Electric Association Annual Conference January 25, 2018

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1 Electric Association Annual Conference January 25, 2018 Teri Lewand CEM, LEED AP ComEd, Business Programs Mgr. C O N F I D E N T I A L

2 Origin of Energy Efficiency Programs Illinois energy legislation passed in 2007 Funded by customers Based on kwh usage Gas programs added in 2011 Future Energy Jobs Act passed in 12/2016 2

3 Energy Efficiency Program Milestones 2007, Illinois Power Agency Act (Public Act ) was signed into law 2009, US EPA s ENERGY STAR Program 2012 Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) C&I New Construction MEEA 2014 Impact Award , The ComEd Energy Efficiency Program officially launched 2016 Sustained Excellence Award Sm. Biz MEEA 2016 Impact Award Illinois Governor s Award for Sustainability in ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year 2016 Illinois Legislature passed the Future Energy Jobs Act 3

4 ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Historical Portfolio Spend (Millions) $400 $352 $300 $262 $200 $100 $29 $54 $77 $109 $110 $156 $170 $197 $- PY1 PY2 PY3 PY4 PY5 PY6 PY7 PY8 PY Program Year 4

5 What Has Been Achieved? Since the inception of the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program in 2008 Customers have saved $2.7 billion+ on their electric bill 5

6 FEJA Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) passed 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. 6

7 FEJA Impact for 2018 and Beyond Legislation Period January 1 st December 2030 IPA Energy Efficiency Procurement Eliminated Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) Closing offices and transitioning programs to utilities 5/31/2017 Low-Income, Public Sector and Market Transformation will now be managed by ComEd Plan Length - Extended to 4 years for next two plans; then one 5-year plan kwh Savings Goals: no longer first year savings, now cumulative annual savings Gas savings up to 10% of goal can be met through converting therm savings to kwh savings Large C&I over 10 MW: Exempt after May 31 st,

8 FEJA Impact for 2018 and Beyond Annual Budget: Plan 1 ( ): $353 M Plan 2 ( ): $379 M Plan 3 ( ): $404 M Carve outs Low Income $25M minimum per year Public Sector 10% of budget (~$35M minimum per year) Third Party Programs $25M minimum per year (starting, Jan 2019) Measurement & Verification ~$10M Research & Development ~$15M 8

9 Emerging Technology Key Objectives The primary objective of the Emerging Technology Portfolio is to identify, validate, and integrate: New Technologies: that provide a means for customers to manage and save energy New Program Deliveries: to increase customer participation in new and existing programs, increase savings per participant, and/or reduce the cost per kwh 9

10 How to Submit ideas Provide information on the opportunities that you are seeing and would like to recommend Best Way: Emerging Tech directly at Call for Ideas Income Eligible CFI and more to come! ComEd.com/EmergingTech Contact the Implementation Contractor or ComEd Program Manager 10

11 Business Offerings Commercial, Industrial & Public C O N F I D E N T I A L

12 Commercial, Industrial, and Public Sector Facility Data Center Combined Heat & Power Standard Custom Small Business New Construction Services Business Instant Lighting Discounts (BILD) Business Products Discounts Retro-commissioning Rooftop Units Compressed Air Industrial Refrigeration Process Cooling 12

13 Energy Assessments 13 A Facility Assessment is a free, high-level, on-site facility assessment conducted by a ComEd engineer Over the last three years, 1,600 Facility Assessments identified: 560 million kwh in energy savings $45 million in incentives 13

14 Combined Heat and Power Technology for a customer to generate electricity and heat Target is large industrial and commercial customers, hospitals, secured public facilities, schools Incentives: Feasibility Study = 50% of study cost up to $25,000 Interconnection = 50% of interconnection fee up to $25,000 Project Implementation = $0.07/kWh produced and used on site 14

15 Data Centers in 2018 Ideal Customer: Long standing aging colocation facilities Health care facilities Public sector school institutions and municipal entities Custom Data Center $0.07 per kwh reduced annually Early Commitment $0.06 per kwh reduced annually Virtualization/IT $0.05 per kwh reduced annually Closet to $0.05 per kwh reduced annually 15

