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Achievability Issues. Conservation Resources Advisory Committee March 12, 2009. Outline. How Achievability is Used & Calculated Consequences of Assumptions Interaction with Stock Estimates Near-Term Penetration Assumptions Long-Term Penetration Assumptions. How Achievability is Used. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Achievability Issues

Northwest Power and ConservationCouncil

Achievability IssuesAchievability Issues

Conservation Resources Advisory Conservation Resources Advisory CommitteeCommittee

March 12, 2009March 12, 2009

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OutlineOutline

How Achievability is Used & CalculatedHow Achievability is Used & Calculated Consequences of AssumptionsConsequences of Assumptions Interaction with Stock EstimatesInteraction with Stock Estimates Near-Term Penetration AssumptionsNear-Term Penetration Assumptions Long-Term Penetration AssumptionsLong-Term Penetration Assumptions

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How Achievability is UsedHow Achievability is UsedConservation

ResourcesGenerating Resources

Prices for Fuel, Capital, CO2, Siting,

Load

Demand Response

Imports

Similarly Reliable & Available Resource Options Reliability Constraints

Regional Portfolio Model Develops Plans & Analyzes Cost & Risk for Plans

(Plans are Amount and Timing of Resource Decisions)

Time-Dependent Cost & Availability

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Consequences:Consequences: Near-Term Achievability PenetrationNear-Term Achievability Penetration

– Acts as Practical Limit on DeploymentActs as Practical Limit on Deployment– Impacts Near-Term TargetsImpacts Near-Term Targets– Impacts Risk-Mitigation Premium Impacts Risk-Mitigation Premium

» Higher Cost-Effective Limit for Lost-OpportunityHigher Cost-Effective Limit for Lost-Opportunity

Long-Term AchievabilityLong-Term Achievability– Recognizes Can’t Get it AllRecognizes Can’t Get it All– Retain 85% Max Penetration for 6Retain 85% Max Penetration for 6thth Plan Plan

» Some Less (HPWH, Solar PV, Set-Top, LED Sign)Some Less (HPWH, Solar PV, Set-Top, LED Sign)

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Non-Lost

Opp

ortunity

How Achievability is How Achievability is CalculatedCalculated

Remaining Stock Estimate (or

Technical Potential)

Achievable Penetration

Lost Opportunity

Achievable Lost Opportunity Conservation Potential - Cumulative by 2029 Base Forecast - All Sector

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Achievable Retrofit Conservation Potential - Cumulative by 2029 Base Forecast - All Sector

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Long-TermAchievable over 20 Years

Near-Term Penetration RatesYear by Year Maximum Penetration

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Limited to Annual Stock or Unit Availability

Limited to Remaining Stock 2029

Systems & Equipment with Slow Turnover Rates (e.g. windows)

Replacement Systems & Equipment(Driven by Stock Turnover Rates)

Lost-Opportunity & RetrofitLost-Opportunity & RetrofitStock Estimates Stock Estimates

Lost-Opportunity Conservation

Incremental Cost & Savings Compared to

New Baseline

Retrofit Conservation

Incremental Cost & Savings Compared to

Retrofit Baseline

Existing Building Stock not addressed by turnover (e.g. weatherization)

New Homes, Buildings & Equipment(Driven by Population Growth & Equip Saturation)

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Applicable Stock EstimatesApplicable Stock Estimates

Estimates are Measure-Specific & InteractiveEstimates are Measure-Specific & Interactive Lost-OpportunityLost-Opportunity

– New StockNew Stock» Function of Population & Employment & EconomyFunction of Population & Employment & Economy

– Replacement EquipmentReplacement Equipment» Function of equipment turnover & remodel rates Function of equipment turnover & remodel rates » Ex: Lighting system turnover rate higher in Retail than Ex: Lighting system turnover rate higher in Retail than

SchoolsSchools

RetrofitRetrofit– Existing StockExisting Stock– Minus Demolition & Conversion & ReplacementMinus Demolition & Conversion & Replacement– Plus New & Replacement not addressed as Lost-OppsPlus New & Replacement not addressed as Lost-Opps

