2016 Interior Lighting Campaign RecognitionJune 27, 2016

Interior Lighting Campaign Organizers

ILC Campaign Overview

Launched in May 2015, at the Better Buildings Summit

Year 1 achievements: Quickly surpassed initial goal of 100,000

high efficiency troffers, leading to stretch goal of 1 Million troffers. Actual achieved was 650,000 troffers, which represents an estimated 130 million kWh or 12,000 home energy savings ($13.5 million saved)

49 Participants 13 Participants recognized today for

exemplary performance 119 Supporters

Recognition and guidance program designed to help facility owners and managers take advantage of savings opportunities from high efficiency interior lighting solutions.

125,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 11 homes

62% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Mixture of 2 lamp (56W) to 4-lamp (124 W) fluorescent 36 W LED

Award:Exemplary Federal Government Sector Site

Army Reserve – 9th Mission Support Command:Guam

Army Reserve – 99th Regional Support Command:T/Sgt Vernon McGarity Army Reserve Center

184,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 17 homes

51% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Mixture of 3 lamp (86W) to 4-lamp (108 W) fluorescent 46 W and 61 W LED

Award:Exemplary Federal Government Sector Site

Baylor Scott and White Health:Dallas & Grapevine

Program Summary 19,500 total fixtures

retrofitted across 11 BSWH campuses

Dallas: 1.43M kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 132 homes 6,260 fluorescent fixtures

converted to LED

Grapevine: 61% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Award: Exemplary Healthcare Sector Site

Baylor University Medical Center Dallas TX

BSW-Medical Center Grapevine TX

CHRISTUS Health:St. Michael

Program Summary 16,400+ total fixtures

retrofitted with LEDs across 10 CHRISTUS campuses

St. Michael: 1.45M kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 134

homes

61% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Award:Exemplary Healthcare Sector Site

CHRISTUS St. Michael Health, Texarkana TX

CKE Restaurants Holdings, Inc:Corporate-wide, multiple sites

157 sites submitted 1.9 M kWh savings ≈ Energy usage of 177

homes Average 53% savings

Castiac, CA Carl’s Jr 15,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 1.3

homes Danridge, TN Hardee’s

64% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Mixture of 4-lamp (128 W) fluorescent 49 W LED

Awards:

Largest Number of Facility Projects

Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Small Project

Highest Percentage of Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Small Project

Cleveland Clinic:Main Campus Learner Research

2.6 M kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 238 homes

55% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Mixture of 1 lamp (31W) to 2-lamp (59 W) fluorescent 13 W & 26 W LED

Award: Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Large Project

Northern Arizona University:Student and Academic Services

78,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 7 homes

46% energy reduction in new construction

Controls: Auto off vacancy sensors and

manual on controls used in offices Auto on/off occupancy sensors

used in other spaces such as restrooms, classrooms, and conference rooms

Daylight harvesting controls that provide smooth and continuous daylight dimming are installed in spaces with windows

Tuning via local dimming controls  Time clocks

Awards: Best Use of Lighting Controls in a Single BuildingExemplary Higher Education Sector Site

Sustainable Technologies:Clean Harbors

11,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 1 home

74% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Mixture of 4 lamp (104W) to fluorescent 33 W LED + controls

Award: Highest Percentage of Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Medium Project

TargetCorporate-wide, multiple sites

26 million kWh saved annually at sites submitted ≈ Energy usage of 2366 homes ≈ $2.7 M in electricity savings

14,400 kWh saved at a medium-sized new construction

217,000 kWh saved at a large-sized new construction

40% saved in new construction stores

Awards:

Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting New Construction -Medium Project

Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting New Construction -Large Project

Highest Percentage of Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting New Construction -Medium Project

Highest Percentage of Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting New Construction -Large Project

Special Recognition Categories -Largest Portfolio-wide Annual Absolute Energy Savings

T-Mobile:Call Center Oakland, ME

Award:Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits -Medium Project

Before After

65,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 6 homes

56% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Tutera Real Estate:7611 State Line, Kansas City, MO

46,000 square foot commercial office building

117,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 11 homes

69% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Replaced 2 and 4-lamp fluorescent 20 & 30 W LED

Award: Exemplary Commercial Real Estate and Hospitality Sector Site

New Carrollton Federal BuildingNew Carrollton, MD

Byron Rodgers Federal Building & U.S. CourthouseDenver, CO

477,000 kWh saved annually Dual technology occupancy sensors per

luminaire Closed loop daylighting harvesting control for

15’ perimeter zone 8 daylight harvesting zones per floor Daylight dimming to 0%

2.7 M kWh saved annually Energy usage of 250 homes 82% energy reduction compared to existing

usage

Awards:Highest Absolute Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Large ProjectHighest Percentage of Annual Savings for Troffer Lighting Retrofits - Large Project

Award:Best Use of Lighting Controls in a Single Building

U.S. General Service Administration

U.S. Toy Co:U.S. Toy Co. Headquarters

54,000 kWh saved annually ≈ Energy usage of 5 homes

53% energy reduction compared to existing usage

Replaced 3-lamp (85W) fluorescent 40 W LED

Award:Exemplary Retail, Food Service, or Grocery Sector Site

ILC Recognition Summary

2016 ILC Exemplary Retrofit Project RecognitionExemplary Performance Recognition

Category Range

kWh Percent Cost Effectiveness Range Annual Monetary savings

Commercial Real Estate:   ‐ Tutera Real Estate 117,000 69% $12,300 year $12,300 

Healthcare: ‐ Baylor Scott and White Health‐ CHRISTUS Health‐ Cleveland Clinic

1.4 ‐ 2.6 million 55% ‐ 64% 1.5 ‐ 4 year SPB 147,000 ‐ 273,000

Higher Education‐ Northern Arizona University 66,300 46% $6,600 / year $6,600 

Retail:‐ CKE Restaurant Holdings‐ Target‐ T‐Mobile‐ U.S. Toy Company

26,400 ‐ 618,000 65% ‐ 73% 3‐5 year SPB $2,800 ‐ $65,000 

Federal Facilities:‐ U.S. Army Reserve ‐ 99th RSC‐ U.S. Army Reserve ‐ 9th MSC‐ U.S. GSA