16 Standard and Custom Programs Standard Cash incentives for common measures Custom Provides cash incentives for more complex projects not covered by Standard Process or system improvement Process Automation or new technologies 16

17 Incentive Changes for 2018 Category Measure Unit Old Incentive New Incentive HVAC Commercial Kitchen DCV (New/Retrofit) HP $350 $400 Refrigeration Anti-Sweat Heaters FT $30 $25 Electronically Commutated Motors (Reach In) Motor $35 $30 LED Refrigerated Case Lighting (closed) Door $50 $40 LED Refrigerated Case Lighting (open) FT $20 $15 Snack Vending Machine Controls Machine $30 $40 Industrial Lighting Compressed Air Conversion of DC Drive to AC in Plastic Extruder HP $25 $40 Type-C TLED W reduced $0.40 Traffic Lights Light $40/$80/$100 Storage Tanks Gal $

18 Special Promotions for 2018 Name Measure Unit Base Incentive Base + Promo Incentive Customer Segment *Expiration Variable Speed Drives HP $60 $80 All 9/30/2018 HVAC Water-Cooled Chiller Base Ton $20 $30 All 5/31/2018 Air/Water-Cooled Chiller Incremental Efficiency Increase IPLV/Ton $3.50 $10 All 5/31/2018 Made In Illinois Measures where products are 50% manufactured or assembled in Illinois - (except Custom & Streetlights) +10% All 12/31/2018 New Customer All (except Streetlights) +20% Public 5/31/2018 * Please see promotion materials and applications for further rules on eligibility and requirements. 18

19 Program Enhancements for 2018 Retail Space Offering (similar to Office Space) Feedback from customers Reservation based on square footage of a building Comprehensive Energy Savings Offering Changes Simplified offering +20% for customers who implement 3 or more projects Application required New Standard Online Application Early 2018 Paper applications and worksheets will still be accepted Apply Now 19

20 LED Streetlights Incentives for municipalities to convert their own streetlights to LED A light source that offers a white light solution with energy savings of over 70% of traditional technology Incentives will be $0.70/watt reduced 20

21 New Construction New Construction Program Provide expert technical assistance Eligibility: A new construction or major renovation w/ a minimum of 5000 sq. ft. Implement at least 2 significantly beyondcode energy conservation measures of 4 listed primary building systems: Envelope, Primary HVAC, Lighting, or Qualified Refrigeration New: Higher incentives are available for earlier engagement 21

22 New Construction Incentives are linked to engagement, with higher $/kwh and $/therm incentives for earlier engagement INCENTIVE $ / kwh, $/ therm $0.14/kWh $0.70/therm Accelerate Performance Before design team selection $0.10/kWh $0.50/therm Comprehensive Assistance Before 50% design completion $0.07/kWh $0.35/therm Project Delivery Expedited Assistance Six weeks to design completion Qualified Public Customer Incentives +40% Too late for new construction incentives $0.00 Equipment purchased 22

23 Small Business Program (<100 kw) Offers free energy assessments and incentives for common improvements, e.g. lighting retrofits, LED lamps, occupancy sensors Focus on increasing participation in more nonlighting measures: HVAC, compressed air, refrigeration, Smart Thermostats 23

24 Small Business Customer Experience 24

25 Public Small Facility- New Offering for 2018 School Districts Municipalities County Park Districts Program provides: Free survey Libraries Other Small Demand Public Bld. Comprehensive measures similar to small business (lighting, HVAC, etc.) Direct Installation closed network of subcontractors Also looks into more complex measures: HVAC, Smart Thermostats, etc. Incentives = 50-75% of project costs Financing option - in development 25

26 Retro-Commissioning (RCx) Goal: Help customers save energy by identifying and implementing low-cost improvements to building operations Control of building systems such as HVAC and lighting Opportunities for therm savings Identification of equipment retrofit opportunities and available incentives What makes a good project? Customer buy-in Building automation system No major retrofits planned Can be a great next step after equipment upgrades 26