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Applicable Stock EstimateApplicable Stock EstimateExampleExample

Annual Stock Available for Commercial Lighting (Lost-Opportunuty)

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55thth Plan Plan Achievable Penetration RatesAchievable Penetration Rates

Lost-Opportunity Conservation

Retrofit Conservation

Ramp 15% to Max 85% in 12 Years

(Ramp Up 14 MWa to 85 MWa per Year @$100/MWh)

Limited to 120 MWa per YearBased on High Historical Performance

Max 85%

5th Plan Lost Opportuntity Penetration Rate

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Developing 6Developing 6thth Plan Achievable Plan Achievable Penetration RatesPenetration Rates

Two ApproachesTwo Approaches Historic PerspectiveHistoric Perspective

– Recent Regional PerformanceRecent Regional Performance Forward-LookingForward-Looking

– Build from Bottom UpBuild from Bottom Up– Measure-by-Measure Penetration RatesMeasure-by-Measure Penetration Rates

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Near-Term AchievabilityNear-Term Achievability

Historic PerspectiveHistoric Perspective Program PerformanceProgram Performance Pace of Codes & StandardsPace of Codes & Standards Periodic Survey of Current StockPeriodic Survey of Current Stock

Forward LookingForward Looking Considers Character of MeasuresConsiders Character of Measures Implementation StrategiesImplementation Strategies Size & Cost Size & Cost Physical Availability of EquipmentPhysical Availability of Equipment Training & Education RequirementsTraining & Education Requirements

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Historic PerspectiveHistoric Perspective

BPA, Utility & NEEA ProgramsBPA, Utility & NEEA Programs Averaged 150 MWa per year since 2001Averaged 150 MWa per year since 2001 Over 200 MWa in 2007Over 200 MWa in 2007 Probably >200 MWa in 2008Probably >200 MWa in 2008 At $40-50 /MWh Avoided CostsAt $40-50 /MWh Avoided Costs

Codes & StandardsCodes & Standards One third of Savings since 1991One third of Savings since 1991 Large Long-Term PotentialLarge Long-Term Potential Near-Term Impact Limited by New Near-Term Impact Limited by New

Stock Additions & Turnover RatesStock Additions & Turnover Rates

Annual Regional Conservation Savings 1991 - 2007

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State Codes

Alliance Programs

BPA and Utility Programs

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Forward-Looking Forward-Looking Use a Bottom-Up Approach to EstimateUse a Bottom-Up Approach to Estimate

Penetration RatesPenetration Rates

Estimate Annual Penetration Rates by Measure BundleEstimate Annual Penetration Rates by Measure Bundle Distinguish Features that Impact Penetration RateDistinguish Features that Impact Penetration Rate

– Complexity of MeasuresComplexity of Measures– Delivery Mechanisms & Decision Makers Delivery Mechanisms & Decision Makers – Current Market SaturationCurrent Market Saturation– Equipment & Infrastructure AvailabilityEquipment & Infrastructure Availability– Subject to Code or StandardSubject to Code or Standard– Size & CostSize & Cost

(Annual Penetration Rate) x (Annual Units) x (Unit (Annual Penetration Rate) x (Annual Units) x (Unit Savings)Savings)

Then Sum of All Measure-Level Supply Curves by Year & Then Sum of All Measure-Level Supply Curves by Year & Levelized Cost binLevelized Cost bin

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Penetration Rate “Families”Penetration Rate “Families”

Lost-OpportunityLost-Opportunity– Emerging TechnologyEmerging Technology

– LO SlowLO Slow

– LO MediumLO Medium

– LO FastLO Fast

RetrofitRetrofit– New Measure New Measure

– In 20 Years In 20 Years

– In 10 Years In 10 Years

– In 5 YearsIn 5 Years

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Family of Lost-Opportunity Family of Lost-Opportunity Penetration RatesPenetration Rates

