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PY9 Annual Launch Event

Monday, May 10, 2016

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Introduction

Sharon Madigan Senior Program Manager

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Deeper dive on the Smart Ideas portfolio

Benefits to being a Smart Ideas Trade Ally

The future of the Smart Ideas portfolio

Program Year 9 updates

“Open House”

PY9 Launch Agenda

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ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Portfolio Overview

Ken Amin Manager, Energy Efficiency Programs for Business

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Energy Efficiency Offerings

Business

Instant Lighting

Discounts

(BILD)

Business

Products

Discounts

Standard

Custom

Small Business

Energy Savings

New Construction

Services

Incentives

Retro-commissioning

Rooftop Units

Compressed Air

Industrial

Refrigeration

Process Cooling

Optimization Discounts

Facility

Laboratory

Healthcare

Data Center

Combined Heat &

Power

Process Efficiency

Assessment Types

Energy Tool

Business Energy Analyzer

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Economic Impact

Over $330 million dollars Smart Ideas incentives paid to

ComEd business customers since 2008

Illinois businesses now save over $240 million – annually – on

their electric bills

Frees up capital to reinvest in their business / operations

Why We Do Energy Efficiency

Energy-efficiency products and services bring many

benefits:

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Good for the Environment - Over 10 billion pounds of CO2 reduced

Why We Do Energy Efficiency

Removing more than one million

cars from the road

Powering more than 845,000

homes for one year

Planting nearly four million acres of

trees (2,300 Morton Arboretums)

Equivalent to =>

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What Did We Accomplish in Program Year 8?

Over

1.4 million lamps sold

7,000 + Small Business

assessments

$3 million In Optimization Studies

Over 400 HVAC

units installed

30 Data center

upgrades

Over 540 Variable Speed

Drives installed

Over 3.9 million controlled watts

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Business Instant Lighting Discounts

(BILD)

Standard Program

Small Business Energy Services

New Construction

Industrial Systems

Custom

Retro Commissioning

Air Care Plus Data Centers

MWh Savings % by Program

Program Year 8 Savings On-track to achieve savings forecast of 644,000 MWh

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1. How large was the PY8 Budget for ComEd’s

Smart Ideas?

Fun Fact Question

A. Under $50 million

B. $75 million

C. Over $100 million

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ComEd Energy Efficiency Program

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$50

$100

$150

PY1 PY2 PY3 PY4 PY5 PY6 PY7 PY8

Mil

lio

ns

Historical Program Spend

PY8 Budget for the C&I Portfolio was > $100M

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Thanks to you…

We have made ComEd’s Energy Efficiency

Programs – one of the largest in the

country!

Together, We are Making a Difference! in

supporting the environment, the

businesses in Illinois and the people

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ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Challenges / Requirements

Ken Amin Manager, Energy Efficiency Programs, Business

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Energy Efficiency Legislation

WHERE DOES THE

FUNDING COME FROM?

Funded by ComEd

Customers

Capped at 2% on impact

to customer’s bill

WHAT FLEXIBILITY DO WE

HAVE TO ACHIEVE

SAVINGS?

Funds can be moved

from underperforming

programs to those with

greater demand

WHAT ARE THE

REQUIREMENTS?

Budgets and savings

targets must be filed for

programs every 3 years

Must achieve an overall 2%

reduction in energy usage

annually

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Managing the Portfolio

Each program has a MWh savings target that is impacted by:

o Program Participation

Demand exceeded budget for Standard, Custom, and Small

Business programs => WAITLIST

o Project delays / cancellations

Large Data Center projects delayed

Fixed amount of incentives budgeted for each program

In order to achieve overall 2% energy savings => Budget was

reallocated to move PROJECTS OFF WAITLIST

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Continuous Improvement Efforts ComEd is committed to drive improvements in our programs, processes, and systems

C&I Customer Feedback

Stakeholder Feedback

Trade Ally Roundtables

Service Provider / Distributor Meetings

ComEd Implementer

Feedback

Gone to great lengths to gather feedback in order to

address program concerns going forward

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Trade Ally Network, Partnership and Expectations

Catherine Allen Program Manager

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ComEd Smart Ideas Trade Allies

