Public Sector New Construction Overview Calendar Year 2018

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1 Public Sector New Construction Overview Calendar Year 2018 Presented by: Jean Ascoli and Cassie Carroll C O N F I D E N T I A L

2 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP 2

3 Public Sector Under FEJA The Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) went into effect in June Under FEJA, the utilities are charged with taking on the delivery of energy efficiency offerings for these types of public sector facilities: Units of local government (park districts, libraries, etc.) Municipal corporations School districts Public housing Community college districts Other public sector facilities may also qualify, though different incentive structures will apply. 3

4 This Program is Funded by You! Charge on the monthly bill for all ComEd customers Based on kwh usage Photo courtesy of Roosevelt University 4

5 Public Sector: Ways to Save Standard and Custom Incentives Lighting HVAC Kitchen equipment Energy management systems Variable speed drives Municipal street lights New construction 5

6 Public Sector: Ways to Save Tune-Ups and Technical Services Facility and system assessments Retro-commissioning Strategic energy management Energy advisor New construction 6

7 Public Sector: Ways to Save New Construction Delivering high-quality education and training Providing expert technical assistance Offering financial incentives for implementation of electric and gas energy conservation measures Jason Keen Photography. Image courtesy of Moody Nolan, Inc. 7

8 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 8

9 Public Sector New Construction What is Changing? Program Timeline Incentive Structure Confirm eligibility requirements are met Submit application and design documentation Engage with program team to determine optimal efficient design measures Complete measure incentive reservation, which indicates agreement to install measures 4 Complete construction and schedule verification Complete the measure installation Photo courtesy of Roosevelt confirmation University 5 Receive incentive! Photo courtesy of Roosevelt University 9

10 Incentives The following types of buildings are qualified for an increased incentive rate: Units of local government (park districts, libraries, etc.) Municipal corporations Public school districts Public housing authorities Community college districts 10

11 Higher $/kwh Earned for Earlier Engagement $0.20/kWh $1.00/therm * Incentive rates listed are for qualified public sector building types only. INCENTIVE $ / kwh, $/ therm Accelerate Performance $0.14/kWh $0.70/therm Comprehensive Assistance $0.10/kWh $0.50/therm Expedited Assistance Too late for new construction incentives $0.00 Before design team selection Before 50% design completion Six weeks to design completion Equipment purchased PROJECT DELIVERY 11

12 Accelerate Performance for Qualified Public Sector Performance-Based Procurement For building owners and developers: Provide project technical support in programming phase Assist with requests for proposal (RFPs) and contract language to establish energy performance requirements Identify appropriate energy use intensity (EUI) targets Increase energy efficiency incentives Image Courtesy of Structured Development and CallisonRTKL Up to $0.20/kWh and $1.00/therm for projects engaging before hiring design team and implementing energy requirements 12

13 Comprehensive Assistance for Qualified Public Sector Analysis Tailored to Your Project Up to $0.14/kWh and $0.70/therm for projects engaging between concept planning and 50 percent design completion Detailed whole-building analysis 13

14 Expedited Assistance for Qualified Public Sector Further Along but Seeking Technical Assistance? We Can Still Help! Up to $0.10/kWh and $0.50/therm for projects engaging after 50 percent design completion with at least six weeks to design completion 14

15 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 15

16 Technical Assistance Overview Our Team Will Meet with building owners and design teams to set goals and strategies for energy efficiency Conduct design review and provide feedback on energy efficiency solutions Evaluate design options and suggest areas for optimizing energy efficiency Systems (HVAC) Conduct holistic energy modeling (equest, Trane TRACE, OpenStudio, NEO) Determine best energy value among different design alternatives 16

17 Basis of Energy Analysis UPDATE Passive Design and Envelope Load Reductions 2 1 Insulation Orientation Massing Thermal mass Window-to-wall ratio Efficient lighting design Daylighting Controls Plug loads Systems (HVAC) 3 Proven technologies Efficient equipment Zoning and selection Distribution details Smart controls OPTIMIZE 17