Annual Lost-Opportunity Penetration Rates

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Family of Retrofit Penetration Family of Retrofit Penetration RatesRates

Annual Retrofit Penetration Rates

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New Measure Medium

New Measure Slow

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Residential Lost-OpportunityResidential Lost-OpportunityAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

LO SlowLO Slow RefrigeratorsRefrigerators FreezersFreezers CookingCooking Heat Pump UpgradesHeat Pump Upgrades Elec Furnace to HP ConversionsElec Furnace to HP Conversions

LO MediumLO Medium Clothes WasherClothes Washer DishwasherDishwasher Clothes DryerClothes Dryer Shell & Window MeasuresShell & Window Measures Window AC UnitsWindow AC Units

About 540 MWa by 2029 About 340 MWa by 2029

LO Emerging TechnologyLO Emerging Technology Heat Pump Water HeaterHeat Pump Water Heater Gravity Film Heat ExchangerGravity Film Heat Exchanger

About 600 MWa by 2029

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Residential RetrofitResidential RetrofitAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

Retro in 5 YearsRetro in 5 Years ShowerheadsShowerheads LightingLighting

Retro in 15 YearsRetro in 15 Years WeatherizationWeatherization HVAC ConversionsHVAC Conversions

About 240 MWa by 2029 About 750 MWa by 2029

New Measure Ramp-UpNew Measure Ramp-Up Solar DHWSolar DHW Solar PVSolar PV

About 610 MWa by 2029

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Commercial Lost-OpportunityCommercial Lost-OpportunityAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

LO FastLO Fast Lighting Power DensityLighting Power Density Lighting ControlsLighting Controls Premium HVAC EquipmentPremium HVAC Equipment Variable-Speed ChillersVariable-Speed Chillers Glass – New & ReplacementGlass – New & Replacement Simple HVAC Measures – NewSimple HVAC Measures – New Package Refrigeration EquipPackage Refrigeration Equip Exterior Building LightingExterior Building Lighting Street & Roadway Lighting - NewStreet & Roadway Lighting - New

LO MediumLO Medium Integrated Building DesignIntegrated Building Design DaylightingDaylighting Complex HVAC MeasuresComplex HVAC Measures Street & Roadway Lighting - ReplStreet & Roadway Lighting - Repl Parking LightingParking Lighting SignageSignage

About 740 MWa by 2029

About 180 MWa by 2029

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Commercial RetrofitCommercial RetrofitAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

Retro in 10 YearsRetro in 10 Years Lighting Power DensityLighting Power Density Lighting ControlsLighting Controls Glass – RetrofitGlass – Retrofit Simple HVAC MeasuresSimple HVAC Measures InsulationInsulation DCV Restaurant HoodsDCV Restaurant Hoods Computer Servers & ITComputer Servers & IT

Retro in 20 YearsRetro in 20 Years Controls Commissioning ComplexControls Commissioning Complex Complex HVAC MeasuresComplex HVAC Measures Grocery RefrigerationGrocery Refrigeration Network PC ControlsNetwork PC Controls Sewage TreatmentSewage Treatment Water SupplyWater Supply

About 180 MWa by 2029

About 350 MWa by 2029

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Industrial Lost-OpportunityIndustrial Lost-OpportunityAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

LO FastLO Fast Lighting Power DensityLighting Power Density Lighting ControlsLighting Controls

LO MediumLO Medium Material HandlingMaterial Handling Motor RewindMotor Rewind

About 70 MWa by 2029About 60 MWa by 2029

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Industrial RetrofitIndustrial RetrofitAchievable Penetration Rate ThemesAchievable Penetration Rate Themes

Retro in 10 YearsRetro in 10 Years Compressed Air MeasuresCompressed Air Measures Centrifugal Fans Centrifugal Fans BeltsBelts TransformersTransformers Refrigeration & Food StorageRefrigeration & Food Storage Chip Fab MeasuresChip Fab Measures