WHO Smart Ideas Trade

Allies are: contractors,

distributors and

architecture/engineering

firms

WHAT Trade Allies help ComEd

customers implement

energy-efficiency

improvements and apply

for incentives

HOW Partnership to achieve

kWh energy savings

goals

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Customer Participation Drivers

TRADE

ALLIES

OUTREACH

CUSTOMER

REQUESTS

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Smart Ideas Trade Ally Member Contributions

Support multiple

program elements in

different networks

Submit

customer

projects

Partner together

(e.g. lighting +

HVAC) Provide valuable

market insights and

feedback

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Each program offer is an “open” or a “closed” Trade Ally network:

Open Network

Submit a Trade Ally application, attend training and meet eligibility

requirements; no contract

Closed Network

Trade Allies selected through a competitive request for proposal

process; contractual relationship with ComEd program implementer

(applications accepted on a rolling basis)

Smart Ideas Trade Ally Networks

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Trade Ally Benefits

Program outreach support

The ability to receive project

incentive payments (optional)

Access to marketing

collateral

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Trade Ally Requirements

Attend basic training

Closed networks have other requirements

Complete at least one paid project/service each year

Attend annual program launch

Maintain good standing

Submit an application

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Your feedback to us – you want:

Trade Ally Feedback

We’re listening and we understand

Program updates

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ComEd Expectations for all Trade Allies

Professionalism

Program portfolio knowledge

Discuss customer benefits

Provide great service

Submit customer applications

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Customer Satisfaction Factors

Applications

and Paperwork

Quality

installations

Timely project

completion

Satisfactory

inspections

Immediate issue

resolution

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Diversification

ComEd and Exelon

committed to 30%

contractor diversity

Minority-owned

Business Enterprise

Women-owned

Business Enterprise

Veteran-owned

Business Enterprise

70%

30%

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Thank You

Thank you for being our Partners!

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DNV GL - Standard/Custom

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DNV GL - BILD

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Nexant - Small Business

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Willdan - Data Centers

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Nexant - Retro-Comissioining

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CLEAResult - Industrial Systems

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7th Wave - New Construction

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ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Themes / PY9 Update

Ken Amin Manager, Energy Efficiency Programs, Business

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Continuous Improvement in Programs, Processes, & systems

Striving for Greater Financial Predictability

Driving Innovation

Improving Customer Experience

Themes for PY9 and Beyond

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• Customer expectations are rising

• Consider “End User” experience

Improving Customer Experience

• Push for more comprehensive offerings

• Explore new technologies Driving Innovation

• Managing cash flows has become critical

• Improve project tracking to completion / expected incentive payouts

Greater Financial Predictability

Themes for PY9 and Beyond

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PY9 Budget Smart Ideas Program incentive budgets will be similar to PY8

Future of Smart Ideas Programs will continue -> Filing budgets for PY10-12 this summer

PY9 Program Changes

The Standard, Custom, BILD, and Small Business programs will not be starting PY9 w/

application backlogs as in previous years

PY9 Applications will be accepted starting June 1

Revised incentive levels and/or incentive structure to extend program durations

Innovation / Technology New BILD dashboard for distributors

Business Energy Analyzer for Small Business customers w/ Smart Meters

PY9 Update – Overview

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Standard | Custom | Data Center

Travis Nelson Senior Program Manager

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Since the start of PY1, the standard/custom program has

helped over 13,000 customers complete more than

24,000 energy-efficiency projects that have saved over

2 billion kWh

Fun Fact

Equivalent to over 1 million

metric tons of CO2 – enough to power

more than 180,000 homes’ electricity

use for one year

Thank you for supporting the program!

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Why Things Change

Encourage more efficient products and promote non-lighting measures

Extend the program year

Changes in the Illinois codes and standards ASHRAE 90.1, IECC 2015

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LED watts reduced measure changed from $0.50 to $0.40 per reduced watt

T8/T5 watts reduced measure changed from $0.40 to $0.30 per reduced watt

Fluorescent lighting retrofits at $0.20 per watt reduced

Induction fixtures changed from $0.40 to $0.30 per reduced watt

Occupancy and vacancy sensors changed from $0.12 to $0.10 per watt controlled

Lighting Measure Incentives

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New LED screw based HID replacements at $15 for lamps 75W

or less or $45 for lamps greater than 75W

Removed bi-level stairwell/hall/garage fixtures

Removed sensor-controlled wall pack

fixtures

Removed sensor-controlled parking garage

bi-level fixtures

Removed metal halide measures

Moved refrigeration measures; located on the refrigeration

worksheet

Lighting Measures Changes

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Additional New Measure Incentives