125,400 ‐ 2.7 million 55% ‐ 82% 5 ‐ 10 years SPB $18,800 ‐ $237,500

Other:‐ Clean Harbors 11,000 74% 2.5 ‐ 3 years SPB $950 

ILC Recognition Summary

2016 ILC Exemplary New Construction Project Recognition

Exemplary Performance Recognition

Category Range

kWh Percent Cost Effectiveness Range Annual Monetary savings

Retail:

‐ Target 14,400 ‐ 217,000 39% 3‐5 year SPB $2,800 ‐ $65,000 

ILC Participants

Argonne National Laboratory Lexington Co-operative MarketArmy Reserve- 63d Regional Support Command Macy'sArmy Reserve- 81st Regional Support Command MGM Resorts International Army Reserve- 88th Regional Support Command Naval Sea Systems Command 05Z32Army Reserve- 99th Regional Support Command Northern Arizona UniversityArmy Reserve- 9th Mission Support Command Oregon National GuardBaylor Scott and White Health Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryCHRISTUS Health Panasonic - Arrow ElectronicsCity of Gillette Plaistow Public LibraryCity of Milwaukee Portland English Language AcademyCKE Restaurants Holdings, Inc Sears Holdings CorporationCleveland Clinic Stanford University School of MedicineDeddens Development Sustainable TechnologiesDeutsche Asset & Wealth Management TargetEncompass Contractors North America TeslightsFayette Academy The Ballard CondominiumsForest City Realty Trust The Wendy's CompanyGolisano Institute for Sustainability / RIT T-MobileGundersen Health System Tutera Real EstateJCPenney U.S. General Services AdministrationKilroy Realty Corporation US Air ForceKohl's Department Stores US Department of EnergyLamey-Wellehan US Toy Co.Las Vegas Sands Corp. Vandenberg Air Force Base

Yamaha Motor Corporation

ILC SupportersAccess Green, LLC Finelite, Inc. OSRAM SYLVANIAAcuity Brands Lighting Focus on Energy Pacific Gas & Electric, Co.ADC Energy USA, Inc. Franklin Energy Services Pamela Tresp, Lighting ConsultantALB Energy Solutions Georgia Power Partner EnergyAlphalite, Inc. Golisano Institute for Sustainability / RIT Pearl Street LED Lighting SystemsAnixter International Gorgeous Lighting Co.,Ltd. Penn Lighting AssociatesARVA, LLC Greentek Energy Systems PepcoBeimini Sustainable Resources LLC Groom Energy Philips LightingBioStar Lighting Hawaii Energy Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA)BlueRock Energy Services HeSaLight REVCO Lighting + Electrical SupplyBRIGHT FOOTPRINT, LLC Hubbell Lighting Revelation Energy & LightingBSA LifeStructures Innovative Energy Solutions Corp. Rexel USABuckeye Energy Solutions Team LLC Institute for Market Transformation Robert Bosch LLCBudget Lighting Inc. International Association of Lighting Designers Robinson Sustainable Builders, LLC Cape Light Compact Jeff Miller & Company, Inc. Rockwell Financial GroupCapital Tristate Joule Energy RTK Energy, LLCCLEAResult Kaw Southwind Energy, LLC Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)Columbia Lighting Inc Kenall Manufacturing SamsungComEd KGP Design SeventhwaveComfort Lighting Inc Krypton Lighting LLC Smart City InfrastructureConcord Light LED City Smart TrackedCorrelate LED Energy Solutions Southern California EdisonDECO Lighting Leviton Manufacturing, Inc. Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP)DesignLights Consortium Light / Process / Design Southwestern Electric Power CompanyDiVi Energy LightEdison Studio T+L, LLCE Source Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator Summit Systems Inc.Eaton (formerly Cooper Lighting) LUX LED Solutions Sustainable Solutions LEDEco Revolution MaxLite Sustainable TechnologiesEDF Climate Corps Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) Synergy Electrical SalesEfficiency Vermont Mirus Lighting Teslights LLCEmily Grene Corporation Molex Thayer CorporationEncentiv Energy National Co+op Grocers The DesignLights ConsortiumEnergy Conservation Works NetZero USA for Industry The Energy Alliance Group of North AmericaEnergy Focus, Inc New Buildings Institute The University Finance Foundation (TUFF)Energy Solutions Noribachi UpGrade Athens CountyEngineered Tax Services Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, Inc. (NEEP) Vansant & Gusler, Inc.Envirobrite Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) Welkin Consultants, LLC Evergreen Consulting Group NUR Manufacturing Wilco Electric Inc.EvoEnergies Okapi Architecture Wyndsor Lighting, LLC.Facility Innovations Group Orion Lighting Solutions

2017 ILC Recognition

Recognition announcements planned for the 2017 BOMA International Annual Conference and Expo, June 24-27, 2017 in Nashville, TN

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