Retro in 20 YearsRetro in 20 Years Fan & Pump OptimizationFan & Pump Optimization Premium Fan & Pump EquipPremium Fan & Pump Equip Pulp & Paper EquipmentPulp & Paper Equipment

About 250 MWa by 2029

About 170 MWa by 2029

New Measure Ramp-Up (?)New Measure Ramp-Up (?) Plant Energy ManagementPlant Energy Management Energy Project ManagementEnergy Project Management Integrated Plant Energy ManagementIntegrated Plant Energy Management

About 250 MWa by 2029

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Agriculture RetrofitAgriculture RetrofitAchievable Penetration RateAchievable Penetration Rate

Retro in 10 YearsRetro in 10 Years Scientific Irrigation SystemsScientific Irrigation Systems Irrigation HardwareIrrigation Hardware DairyDairy

About 110 MWa

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Distribution System RetrofitDistribution System RetrofitAchievable Penetration RateAchievable Penetration Rate

New Measure Ramp-Up MediumNew Measure Ramp-Up Medium Line Drop CompensationLine Drop Compensation VAR Management. Phase Load Balancing, & Feeder Load BalancingVAR Management. Phase Load Balancing, & Feeder Load Balancing Substation Voltage Regulators & Select Re-ConductoringSubstation Voltage Regulators & Select Re-Conductoring End-of Line Voltage Control RegulatorsEnd-of Line Voltage Control Regulators

About 420 MWa by 2029Annual Retrofit Penetration Rates

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Initial ResultsInitial ResultsBottom Up Lost-Opportunity Supply Curve Bottom Up Lost-Opportunity Supply Curve

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Initial Results: Initial Results: Bottom Up Retrofit Supply Curve Bottom Up Retrofit Supply Curve

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EndEnd

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Reference SlidesReference Slides Residential MeasuresResidential Measures Commercial MeasuresCommercial Measures Industrial MeasuresIndustrial Measures

ALL NUMBERS ARE ALL NUMBERS ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION!SUBJECT TO REVISION!

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Preliminary Draft 6th Plan Residential Water Preliminary Draft 6th Plan Residential Water Heating, Lighting and Appliance Supply CurveHeating, Lighting and Appliance Supply Curve

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Solar PV

Solar DHW

Microwaves & Ovens

Dishwasher

Freezer

Refrigerator

Clothes Dryer

Clothes Washer

Lighting

Showerheads

Waste Water HeatRecovery HPWH

Efficient DHW Tanks

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Preliminary Draft 6th Plan Residential Preliminary Draft 6th Plan Residential Space Conditioning Supply CurveSpace Conditioning Supply Curve

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HVAC Supplement (DHP)

HVAC HP Upgrade

HVAC HP Conversion

Shell Upgrade - New MH

Shell Upgrade - New MF

Shell Upgrade - New SF

ResWX MH

ResWX MF

ResWX SF

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Commercial Sector Achievable Savings Commercial Sector Achievable Savings Potential by End Use by 2029Potential by End Use by 2029

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1000

Retrofit Lost-Opportuntiy

EXT LI GHTPROCESSMULTILI GHTHVAC

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Building-Related MeasuresBuilding-Related MeasuresCumulative Achievable MWa Savings 2030Cumulative Achievable MWa Savings 2030

End Use Measure Bundle New NR Retro TotalLighting Lighting Power Density 51 354 38 443Lighting Daylighting with Skylights 16 0 0 16Lighting Daylighting with Windows 3 12 0 15Lighting Lighting Controls Interior 6 65 8 79Lighting Exit Signs 0 0 0 0HVAC Premium HVAC Equipment 8 31 0 39HVAC Variable Speed Chiller 1 14 0 15HVAC Controls Commission Complex HVAC 10 0 124 134HVAC Package Roof Top Optimization and Repair 4 8 16 29HVAC Low Pressure Distribution Complex HVAC 6 0 0 6HVAC Demand Control Ventilation 4 4 14 22HVAC ECM Motors on Variable Air Volume Boxes 3 9 0 12HVAC Evaporative Assist Cooling 0 0 0 0HVAC Windows 3 8 22 33HVAC Roof Insulation 0 3 0 3HVAC Duct Sealing and Repair 0 0 0 0HVAC Efficienct fans, pumps and drives 0 0 0 0Ext Lighting Exterior Building Lighting 0 67 0 67Multi Integrated Building Design 61 0 0 61

