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Marie Lyne Tremblay, Chief
Presentation to
ENERGY STAR® Participants
May 2005
Energy Innovators Initiative (EII)
For Existing Buildings
About the Energy Innovators Initiative (EII)
Financial Incentives Planning Activities (P) Implementation Projects (3) Equipment Bonus
Results
Tips for ENERGY STAR® Participants
Questions?
Energy Innovators Initiative
Presentation Highlights
The OEE’s Buildings Divisionwww.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/buildings EII – Energy Innovators Initiative for existing buildings CBIP – Commercial Buildings Incentive Program for new buildings IBIP – Industrial Buildings Incentive Program for new industrial
buildings FBI – Federal Buildings Initiative FHIO – Federal House in Order Communities File
Energy Innovators Initiative
About the EIIBuildings Division
Energy Innovators Initiative (EII) www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/eii
Market transformation program encourages energy efficiency improvements in existing commercial and institutional buildings.
More than 2200 Innovators across the country representing about 30% of commercial/institutional floor space
Does not provide on-site technical advice and cannot recommend specific equipment or service providers
Works with a network of partners and service providers across Canada
Energy Innovators Initiative
About the EIIIntroduction
Energy Innovators Initiative
About the EII2004-05 Partners
Benefits of Membership Energy Retrofit Assistance (ERA) funding for retrofit planning
and projects
EII staff person assigned to work with clients as they pursue energy savings
Personalized, mounted membership certificate
Opportunities for clients to win awards and to promote achievements as an “Energy Innovator”
Other building resources and publications
Energy Innovators Initiative
About the EIIBenefits
Energy Innovators Initiative
About the EIIPublications
Program Brochures Case Studies Benchmarking/Best Practice Guides Technical Fact Sheets Others
74 EII Titles
EII Funding Energy Retrofit Assistance (ERA)
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesERA Overview
Encourages owners and managers of commercial businesses and public institutions to invest in their existing buildings
Encourages the implementation of multiple measures at the same time using a holistic approach
Offers special consideration for Northern, Aboriginal, rural and remote communities
Offers complementary funding with organizations such as Hydro-Quebec and BC Hydro
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesEligible Organizations
Commercial Sector Examples: AirportsHotels/RestaurantsOffice BuildingsMulti-unit Residential buildingsAthletic facilitiesRetailWarehousesOther
Institutional SectorExamples: Colleges School Boards Provincial Government Municipal GovernmentHealth Care Non-Government OrganizationsUniversities Other
Utilities, consultants and manufacturing facilities are not eligible.
Energy Retrofit Assistance (P) for Retrofit Planning Activities
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesERA (P)
Energy audits
Feasibility studies
Energy management plans
Other project facilitation services
50% of eligible costs up to 1$ per GJ of energy consumption to a maximum of $25,000
Energy Retrofit Assistance (3) for Retrofit Implementation Projects
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesERA (3)
Project development and management
Capital costs
Monitoring and tracking systems
EII-approved staff training and employee awareness programs
$7.50 per GJ saved up to of 25% of eligible costs to a maximum of $250,000
Equipment Bonus Supplementary Funding for ERA (3)
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesEquipment Bonus
To be launched later in 2005
Supplementary funding for targeted equipment that is proven and readily available, yet under-utilized
Eligible technologies (to be expanded in the future): Boilers – High-efficiency condensing natural gas boilers
and near-condensing natural gas boilers Lighting – Premium-efficiency T-8 bulbs and ballasts
and T-5 high-intensity lighting systems for high-bay applications
Steps
Energy Innovators Initiative
Financial IncentivesSteps to Apply
1 – Contact EII Officer or call 877 360-55001 – Contact EII Officer or call 877 360-5500
2 – Letter to the Minister2 – Letter to the Minister
3 – Prepare an action plan3 – Prepare an action plan
4 – Submit your proposal4 – Submit your proposal
5 – Sign your contribution agreement5 – Sign your contribution agreement
6 – Start your project6 – Start your project
New InnovatorsTotal Innovators
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
1998-99 1990-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsNumber of Innovators
* As of March 2005
Planning/Facilitation Activities
Implementation Projects
1998-2001 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05
0
50
100
150
200
250
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsNumber of Projects
* As of March 2005
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsNational Totals
236
6739
314
96
32
109
19
131
1221
870
187
147
383
128
113
27106
98
7 3
91
7 1
134
5 2 2 37
InnovatorsPlanning/Facilitation ActivitiesImplementation Projects
131
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsProjects per Sector
* As of Jan 2005
School Boards 20%
Health Care 20%
Multi-Unit Residential 15%
Universities/Colleges 13%
Office Buildings 12%
Retail and Shopping 8%
Hotels and Restaurants 7%
Non-Profit, Governments and Aboriginal 5%
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6
EII Post RetrofitBuildings
EII Pre-RetrofitBuildings
CIBEUS SurveyBuildings
Note: EII figures as of January 2005, CIBEUS figures as of 2000
GJ/m2
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsEnergy Intensity
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsStatistics 1
* As of Jan 2005
Market Transformation
Funded Planning Activities
EII Members (Including MURBs) 2,200Percent of Sector (excluding MURBs) 30%Partnerships in 2004/05 20Sector Training Participants 2,500Publication Titles 75Benchmarking/Best Practice Guides 5Publications Distributed (98-04) 500,000
EII Funded Planning Activities 540EII Incentive $5.5 millionActivities Completed 359Resulting Retrofits (of completed) 20%
Funded Implementation Projects
Energy Innovators Initiative
ResultsStatistics 2
* As of Jan 2005
Number of EII Funded Projects 378Number of EII Funded Buildings 4,800
Floor Space Retrofitted (m2) 37.5 million
Total EII Incentive $47.7 millionTotal Client Investment $875 millionLeverage (Client $ vs EII $) 18 x
Total Energy Cost Savings $123 millionAverage Payback in Years 7Average Return on Investment (ROI) 20% to 23%
Total Energy Savings (GJ) 8.9 millionAverage Energy Intensity Savings (GJ/m2) 0.3CO2 Reduction (Mt) 0.77
How You Can Work With The EII as an ENERGY STAR Participant
Energy Innovators Initiative
Advice Tips for Participants
Provincial governments, retailers and manufacturers can apply for funding for your own retail, warehouse or office buildings
Utilities and provincial governments can work with the EII through strategic alliances and complementary funding for shared clients
Member-based associations can apply to be “partners”
Equipment suppliers can promote yourselves directly to clients and service providers since the EII cannot recommend one product over another
All participants can promote the initiative and incentives to your commercial and institutional clients, stressing the implementation of multiple types of measures at one time
Energy Innovators Initiative
Questions?
E-mail: [email protected]: (877) 360-5500EII Internet: www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/eiiBuildings Internet: www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/buildings
E-mail: [email protected]: (877) 360-5500EII Internet: www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/eiiBuildings Internet: www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca/buildings
Marie Lyne Tremblay