Refrigeration:

New automatic high-speed doors for freezer, cooler and dock spaces at $50 per square foot

Industrial:

New conversion of DC drives in plastic extruders to AC drives at $25 per HP

New fiber laser cutting machines at $2,000 per output kW

New all electric injection molding machine at $35 per rated ton

New hybrid injection molding machine at $30 per rated ton

Compressed air:

New heat of compression desiccant compressed air dryer at $4 per CFM

New heated blower purge desiccant compressed air dryer at $4 per CFM

New variable displacement screw air compressor at $30 per HP

New compressed air pressure flow controller at $10 per HP

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Specification Changes

Advanced lighting:

30 day M&V period to minimum

2 week M&V period

5 minute kW readings to 15

minute kW readings

EMS measures on their own

worksheet

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Comprehensive energy savings – standard The more projects completed, the greater the incentive

Two year project reservation

Not all measures are eligible; review offer

Comprehensive Energy Savings Offers

Select 3 options

Complete all three projects

Receive standard incentives

Plus an extra 20% incentive based

on the total standard incentives

ONE TIER

Select 4 options

Complete all four projects

Receive standard incentives

Plus an extra 25% incentive based

on the total standard incentives

TWO TIER

Select 5 options

Complete all five projects

Receive standard incentives

Plus an extra 30% incentive based

on the total standard incentives

THREE TIER

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Energy management assistance offer: Open to customers between 100 – 500 kW

The quicker projects are completed, the greater the incentive

Two year project reservation; assigned energy manager

Comprehensive Energy Savings Offers

Complete one or more

projects within 6 months

of accepting your plan

Receive standard

incentives

Plus an extra 26%

incentive based on the

total standard incentives

MONTHS 6

Complete one or more

projects within 12 months

of accepting your plan

Receive standard

incentives

Plus an extra 24%

incentive based on the

total standard incentives

MONTHS 12

Complete one or more

projects within 18 months

of accepting your plan

Receive standard

incentives

Plus an extra 22%

incentive based on the

total standard incentives

MONTHS 18

Complete one or more

projects within 24 months

of accepting your plan

Receive standard

incentives

Plus an extra 20%

incentive based on the

total standard incentives

MONTHS 24

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Meet the Standard/Custom Team

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Custom Data Center Measures @ $0.07 per kWh reduced annually

Early Commitment Option @ $0.06 per kWh reduced annually

Virtualization/IT Measures @ $0.05 per kWh reduced annually

Closet to Colocation @ $0.05 per kWh reduced annually

Data Center Offers

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Meet the Data Center Team

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Business Instant Lighting Discounts (BILD)

Sharon Madigan Senior Program Manager

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PY8 – Lessons learned

PY9 incentives and processes

Agenda

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Some incentives misaligned with falling LED lamp

prices

Re-set incentives August 3

Closed program down September 25

Distributor discussions/feedback

Re-opened November 16

Same incentive levels

New requirement: Customer co-pay of 50% incentive amount

PY8 Lessons Learned

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Extend the program year

Changes in the Illinois Technical Reference

Manual

Encourage more efficient products

What’s Driving PY9 Changes

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LED directional MR $3/lamp, reduced $5

LED directional PAR 16 and 20 $6/lamp, reduced $2

LED directional PAR 30 $8/lamp, reduced $2

LED directional PAR 38 $10/lamp, reduced $2

LED directional R/BR $4/lamp

LED decorative $3/lamp, increased $1

LED omni-directional $2/lamp

LED trim kits $5/kit

4’ T8 linear fluorescent $1/lamp

4’ T5 and T5HO linear fluorescent $1/lamp

Hard wired LED exit retrofit kits $20/kit, increased $5

Screw based LED exit retrofit lamps $5/lamp

LED exit signs $5/sign

PY9 Lighting Measure Incentives

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Company (end-customer) name and address

Contact name

Contact phone and email address

PY9 Customer Information at Time of Purchase

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Battery Charger and Transformer Discounts

3 phase, high-frequency battery charges

$185 incentive per charger

NEMA Premium® efficiency transformers

Incentive varies based on size and efficiency

Visit ComEd.com/BPD for lists of qualifying products and participating distributors