Total 175 576 222 974

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Equipment-Related MeasuresEquipment-Related MeasuresCumulative Achievable MWa Savings 2030Cumulative Achievable MWa Savings 2030

End Use Measure Bundle New NR Retro TotalExt Lighting Street and Roadway Lighitng 8 42 0 51Ext Lighting Parking Lighting 1 38 0 38Ext Lighting LED Traffic Lights 0 0 0 0Ext Lighting Signage 0 5 0 5Process Municipal Sewage Treatment 0 0 27 27Process Municipal Water Supply 0 0 13 13Process Network PC Power Management 0 0 40 40Process Packaged Refrigeration Equipment 52 0 0 52Process Commercial Clothes Washers 0 0 0 0Process Cooking Equipment 0 0 0 0Process Office Equipment 0 0 0 0Process Computer Servers and IT 0 0 88 88Process DCV Restaurant Hood 0 0 4 4Process DCV Parking Garage 0 0 0 0Process Grocery Refrigeration Bundle 0 0 68 68Process Plug Load Sensor 0 0 0 0Process Premium Fume Hood 21 0 0 21Process Pre-Rinse Spray Wash 0 0 2 2

Total 82 85 241 408

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Achievable Savings Potential - Retrofit - Cumulative by 2030

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DCV Restaurant Hood-Retro

Municipal Water Supply-Retro

Municipal Sewage Treatment-Retro

Signage-Retro

LED Traffic Lights-Retro

Parking Lighting-Retro

Street and Roadway Lighitng-Retro

Exterior Building Lighting-Retro

Computer Servers and IT-Retro

Network PC Power Management-Retro

Pre-Rinse Spray Wash-Retro

Plug Load Sensor-Retro

Lodging Measures-Retro

Grocery Refrigeration Bundle-Retro

Duct Sealing and Repair-Retro

Efficienct fans, pumps and drives-Retro

Demand Control Ventilation-Retro

Controls Commission Complex HVAC-Retro

Package Roof Top Optimization and Repair-Retro

Windows-Retro

Lighting Controls Interior-Retro

Lighting Power Density-Retro

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Achievable Savings Potential - Lost-Opportunity - Cumulative by 2030

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Exterior Building Lighting-NR

