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3 Energy Reduction / Alternative Energy Strategies Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners Water Utilities Department March 26, 2013 Bevin A. Beaudet, PE Utilities Director
4 Utility Background Operations WUD Energy Use Strategic Plan Energy Studies Energy Usage in Plants and wells Alternative Energy Results What s ahead? Presentation Outline
5 Our Motto: Best Water Best Customer Service and Best Environmental Stewardship In line with our Vision, Mission and Strategic Plan to successfully map our future 3
6 Utility Background Florida s 3 rd largest water and wastewater utility 520,000 residents served 558 employees $115 million annual operating budget Recognized as an industry leader
7 4 Water Treatment Plants with total capacity of 103 mgd 2 Wastewater Treatment Plants with total capacity of 59 mgd Plant Operations 22 mgd Reclaimed Water Facility 4 mgd Wetland Treatment t capacity WTP No. 9 recently received the AWWA Outstanding Award for the State of Florida WTP No. 9 recently received the AWWA Outstanding Award for the State of Florida 5
8 Pipeline Operations 2,126 miles water mains 518 miles force mains 1,145 miles gravity sewer 33 miles reclaimed water 17 miles raw water mains 4.5 miles concentrate line 16,066 fire hydrants 33,403 valves 29,037 manholes 767 lift stations WUD currently maintains > 3,800 miles of pipelines system-wide (spans distance from Miami to Seattle)
9 Water Utilities Energy Use Largest User of Power in Palm Beach County WUD 800 accounts 90,000,000+ Kwh/yr $9,700, per year This is 8.5% of WUD s Operating Budget
10 WUD Strategic Plan 2010 Comprehensive Strategic Plan Among the major goals (next 5 years): Reduce energy use by 10% on a Kwh/Dwelling Unit Basis Provide 5% WUD s energy off the Provide 5% WUD s energy off the grid using alternative/renewable energy facilities
11 WUD Energy Studies / Audits Energy Evaluations for Existing Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants (2006), CH2MHill SRWRF Digester Biogas Generation Project - Investment Grade Audit (2010), Florida Power & Light
12 Energy Usage in WUD PBCWUD 2011 Electricity Usage 4% 11% 85% Lift Stations Plants and Wells Others million KW WH PBCWUD 2011 Electricity Usage Lift Stations Plants and Wells Others Total
13 Energy Usage in Plants & Wells
14 Facilities Upgrades Installation of motion activated lighting g Replacement of lighting fixtures with energy efficient ones (thousands of fixtures and motion detection sensors) Painting of plant building ceiling with high reflective white paint Replacement of Inefficient HVAC systems
15 Process Changes Installation of Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) at the production wells and other pump systems Optimization of production well pumps operation (trimming of impellers) Replacement of membrane elements with more efficient ones Operational timing to minimize energy use during peak rate hours Automation of chemical feeds Replacement of fair Diffusers
16 Variable Frequency Drives, (VFDs) Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) Is a type of motor controller that drives an electric motor by varying the frequency and voltage supplied to the motor Matches pump speed to demand. Regular pumps operate in on/off mode.
17 Capital Projects Elimination of Ozone production; replaced with ion exchange Replacement of HS pumps & motors Process meters to optimize aeration at Southern Region Water Reclamation Facilities (SRWRF) Started power sub-metering at the WWTF Installation of efficient Effluent and Reclaimed water pumps
18 Alternative Energy Project Bio-Gas Generator Will provide approx. 20% of power demand at SRWRF (750 Kw)
19 Solar Panels Alternative Energy Project 125 kw of panels currently being installed at SRWRF
20 Results 38 PBCWUD MONTHLY KWH PER DWELLING Goal Total Reduction Alt. Energy Component KWH On Track to Exceed Strategic Plan Goals BY
21 What does the future hold? New types of more efficient membranes Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
22 Energy Recovery at Membrane Treatment Plants Biscayne Water Biscayne Water
23 Questions! Bevin A. Beaudet, P.E. Director, Water Utilities Department 21
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