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Meet the BILD Team

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Small Business Energy Savings AirCare Plus

Edward Musz Senior Program Manager

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Looking Back: Accomplishments

MEEA Impact Award

PY8 Success 7,500 Customers

168 GWh saved

New Technology

- Comprehensive

- BEA Tool

- Smart Thermostat

Feedback

- Round-tables

- Customer Surveys

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MEEA Award Video

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• Target past customers

• Continue customer

engagement after

project completion

• Transition customers

to other portfolio

programs

Looking Back: Comprehensive Campaigns

Deeper Savings

• Increase participation

of non-lighting

measures

• Encourage adoption of

smart thermostat +

dashboard / BEMS

• Develop TA Network

Customer

Engagement

• Assessments that

collect deeper level

of data

• Addition of a BEMS

that allows customer

data monitoring and

engagement

Data Collection

Maximize Savings and

Customer Satisfaction

2 3 1

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Looking Back: Campaign Offerings

Comprehensive

Compressed Air

Refrigeration

Maximize Savings and Customer Satisfaction

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Looking Back: Campaign Achievements

Refrigeration 37%

New Lighting

55%

HVAC 1%

Lighting Control

4%

Compr. Air 3%

Campaign Savings by Measure Category

Refrigeration 5%

New Lighting 43%

Retrofit Lighting

52%

PY8 SBES Savings by Measure Category

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PY9 and Beyond

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Meet the Small Business Team

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AirCare Plus

Comprehensive energy-efficiency

HVAC tune-up program for ComEd

commercial electric customers.

Trained contractors provide tune-up services to eligible customers.

Measures focus on system maintenance, thermostatic control, economizer functionality and advanced measures

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AirCare Plus in Review

Over 1000

measures

installed

ACP closed

contractor

network filled

Over five

million kWh

saved

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Comprehensive projects

Paperwork

Customer satisfaction

Recycle after project completion

Accurate project forecasts

We listen to your feedback to improve our programs!

Thank You!

What Can We Do to Improve?

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Industrial Systems and Technical Assistance Service

Neal Latham Senior Program Manager

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Industrial Systems Purpose

Provide industrial customers a blueprint for optimizing large,

complex systems

Eligible Systems

Compressed Air

Process Cooling

Industrial Refrigeration

Target Market

Medium Medium/large

industrial customers 500kW

peak demand and greater

Study Providers

Studies performed exclusively by

vetted Study Providers

Cost

Customer required to meet

minimum implementation

requirements in exchange for

Program funding the study

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Industrial Systems Program Offerings

OFFERING CUSTOMER CRITERIA INCENTIVE

Compressed Air

Comprehensive Study

• > 200 hp

• Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp

• $0.07/kWh

• Up to 100% of project costs

Industrial Refrigeration

Comprehensive Study

• > 500 hp

• Implement $15k of report measures

• $0.07/kWh

• Up to 100% of project costs

Process Cooling

Comprehensive Study

• > 500 tons

• Implement $15k of report measures

• $0.07/kWh

• Up to 100% of project costs

Compressed Air

Express Study

• 50-200 hp

• Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp

• $0.07/kWh (6)

• Standard (4)

• Up to 100% of project costs

Compressed Air Leak

Repair

• > 50 hp

• Repair 50% leaks & 1 leak per 5 hp

Up to $12/hp for non-backup

compressors

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Industrial Systems Study Process

Application Phase Customer signs application

Study Provider submits proposal

Investigation Phase

Study Provider performs system analysis

Analysis and recommendations are formalized into a report

Implementation Phase

Customer selects measures from report for implementation

Verification Phase

Actual energy savings quantified from measures implemented

Incentive issued to customer

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Industrial Systems Team

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

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Technical Assistance Service

OFFERING CUSTOMER CRITERIA ASSESSMENT FUNDING POTENTIAL INCENTIVES

Combined Heat

and Power (CHP)

• Demand > 1 MW

• < 1 MW eligible for

Custom

• 50% up to $25k • Interconnection 50% up to

$25k

• Custom

Healthcare • Hospitals

• Includes buildings

within campus

• Partially funded based on ft2

• 4 tiers, 100k to over 1 MM ft2

• Standard

• Custom

Labs • Stand alone labs

• Clean rooms

• Partially funded based on ft2

• 4 tiers, 100k to over 1 MM ft2

• Standard

• Custom

Process Efficiency • > 100 kW

• Manufacturing

• 50% up to $15k • Standard

• Custom

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Retro-Commissioning

Rick Tonielli Senior Program Manager

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Goal: Help customers save energy by identifying and

implementing low-cost improvements to building operations

Control of building systems such as HVAC and lighting

Opportunities for therm savings

Identification of equipment retrofit opportunities and available

incentives

What makes a good project?

