Overview 7/24/2018. BOMA Chicago July 11, 2018

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1 2018 ComEd Business Programs & FEJA Overview for BOMA Chicago July 11, 2018 C O N F I D E N T I A L Overview Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) passed in December 2016 Legislation is a Win for Illinois RENEWABLES - Provides $180 million per year growing to $220 million per year in RPS funding for renewable resources, including new wind power, large-scale solar power, and rooftop and community solar. ENERGY EFFICIENCY - Increases funding for energy efficiency from $250M up to $400M per year by Grows energy efficiency programs in a way that ensures all communities benefit, with at least $25 million per year dedicated to low-income energy efficiency programs through CREATES NEW JOBS - Create thousands of clean energy jobs through energy efficiency programs and energy innovation. - Provides for $30M in funding for three job-training programs a solar training pipeline, a craft apprenticeship program, and a multicultural jobs program. 2 1

2 Commercial, Industrial & Public Offerings Assessment Types Incentives Discounts Optimization Facility Data Center Combined Heat & Power Standard and Custom Small Business/ Small Facility New Construction Smart-Ready LED Streetlights Instant Discounts Retro-Commissioning Rooftop Units Compressed Air Industrial Refrigeration Process Cooling 3 Facility Assessments A great first step for any facility Facility assessments identify opportunities eligible for energy efficiency incentives Assessments vary by: Scope (how detailed the assessment is) Cost to customer (from free to partial cost) Delivery mechanism (ComEd engineer or Trade Ally) Request online: ComEd.com/FacilityAssessment 4 2

3 Standard Incentives 5 The standard offer provides cash incentives on a per-unit or per-fixture basis Projects require a Pre-Approval Application Wait for approval before starting the project Measure Categories Lighting Commercial Kitchen HVAC Laboratory Refrigeration Compressed Air Energy Management Network Desktop Systems Power Mgmnt. Agriculture Industrial Process 5 Targeted Bonus Offers Special Offers Variable Speed Drive Bonus. Offer available until 9/30/18 Incentive bonus of $20/HP for HVAC fans & pumps ($80/HP) Made in IL Bonus. Offer available until 12/31/18 10% Bonus for products that are 50% manufactured or assembled in Illinois * Please see promotion materials for further rules on eligibility 6 3

4 Custom Incentives Provides incentives for complex energy efficiency projects not covered by Standard incentives Retrofits, replacement and upgrades (e.g., process equipment, refrigeration, compressed air and HVAC) Procedural / operational changes for greater output using same energy Projects require a Pre-Approval Application; wait for approval before starting the project $0.07 per kwh reduced Measurement and verification (M&V) may be required Developing in-house M&V services 7 Office Space 8 New as of June 1, 2017 Simplified pre-approval application process Reserve incentives by square footage, even for unleased office space $2-$27/100 sf Attract prospective tenants Upgrade building systems 8 4

5 Retro-Commissioning Options: Now for All Facility Sizes Name Target Building Size Incentive Project Duration Retro- Commissioning (RCx) Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx) Retro- Commissioning Express (RCxpress) Greater than Study worth up to 500,000 ft 2 $ 100,000 Greater than 150,000 ft 2 $ 15K or $ 25K for installation of monitoring software, plus $ 0.08 per verified kwh 150,000 to Study worth up to 500,000 ft 2 $ 60, months 12 plus months 9 months RCx Building Tune-Up Up to Less than $ 10,000 customer 150,000 ft 2 incentive, at $ 0.04 per verified kwh 7 months 9 Customer Project Snapshot: 200 West Madison Energy-saving improvements Reduce simultaneous heating and cooling Optimize snow melt system Estimated annual energy savings 444,149 kwh ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Incentive Fully-funded RCx study cost: $49,500 Total cost to building $33,550 Estimated annual electric cost savings $28,509 Estimated payback after incentives 1.2 years 10 5

6 Industrial Systems Program Offerings OFFERING CUSTOMER CRITERIA INCENTIVE Compressed Air Comprehensive Study Industrial Refrigeration Comprehensive Study Process Cooling Comprehensive Study Compressed Air Express Study Compressed Air Leak Repair Wastewater Treatment/ Water Supply Plants > 200 hp Repair 50% leak volume or at least 1 leak per 5 hp > 200 hp At least $15k identified measures > 125 tons At least $15k identified measures hp Repair 50% leak volume or at least 1 leak per 5 hp > 50 hp Repair 50% leak volume or at least 1 leak per 5 hp > 100 kw peak demand At least $15k identified measures $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs $0.07/kWh (6) Standard (4) Up to 100% of project costs Up to $12/hp for non-backup compressors $0.21/kWh Up to 100% of project costs 11 AirCare Plus Rooftop HVAC Unit Tune Ups Customers who can benefit: No available budget for HVAC upgrades Typically don t maintain HVAC equipment Run-until-fail mindset with HVAC Recommend HVAC tune-up in Spring, Summer, or Fall Incentives are paid directly to trade allies, and subtracted from the cost to customer 12 6

7 7/24/2018 Instant Discounts Energy-efficient products sold at a reduced price through participating distributors No application required Find distributor list at ComEd.com/BizLights $2 to $9/each instant discount on most screw-in bulbs $20-$55 instant discount on HID LED lamps $3 instant discount on TLED lamps $5 instant discount on CFLEDs 13 Data Centers Refresh servers with more efficient technology, or opt for virtualization Consider colocation offsite retail IT facility removes ownership and maintenance cost Replace air conditioning to cool IT closets Network desktop power management can reduce computer energy use 27% annually 14 7

8 Multi-Family Program Property owners and managers of multi-tenant residential buildings can reduce energy usage with program offered jointly with Nicor Gas, North Shore Gas, and Peoples Gas. Program offerings include: Free energy assessments with a report contain additional energy efficiency recommendations and available incentives for completing suggested improvements Direct installation of products in tenant spaces including: - LEDs, advanced power strips, programmable thermostats, WaterSense certified showerheads, faucet aerators for bathrooms and kitchens, and hot water pipe insulation Trade Ally installation of products in common areas including: - LEDs, TLED lighting, exterior and garage LEDs, programmable thermostats, LED exit sighs, and occupancy sensors 15 Installer Certification Requirements As of January 1, 2018, ComEd Energy Efficiency will not be able to pay out certain incentives unless provided with evidence that the installer is certified through the ICC. (Note: this is not applicable if the customer is a self-installer.) Applies to energy efficiency measures that require certain electrical connection Applies only where the incentive for the installed measure exceeds $300 The incentive or rebate will be withheld if the installing contractor is not certified or until certification is approved/ verified. 16 8

9 About Waypoint Energy ComEd has engaged Waypoint Energy to provide outreach and support services to Commercial Real- Estate customers in ComEd s service territory Point-of-contact for CRE inquiries, Facility Assessments, project initiation, and other consultation Please contact us: Jenn Allen, LEED AP ID+C Outreach Coordinator Jenniferallen@waypoint-energy.com (872) To Learn More About ComEd Business Savings: Call Us Visit Us ComEd.com/ BusinessSavings Us BusinessEE@ComEd.com PublicSectorEE@ComEd.com Commonwealth Edison, 2018 The ComEd Energy Efficiency Program is funded in compliance with state law. 18 9

10 What Have We Achieved? Since the inception of the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program in 2008 Customers have saved $2.95 billion+ on their electric bills 19 Thank You! 20 10