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Net Zero Decisions Topic Consideration Establish an “End State Vision” Without a common understanding, decisions made today may become obstacles tomorrow Decentralize / Centralize Decentralization can have a huge efficiency impact but likely limits renewable options What is net zero and a renewable Seems like a simple answer – but can impact transitional technologies (e.g., CHP) Energy Security Define what that means and assess if solution actually addresses that definition Lifecycle Cost, maintainability, operability, technical maturity, etc. Storage Maybe not now, but it should be planned as a future part of the solution Make it programmatic ISO 50001
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Net Zero DecisionsTopic Consideration

Establish an “End State Vision” Without a common understanding, decisions made today may become obstacles tomorrow

Decentralize / Centralize Decentralization can have a huge efficiency impact but likely limits renewable options

What is net zero and a renewable Seems like a simple answer – but can impact transitional technologies (e.g., CHP)

Energy Security Define what that means and assess if solution actually addresses that definition

Lifecycle Cost, maintainability, operability, technical maturity, etc.

Storage Maybe not now, but it should be planned as a future part of the solution

Make it programmatic ISO 50001

Address Demand Side, then Supply Side

Define financial performance to assist in decision makingDemand side versus Supply side

Net Zero Working Group• Demand side may use specific resources (e.g., consultants, engineers)• Supply side may use other resources• Look for a provider/ESCO that can and will balance both

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Our Role(s) in Net Zero

Value of Net Zero

Non Monetary Benefits / Enhancements

• Emissions – Either eliminated, reduced or much shorter carbon cycle emissions

• Energy security – A Net Zero strategy can result in infrastructure and upgrades that benefit individual sites and communities in the event of natural or other disasters.

• Increasing strategic value to the mission and community

Revenue Sharing – potential to use public private partnerships and reduce deficits

Continual Improvement – adopting ISO 50001 processes will institutionalize continual improvement as technologies advance


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