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Page 1: Gary Schroeder Sr. Energy Services Engineer Fort Collins ... · Gary Schroeder Sr. Energy Services Engineer Fort Collins Utilities. ASHRAE Journal, May 2013 2. IDAP Process and Incentives

Gary Schroeder

Sr. Energy Services Engineer

Fort Collins Utilities

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2ASHRAE Journal, May 2013

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IDAP Process and Incentives

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Design

Application (by early SD)

Charrette (SD)

Baseline Energy Model (SD)

Determine Performance Target -10% Savings (SD)1

Energy Reports (SD, DD, CD)

Energy Meeting (DD)

Design Incentive (100% CD)2

Construction

Commissioning

Verification

Construction Incentive

(end of construction)3

PerformanceOptional

Energy Monitoring / Savings Verification (12 consecutive

month's data within first 2 years)

Performance Award4

Program Step Deliverable Incentive Payment

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Energy Performance Target

• Minimum 10% savings in Regulated Energy Cost from

code baseline.

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Unregulated Energy Cost

(process, plug loads)

Regulated Energy Cost

(HVAC, lighting, water heating,

electrical power, motors)

Regulated Energy

Cost

Unregulated Energy Cost

Prescriptive rebates available for

improvements

No ChangeMinimum

10% Savings

Baseline Building

Performance ($/yr)

Proposed Building

Performance ($/yr)

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IDAP Incentives

• Design Incentive - $5,000 + $0.10/sf

(paid at the end of design)

• Construction Incentive – 2 years modeled energy cost

savings (paid at end of construction)

• Optional Performance Award – 1 year actual energy

cost savings (paid after 12 months of occupancy,

monitored)

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IDAP Building Performance Factors

Building Type BPFCode* BPFIDAP**

Multifamily 0.85 0.77Healthcare/Hospital 0.57 0.51Hotel 0.66 0.59Office 0.66 0.59Restaurant 0.63 0.57Retail 0.64 0.58School 0.55 0.50Warehouse 0.66 0.59All Others 0.62 0.56

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*ASHRAE 90.1 – 2013

** 10% savings from code

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Baseline Building Performance

BBP = BBUEC + (BPFCode x BBREC)

BBP = Baseline Building Performance, annual energy

cost of Baseline Building (unregulated + regulated cost)

BBUEC = Baseline Building Unregulated Energy Cost.

From Baseline model

BPFCode = Building Performance Factor (BPF) of a

building meeting the City building code (2015 IECC,

represented by ASHRAE 90.1 – 2013)

BBREC = Baseline Building Regulated Energy Cost,

from Baseline Appendix G model.

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Proposed Building Target

PBPt = BBUEC + (BPFIDAP x BBREC)

PBPt = Proposed Building Performance energy cost

target, the maximum total energy cost of Proposed

Building (unregulated + regulated cost). Unregulated

energy cost will be the same in the proposed and

baseline.

BPFIDAP = IDAP BPF, represents 10% savings from

current code

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Construction Incentive

Construction Incentive = 2 x (BBP – PBPm)

PBPm = Modeled energy cost of proposed building

PBPm must be ≤ PBPt

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Modeled Energy Cost Savings

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Optional Performance Incentive

Optional Performance Incentive =

(BPFCode x BBREC) – Actual Regulated Energy Cost

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Baseline Regulated Energy Cost

Actual Energy Cost Savings

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IDAP Approved Energy Consultant

Energy Consultant Training – May 3rd, 9:00 – 11:00 am

• Required element to be an IDAP Approved EC

Other requirements for approval:

• BEMP certification and/or 5 GBCI reviews

• Demonstration of individual and company experience

• Experience in reviewing construction documents

• Ability to develop reports and lead technical discussions

• Experience modeling different building types

• Reference checks

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Thank You!

Gary Schroeder, [email protected]

970-221-6395

www.fcgov.com/idap

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