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Connecticut Energy Efficiency Incentive ProgramOverview of Program
February 2010
DPUC-Approved Energy Efficiency
Incentives for Connecticut
Electric Users
Overview
Ameresco Background Overview of Program Program Eligibility Savings Requirements Verification of Savings Process Opportunities
Ameresco Background
Ameresco, Inc. is the largest independent energy services provider in North America.
We deliver long-term customer value and environmental sustainability
through alternative energy solutions, energy efficiency and innovative facility renewal
strategies.
• More than 30 years experience managing energy supply, usage, and assets Implemented more than $3 billion dollars in energy solutions Connecticut clients represent over $50 million
• Independent company not affiliated with any utility or parent company – technology and equipment neutral
• Knowledge of energy markets
• Flexibility in Service
• Over 500 employees located across North America in 50 offices, including Middletown, CT
Overview of Program
DPUC awarded Ameresco contract to manage a 5MW energy efficiency program – launched program in June 2008
Wide range of Connecticut businesses and non-profits have already received payments for energy efficiency improvements
Ameresco Rebate to Customer: $300-$1000/kW based on project savings and
payback up to 100% of project cost – no cap on amount
paid per customer
Program Eligibility
Offer available on first-come first-serve basis, availability expected until June 2011
All CT electric-users eligible Technology:
Any energy efficiency equipment considered that creates demand savings during Summer AND Winter peak hours
Applies to retrofit or new construction Typical projects include lighting retrofit or
relamping, efficient motors, VFDs, etc.
Savings Requirements
Savings must occur during Peak Hours = June – August 1 PM – 5 PM December – January 5 PM – 7 PM Non-Holiday Weekdays
kW demand savings = kWH saved during Peak Hours/Peak Hours demand saved is adjusted for the percentage of time that
the new equipment is in use during peak hours (Coincidence Factor)
Verification of Savings
Measure and verify savings as required by ISO-NE Pre-installation inspection Post-installation inspection Sample <1% of measures each year for run hours (lighting
only) Document applying for permits and receiving permits, if any Sticker placed on equipment or electrical panel with toll-free
number for customer to call
Customer agrees to maintain savings through 2026
Process
Project Submission and Pre-approval Description of Existing Equipment to be Replaced Description of New Equipment To Be Installed Operating Hours of Equipment Signed Customer Agreement with Ameresco
Construction On-Site Pre-Inspection of Existing Equipment Verification of Operating Hours Installation by customer or customer-selected contractor On-Site Post-Inspection
Approval and Incentive Payment within 30 days
Opportunities
Ideal project examples: On 100% of peak hours No seasonality in energy savings Facilities not treated recently
> New technologies may make additional investments worthwhile for retrofits completed 3-4 years ago
Lighting projects for the following facility types:> Long-hour retail open past 7 PM> 2 shift manufacturer/warehouse with metal halide lighting> Large relamping projects >10kW> Outdoor lighting
Contact Larry Kata at:866.314.9611 [email protected]
www.ameresco.com/ctdsmeep
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