27 RCx Options NAME TARGET BUILDING SIZE INCENTIVE PROJECT DURATION Retro-Commissioning Greater than 500,000 ft 2 Study worth up to $100, months Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx) Greater than 150,000 ft 2 $15K or $25K for installation of monitoring software, plus $0.08 per verified kwh RCxpress 150,000 to 500,000 ft 2 Study worth up to $60, months 6-9 months RCx Building Tune-Up Less than Study worth up to 150,000 ft 2 $10,000, plus $0.04 per verified kwh 1-3 months 27

28 Industrial Systems Program Offerings OFFERING CUSTOMER CRITERIA INCENTIVE Compressed Air Comprehensive Study > 200 hp Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs Industrial Refrigeration Comprehensive Study > 500 hp Implement $15k of report measures $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs Process Cooling Comprehensive Study > 500 tons Implement $15k of report measures $0.07/kWh Up to 100% of project costs Compressed Air Express Study hp Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp $0.07/kWh (6) Standard (4) Up to 100% of project costs Compressed Air Leak Repair > 50 hp Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp Up to $12/hp for non-backup compressors 28

29 AirCare Plus Comprehensive energy-efficiency HVAC tune-up program for ComEd commercial electric customers. Trained contractors provide tune-up services to eligible customers. Measures focus on system maintenance, thermostatic control, economizer functionality and advanced measures 29

30 Instant Discounts (ID) Provides instant discounts through distributors on qualifying: LED screw-in products LED linear lamps (TLED) LED exit signs Reduced wattage T8 and T5 lamps High frequency battery chargers Discounts are only available on products that meet ENERGY STAR or DLC qualifications Visit ComEd.com/BPD for lists of qualifying products and participating distributors 30

31 New Measures and Changes for 2018 Category Measure New Incentive PAR Lamps ($1) Lighting TLEDs Lamps ($2) Screw-in HID LED mogul base $55 Screw-in HID LED medium base $20 Pin-base LED 2 pin $5 Pin-base LED 4 pin $5 ENERGY STAR 2.1 DLC 4.2 APL No Dimmability Required screw-in lamps linear and U- tube TLED For certain lamps All lamps 31

32 Residential Offerings C O N F I D E N T I A L

33 Residential Offerings Assessments Single Family Multi-Family Rebates ENERGY STAR Appliances ENERGY STAR Smart Thermostat Heating and Cooling Weatherization Pool Pumps Discounts ENERGY STAR Lighting Advanced Power Strips Air Purifiers 33 Recycling Working Fridge or Freezer Window Air Conditioning Unit Additional Offerings Elementary Education New Construction Home Energy Reports My Account Online Energy Management Tools

34 What we re excited about in 2018 Flat $100 rebate for ENERGY STAR certified Smart Thermostats $450 for ENERGY STAR Most Efficient central AC rebate $600 for >18 SEER Air Source Heat Pump Air sealing and insulation rebates up to $1,600 territory wide including Aeroseal for ducts Newly closed network of Heating and Cooling Trade Allies Online Find A Trade Ally Tool - Free marketing collateral Discounted educational classes - Free welcome kit 34

35 Ways to Save for Income Eligible Customers Assessments & Incentives Single-Family Home Energy Upgrades Multi-Family Energy Upgrades Public Housing Energy Upgrades Affordable Housing New Construction Instant Discounts Expanded Lighting Discounts Third Party Programs Energy Savings Kits Food Bank LED Distribution 35

36 How to Find Out More Program Information: ComEd.com/HomeSavings Residential Trade Ally Network Information: ComEd.com/Rebates 36

37 ICC Installer Certification Requirements Applies to energy efficiency measures that require an 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. F E J A 37

38 Certification Key Points ICC Installer Certification Requirements are driven by Legislation Consider applying for Certification if you haven t already ICC Fee for certification is $100 Application forms and certification information -> ICC website Installers can certify post installation Annual recertification is required (no charge) June 1 of each year To minimize delays in incentive payout, customers may prefer to use certified contractors/trade allies 38

39 How to Find Out More Business Call Us: Visit Us: ComEd.com/BusinessSavings 39

40 Thank You! 40