations for 2007

• Establish an Industrial Program Planning
  Committee to Explore Priority Processes
• Cultivate Industry Relationships to Uncover New
  Innovative Opportunities

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Industrial Energy Use
25.5 Quads
3.9 Quads
5.9 Quads
Natural Resource Extraction Industries
Process Materials Industries
Fabrication Assembly Industries
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Industrial Sector CEE Coverage
CEE Initiatives Motors Motor Mgmt. Motor
Systems Compressed Air Pump
Systems Transformers Water/Waste Water
Fired Heaters 31
Motor Systems 23
Steam 26
Process Cooling2
Facilities 10
Other 4
Electro-chemical4
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Explore Savings Opportunities within Specific
Industrial Sectors and Across Key
Processes/Systems
Chemicals SIC 28
Petroleum Refining SIC 29
Other SIC 21-25, 30-31, 39
Mining
Stone, Clay Glass SIC 32
Water/Wastewater
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Phase II Assessment Criteria

• Relevance to members
• Number of members interested
• Relevance to savings targets
• Magnitude of benefit
• Alignment with CEEs mission
• Technical Potential
• Amount of energy and demand savings
• Magnitude of societal benefit
• Indicators of Market Change
• Logic model of market
• Metrics at leverage points
• Trackability
• Key Stakeholder Relationships
• Relations with manufacturers, appropriate
  industry associations
• Relates well with or leverages other industry
  efforts
• Economies of scale
• Benefit from previous lessons learned
• Existing expertise

• Other Potential Assets
• Resources or movements available to leverage
• Level of Effort Required
• CEE members effort required
• Staff effort required
• Relates well with or leverages other CEE efforts
• Economies of scale
• Benefit from previous lessons learned
• Existing expertise
• Makes use of CEEs unique role
• Voluntary member participation to support
  initiative
• Utilizes CEEs unique industry positioning
• Could anyone else but CEE play this role?
• Is this something that otherwise wouldnt or
  couldnt occur?
• Fills a gap
• Does it address a trend in energy consumption?
• Is there CEE coverage of industry?
• Time frame
• Near, Interim or Far-term

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Consumer Report Style Rating of CEEs Current
Industrial Initiatives and New Opportunities
Indicators of Market Change
Makes Use of CEEs Unique Role
Technical Potential
Key Stakeholder Relationships
Time Frame- Near, Interim, Far-Term
Fills A Gap
Other Potential Assets
Alignment with CEEs Mission
Level of Effort Required
Relevance to Members
Satisfactory Position
Industrial Boilers
Sample
Process Heating
Process Cooling
Machine Drive
Electro-Chemical Processes
Other
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Committee Objective

• Identify opportunities at the national level for
  efficiency programs to achieve energy savings
  within specific industrial sub-sectors and across
  common industrial systems and processes.
• Identify the types of information that would
  provide value to programs nationally
• Review industrial energy consumption patterns,
  emerging technologies, efficiency resources and
  innovative program models
• Apply the criteria developed during the CEE
  planning process
• Develop committee recommendations, as appropriate

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We also want to take a look at emerging program
approaches

• In the Northwest - Northwest Energy Efficiency
  Alliance is focusing on food processing and pulp
  and paper
• In California - PGE and SCE are focusing on data
  centers, bio-tech, water treatment, wineries and
  oil refining
• In New York NYSERDA is focusing on
  sector-specific strategies, such as hospitality,
  municipal water and wastewater and industry.

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And National Program Approaches

• DOE Office of Industrial Technologies
• Industrial Technology RD
• Emerging Technologies
• Cross Cutting Technologies
• Best Practices
• EPA ENERGY STAR for Industry Program
• Energy Management
• Focus Industries

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Questions?
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Next Steps

• Next Committee Conference Call
• May 3 at 2pm EASTERN
• Further discussion on presentation
• Further develop committee framework
• Plan for CEE meeting in Boston
• CEE Member Meeting
• June 13, 2007 in Boston
• Breakout Session 130-300 pm

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Thank you

• CEE Staff Contact
• Ted Jones
• Sr. Industrial Program Manager
• 617-589-3949, ext. 230
• tjones_at_cee1.org