Exterior Building Lighting-New

Office Equipment-New

Cooking Equipment-New

Packaged Refrigeration Equipment-New

Exit Signs-NR

Premium Fume Hood-New

Lodging Measures-NR

Lodging Measures-New

Roof Insulation-NR

Efficienct fans, pumps and drives-NR

Efficienct fans, pumps and drives-New

Demand Control Ventilation-NR

Demand Control Ventilation-New

Low Pressure Distribution Complex HVAC-New

Evaporative Assist Cooling-NR

Evaporative Assist Cooling-New

Controls Commission Complex HVAC-New

Variable Speed Chiller-NR

Variable Speed Chiller-New

Package Roof Top Optimization and Repair-NR

Package Roof Top Optimization and Repair-New

Window s-NR

Window s-New

Premium HVAC Equipment-NR

Premium HVAC Equipment-New

ECM Motors on Variable Air Volume Boxes-NR

ECM Motors on Variable Air Volume Boxes-New

Lighting Controls Interior-NR

Lighting Controls Interior-New

Daylighting w ith Window s-NR

Daylighting w ith Window s-New

Daylighting w ith Skylights-New

Lighting Pow er Density-NR

Lighting Pow er Density-New

Integrated Building Design-New

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Measure Bundle End Use

Number of Measures in Bundle Measure Description New NR Retrofit Total

Lighting Power Density Lighting 54 Lamp, ballast and fixture improvements to lighting power density 51 354 38 443 Daylighting with Skylights Lighting 6 Skylights with lighting controls 16 - - 16 Daylighting with Windows Lighting 6 Perimeter daylighting controls 3 12 - 15 Lighting Controls Interior Lighting 6 Occupancy controls for areas not required by code such as open office, warehouse aisle, classrooms 6 65 8 79 Exit Signs Lighting 2 LED and electroluminescent "Exit" signs - 0 - 0 Premium HVAC Equipment HVAC 4 HVAC equipment more efficient than applicable code or standard practice 8 31 - 39 Variable Speed Chiller HVAC 2 Variable speed chillers 1 14 - 15 Controls Commission Complex HVAC HVAC 20 Commissioning on HVAC systems in buildings with complex HVAC systems 10 - 124 134 Package Roof Top Optimization and Repair HVAC 8 Suite of measures and control strategies for buildings served by package roof top HVAC units 4 8 16 29 Low Pressure Distribution Complex HVAC HVAC 2 Dedicated Outside Air or Underfloor Air distribution systems in buildings with complex HVAC systems 6 - - 6 Demand Control Ventilation HVAC 5 Fan control strategies, DCV and Fleet Strategy DOAS with heat recovery in simple HVAC systems 4 4 14 22 ECM Motors on Variable Air Volume Boxes HVAC 2 Electically Commutated Motors on Variable Air Volume Boxes 3 9 - 12 Evaporative Assist Cooling HVAC 0 Evaporative Assist Cooling - - - - Windows HVAC 39 Windows and glazing more efficiecnt that code or standard practice 3 8 22 33 Roof Insulation HVAC 2 Add insulation during re-roofing - 3 - 3 Duct Sealing and Repair HVAC 0 Sealing and repair of ductwork in unconditioned spaces - - - - Efficienct fans, pumps and drives HVAC 0 Variable speed fans, pumps and drives, pump and fan system efficiencies and demand control - - - - Exterior Building Lighting Ext Lighting 4 Effiicient façade, walkway, area and decorative exterior lighting, such as LED - 67 - 67 Integrated Building Design Multi 13 Multiple measures applied in integrated design practice 61 - - 61 Street and Roadway Lighting Ext Lighting 2 Efficient street and roadway lighting, LED and induction 8 42 - 51 Parking Lighting Ext Lighting 2 Efficient parking lot and garage lighting and controls 1 38 - 38 LED Traffic Lights Ext Lighting 1 LED traffic signals - - - - Signage Ext Lighting 1 LED advertizing signs - 5 - 5 Municipal Sewage Treatment Process 10 Suite of measures for sewage treatment - - 27 27 Municipal Water Supply Process 5 Suite of measures for water supply systems - - 13 13 Network PC Power Management Process 1 Control of a networked computer's advanced energy management systems - - 40 40 Packaged Refrigeration Equipment Process 20 Efficient refrigerators and freezers, beverage merchandizers, ice makers and vending machines 52 - - 52 Commercial Clothes Washers Process 0 Clotheswashers more efficient than federal standard - - - - Cooking Equipment Process 0 Efficient cooking equipment such as hot food holders, grills, fryers and steam tables - - - - Office Equipment Process 2 Efficient Desktop PC and Efficient Monitor - - - - Computer Servers and IT Process 2 Consolidation & virtualization & upgrade of servers in embedded server rooms in buildings - - 88 88 DCV Restaurant Hood Process 1 Demand control ventilation systems for large restaurant hoods - - 4 4 DCV Parking Garage Process 1 Demand control ventilation systems for parking garages - - - - Grocery Refrigeration Bundle Process 12 Grocery store refrigeration measures - - 68 68 Plug Load Sensor Process 1 Occupancy controls for task lighting and other ancillary loads in offices - - - - Premium Fume Hood Process 1 Effiicient fume hoods in labs 21 - - 21 Pre-Rinse Spray Wash Process 1 Low-flow pre-rinse spray valves for restaurant kitchens, cafeterias, and food-serving - - 2 2

