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Click To Edit Master Title Style Better Buildings: FREE DOE Resources for you Trek Towards Sustainability April 4, 2016 Smart & Sustainable Campuses Conference
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Better Buildings: FREE DOE
Resources for you Trek
Towards Sustainability
April 4, 2016Smart & Sustainable
Campuses Conference
BBA exists to help members achieve
their energy efficiency goals.
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Efficiency First!
Energy efficiency is the fastest and cheapest way
to protect our health, environment and economy
from the dangerous effects of climate change.
-Natural Resource Defense Council (and math)
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Commercial
Real EstateHealthcare Hospitality
Higher
Education
Food
ServiceRetailGrocery
Lighting
Space Conditioning
Plug & Process Loads
Laboratories
Refrigeration Food
Service Tech
Financing Strategies
Leasing and Tenant Engagement
Training / Workforce
Appraisals and Valuation
Energy Information Systems
Technology Solutions Teams Market Solutions Teams
Data Access
NEW! – Renewables Integration
Better Buildings Alliance:
How is it organized?
Higher Education Sector
84%
There are currently 29 members in the
Higher Education sector, accounting for
over 300 million sq. ft.; about 7% of the
sector ’s floorspace in the U.S. market.
For more information contact:
John Jameson, ICF
Account Manager
303-792-7828
16%
Higher Education Members Compared to
Market FloorspaceMembership
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Stanford University
University of California, Irvine
Loyola University
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Grand Valley State University
University of California,
Merced
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT)
Arizona State University
Cornell University
University of Colorado Boulder
Michigan State University
University of Utah
San Mateo Community
College District
Community College of
Allegheny County
Northwestern
University
Emory University
University of South Carolina
University of Miami
Portland State University
Clark Atlanta University
Tulane University
Ramapo College of NJ
University of California,
Davis
University of Massachusetts
Medical School
University of Miami
Washtenaw Community
College
University of Wisconsin
University of Maryland
University of California,
Berkeley
Why Do Schools Join Better Buildings?
The Big 3:
1. Access to experts, tools, and resources
2. Peer to peer learning
3. Public Recognition
Technology Campaigns
1) Interior Lighting
2) Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking
3) Advanced Rooftop Units
4) Energy Management Information Systems (Coming Fall)
Sector Priorities
Priority 1: Continuous Commissioning & Controls
Optimization
Progress: Update on ASHRAE Guideline 36, EMIS
adoption campaign
Priority 2: Facilities Benchmarking through
Building Performance Database
Progress: March 25th Meeting with UNH & sector
stakeholders
Priority 3: Addressing Campus Growth
Progress: December Peer Exchange, Summit Session
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Select Opportunities for Higher
Education Members
Interior Lighting Campaign (ILC) Recognition for best practices and energy savings at the
BOMA Conference in 2016
Real Building Demonstrations
10 advanced lighting controls demonstrations with the
Design Lights Consortium
LED luminaires, controls strategies and retrofit kits
Join today! As a participant or a supporter (such as utility,
efficiency organizations, ESCO, lighting designers, lighting
manufacturers, or others that support ILC goals)
www.interiorlightingcampaign.orgFor more information contact:
Linda Sandahl, Lighting Tech Team Lead
[email protected] 503-417-7554
Lighting and Electric Team: ILC
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Lighting and Electric Team: LEEP
http://www.leepcampaign.org/tools-amp-information.html
Space Conditioning Team: Advanced
RTU Campaign (ARC)
Promotes high-efficiency RTU solutions high-efficiency replacements, and new installations
Advanced control retrofits
Quality Installation and maintenance
www.advancedrtu.org37
Solar Decision Guide
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Covers assessing, financing, procurement,
operations and maintenance
Decision Guide for Plug & Process Load
Controls
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Advanced Power Strips
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Advanced Power Strip (APS) Specification
“How to” guide for use with the technology
Utility Incentives
Snapshot
Decision Guide for
Enterprise Adoption of
APS
Energy Management Information
Systems
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Primer on
Organizational
Use of EMIS
Cost and Benefits
Report
EMIS Crash Course
EMIS Specification
& Procurement
Materials
Upcoming Webinar!
Implementing Fault Detection and Diagnostics in
Higher Education
Doug Litwiller, University of Iowa &
Jared Parker, Michigan State University
Thursday, April 15, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. ET
Two universities share their FDD pilot projects,
focusing on lessons learned, best practices, and
next step plans
https://cc.readytalk.com/r/y4bmwzfxpae2&eom
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Ultra Low Temperature Freezers
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Field Demonstration of
Ultra Low Temperature
Freezers
Ultra Low
Freezer User Guide
Technical
specification for
procurement
Many ways to get involved!
Join today:
https://www4.eere.energy.gov/alliance
Follow us on social media!Twitter: @BetterBldgsDOE
YouTube
Sign up for newsletters!Beat Blog (weekly posts)
• Interviews/Q+As, follow-up pieces
from partner events and press
releases; solution deeper dive
Bulletin
• Monthly digest of new solutions,
partners, news, events
Get Involved
• Monthly call to action email listing
events, webinars, ways to
participate with Better Buildings
Top-10 Solutions
• Monthly top ten viewed solutions
Attend the 2016
Better Buildings Summit:
http://betterbuildingssolutioncenter
.energy.gov/summit
Participate in monthly webinar
series
Check out the newsroom for
press on events highlighting
partner accomplishments
Better Buildings Resources
DOE & University of Maryland
Susan Corry
Engineering & Energy
University of Maryland
Smart & Sustainable Campuses Conference
April 4, 2016
UMD’s Partnership with DOE
Participation in Better Buildings Alliance through
Maryland Energy Administration in 2013
Became member of higher education steering
committee in 2014
Chaired higher education steering committee since
2015
Working groups UMD has participated in: Energy Management Information Systems
Energy Savings Performance Contracts
Green Labs
Lighting
Building re-tuning
Facilities Benchmarking
Campus Growth
Benefits
Access to subject matter experts including research laboratories, vendors, peer groups (can be sector specific)
Ability to share information, best practices, challenges/solutions
Templates on proposals, report formats, business case for funding projects, contracts, financing models
Learn about training opportunities, pilot programs, funding opportunities
Collaboration & networking
Example 1: Building Re-tuning
Better Buildings Summit in 2014
Learned about a pilot project sponsored by DOE called Building Re-tuning
Was able to send two staff members to Atlanta, GA for 3 three day training session with PNNL
Training provided was free (UMD had to cover travel & lodging expenses)
Training focused on achieving 20% energy savings with low and no cost measures through the building automation system
Train the trainer aspect
Training was picked up by Maryland Energy Administration and offered to state agencies
Training is now offered through APPA
Example 2: EMIS
Technical team led by Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory
Vendor presentations
Peer exchanges on BAS integration
challenges/solutions
Fault detection and diagnostics (what it can and
cannot do)
Staff training & access issues
Example 3: ESPCs
Best practices; financing models; project management; ECM selection
Collaboration with UMD based Pacific Northwest & Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories
US-China Energy Efficiency Agreement
China using ESPC model for energy efficiency improvements in government buildings
Foster partnerships with US and China ESCOs for business development and technical expertise
Invited by DOE & State dept to attend energy efficiency symposium in Beijing
Met with representatives from Housing, Energy, Finance Ministries, China Academy of Building Research, Chinese ESCO Association
Ongoing collaboration with PNNL and CABR
Contact Information
Susan Corry
Engineering & Energy
University of Maryland
301-405-6697
Thank You
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Susan Corry
University of Maryland
(301) 405-6697
Andrew Mitchell
DOE Technology Teams Coordinator
202-287-1578