18 Energy Analysis Process DEFINE REPORT Shape and geometry Weather MODEL Electricity usage Lighting Schedule Gas usage Human loads Plug loads Equipment UPDATE Incentives/ savings Systems (heating and cooling) Energy reduction 18

19 Modeling Results Example Program incentives: Electric: $0.10 per kwh Gas: $0.50 per therm Electricity savings Natural gas savings Annual energy savings Incentive 10% 17% $129,427 $132,849 Energy Efficiency Measures Incentivized Window assembly U-value Window solar heat gain Exterior shading Interior lighting power Dimming daylight controls Exterior lighting power Condensing boilers 19

20 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 20

21 Advanced Topics For Fully Engaged Projects, Services Could Include Closer Examination of Items, Such as: Window-to-wall ratio / thermal comfort Specialized refrigeration solutions Zero-energy building design Image courtesy of Camburas & Theodore, Ltd. 21

22 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 22

23 Huntley High School PROJECT PROFILE Customer Building type Design engineer Huntley High School, Huntley, Illinois 360,388 ft 2 high school World Architects and Engineers Measures implemented (partial list) High-efficiency lighting fixtures Roof and wall insulation air barrier details High-performance windows and doors High-efficiency condensing boiler Photo courtesy of Huntley High School Estimated annual energy savings Estimated annual cost savings 442,000 kwh; 23,000 therms No net increase in utility cost with a 25% footprint increase for the high school ENERGY STAR rating of 86 out of 100 $77,980 23

24 Olivet Nazarene University PROJECT PROFILE Customer Building type Design engineer Olivet Nazarene University, Bourbonnais, Illinois 168,000 ft 2 student life and recreation center Elara Engineering Measures implemented (partial list) Geothermal for space conditioning, pool and hot water heating Advanced VRF Ventilation heat recovery Daylighting controls Photo courtesy of Olivet Nazarene University Estimated annual energy savings Estimated annual cost savings 2,764,761 kwh $194,133 24

25 Paths to Successful Projects Who is the energy champion at the hub of your project? We are a member of your integrated design team, too. 25

26 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 26

27 Public Sector New Construction Eligibility We Can Support Building Design Projects That Are: In ComEd service territory New construction or major renovation Minimum 5,000 ft 2 Exceed current Illinois energy conservation code requirements (IL ECC 2016) Early in design And Photo courtesy of Sunstar 27

28 Public Sector New Construction Eligibility We Can Support Building Design Projects That: Implement significant beyond-code energy conservation measures (ECMs) for at least two of these primary building systems: Envelope Primary HVAC equipment Lighting Qualified refrigeration* Did we mention early in design? *Typically applies to refrigerated warehouses and grocery stores 28

29 Participation Timeline: Accelerate Performance 29

30 Participation Timeline: Comprehensive Assistance 30

31 Participation Timeline: Expedited Assistance 31

32 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Public Sector New Construction INTRODUCTION OFFERING BASICS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVANCED TOPICS CASE STUDIES ELIGIBILITY WRAP UP Xavier Apartments, Photo by Mark Ballogg 32

33 Key Items to Remember Bring your projects to our team early in design Stay engaged with our technical team throughout the design process Implement significant beyond-code energy conservation measures (ECMs) for at least two primary building systems Photo courtesy of Sunstar Americas, Inc. 33

34 Benefits for Public Sector Buildings Increase building comfort and safety Reduce environmental impact Meet organizational sustainability goals Reduce operating costs 34

35 Potential Benefits for Design Firms Access to nationally recognized energy efficiency expertise Community recognition for sustainable design Potential incentive for your clients Potential incentive for the lead design firm: Up to 10 percent of owner s incentive for firms fully engaged with technical assistance team Jason Keen Photography. Image courtesy of Moody Nolan, Inc. 35

36 Experienced Team Since buildings 134 million ft 2 Completed Pipeline 36

37 Public Sector New Construction Team 37

38 Thank you! Program Information ComEd Incentives ComEd.com/BizIncentives ComEd New Construction ComEd.com/NewConstruction ComEd Public Sector ComEd.com/PublicSectorEE Outreach Support Contact: Kellen McSweeney Project Manager