Total 238 258 662 462 1382

Technical Potential in MWa by Year 2029

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Belts

Compressed Air

Energy Project Management

Fans

Food Processing

Food Storage

Hi-Tech

Integrated Plant Energy Management

Lighting

Lumber & Wood Products

Material Handling

Motors

PaperPulp

Pumps

Transformers

Plant Energy Management

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Cost ModeAir Compressor Energy Management 16 25 Retrofit Food: Cooling and Storage 28 34 RetrofitAir Compressor Equipment1 7 38 Retrofit Food: Refrig Storage Tuneup 14 20 RetrofitAir Compressor Equipment2 - 9,999 Replace Metal: New Arc Furnace 0 (1,830) RetrofitAir Compressor Optimization 19 (5) Retrofit Mech Pulp: Refiner Replacement 4 27 RetrofitHighBay Lighting 1 Shift 4 30 Replace Mech Pulp: Premium Process 0 20 RetrofitHighBay Lighting 2 Shift 3 12 Replace Mech Pulp: Refiner Plate Improvement 0 34 RetrofitHighBay Lighting 3 Shift 23 3 Replace Kraft: Effluent Treatment System 1 1 RetrofitEfficient Lighting 1 Shift 4 (1) Replace Kraft: Efficient Agitator 9 2 ReplaceEfficient Lighting 2 Shift 3 (5) Replace Paper: Efficient Pulp Screen 1 16 RetrofitEfficient Lighting 3 Shift 24 (6) Replace Paper: Premium Fan 2 17 RetrofitLighting Controls 8 28 Replace Paper: Material Handling 1 98 ReplaceMotors: Rewind 20-50 HP 1 45 Replace Paper: Large Material Handling 2 147 ReplaceMotors: Rewind 51-100 HP 1 38 Replace Paper: Premium Control Large Material 5 57 ReplaceMotors: Rewind 101-200 HP 1 30 Replace Material Handling1 - 9,999 RetrofitEfficient Centrifugal Fan 3 15 Retrofit Material Handling2 7 65 ReplaceFan Energy Management 10 16 Retrofit Material Handling VFD1 - 9,999 RetrofitFan Equipment Upgrade 29 31 Retrofit Material Handling VFD2 27 35 ReplaceFan System Optimization 40 5 Retrofit Wood: Replace Pneumatic Conveyor 14 (64) ReplacePump Energy Management 11 16 Retrofit Panel: Hydraulic Press 1 19 ReplacePump Equipment Upgrade 32 35 Retrofit Cold Storage Retrofit 13 36 RetrofitPump System Optimization 26 (25) Retrofit Cold Storage Tuneup 9 20 RetrofitTransformers 48 7 Retrofit Fruit Storage Refer Retrofit 44 34 RetrofitSynchronous Belts 12 24 Retrofit CA Retrofit -- CO2 Scrub 2 39 RetrofitElec Chip Fab: Eliminate Exhaust 0 25 Retrofit CA Retrofit -- Membrane 2 59 RetrofitElec Chip Fab: Exhaust Injector 2 (73) Retrofit Fruit Storage Tuneup 14 26 RetrofitElec Chip Fab: Solidstate Chiller 5 (54) Retrofit Groc Dist Retrofit 3 42 RetrofitElec Chip Fab: Reduce Gas Pressure 0 (23) Retrofit Groc Dist Tuneup 4 22 RetrofitClean Room: Change Filter Strategy 1 (1) Retrofit Plant Energy Management 53 20 RetrofitClean Room: Clean Room HVAC 0 8 Retrofit Energy Project Management 104 36 RetrofitClean Room: Chiller Optimize 0 4 Retrofit Integrated Plant Energy Management 97 (9) Retrofit


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