Customer buy-in

Building automation system

No major retrofits planned

Can be a great next step after equipment upgrades

RCx and MBCx

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How Does it Work?

Application Phase Customer works with SP to determine savings potential

Application submitted to program for review

Investigation Phase SP analyzes building and system performance

Recommendations for energy-saving operational improvements are delivered to the customer for consideration

Implementation Phase Customer selects measures from report for implementation

Verification Phase Service Provider confirms that improvements are working correctly

Final energy savings quantified

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RCx Options – Now for All Building Sizes!

NAME TARGET BUILDING SIZE INCENTIVE PROJECT

DURATION

Retro-Commissioning Greater than 400,000 ft2

Study worth up to

$100,000

10 - 12 months

Monitoring-Based

Commissioning (MBCx)

Greater than 400,000 ft2 $25K for installation of

monitoring software,

plus $0.07 per kWh

18+ months

RCxpress 150,000 to 400,000 ft2 Study worth up to

$25,000

4 - 6 months

RCx Building Tune-Up

Less than

150,000 ft2

Study worth up to

$10,000, plus selected

implementation costs

1 - 3 months

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Highlights and Goals

20 RCx Service Providers (SPs) worked on or completed

projects

Highest-ever project volume- over 130 projects

Total savings generated: over 27 GWh

First MBCx project completed, generating almost 2 GWh in

two years of monitoring

More customer-friendly reports

Changes to allow more flexibility to look for deep energy

savings

Continued excellent customer service and technical quality

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Meet the RCx Team

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New Construction Service

Jean Ascoli Senior Program Manager

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What We Do

Provide expert technical

assistance

Deliver high-quality

education and training

Offer financial

incentives for

implementation Photo courtesy of Olivet Nazarene University

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Results to Celebrate

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Inspiring Efficiency

Award in Education, Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

Exemplary Program Honorable

Mention for the Nicor Gas Economic

Redevelopment Program, ACEEE

Inspiring Efficiency Impact

Award for ComEd New

Construction Service, Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

Currently capturing >50% of the commercial and industrial new

construction market in ComEd territory

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Key Items to Remember – There Will be a Quiz!

Plan Ahead

Bring your projects to

our team early in

planning!

ECMs for at least two

primary building

systems

Implement significant

beyond-code energy

conservation measures

(ECMs) for ≥ two of the

following primary

building systems:

Envelope

Primary HVAC

Lighting

Qualified Refrigeration

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New Construction Service Eligibility

Can support building design projects if they are:

Photo courtesy of Sunstar

In ComEd service territory

A new construction or major renovation

Privately owned or non-profit

Minimum 5,000 square feet

Exceed current Illinois energy code requirements (IECC 2015 or ASHRAE 90.1 2013)

And…

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New Construction Service Eligibility

Implementing significant beyond-code

energy conservation measures (ECMs)

for at least two of these primary building

systems:

Envelope

Primary HVAC

Lighting

Qualified Refrigeration

Can support building design projects if they are:

Did we mention early in planning?

Xavier Apartments, Photo by: Mark Ballogg

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The earlier the better!

Increasing levels based on earlier engagement in technical assistance!

Up to $0.14/kWh max. for projects engaging before hiring design team and implementing energy goals

Up to $0.10/kWh max. for projects engaging between the beginning of schematic design phase and 50% design development

Up to $0.07/kWh max. for projects engaging after 50% design development but before bidding

$0.00/kWh from the New Construction Service once project/equipment out to bid

New for PY9: Incentives Linked to Engagement

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New Department of Energy initiative to scale performance-based procurement

For building owners and developers: Provide project technical support in programming phase

Assist with requests for proposal (RFPs) and scope language to establish energy performance goals

Identify appropriate energy use intensity (EUI) targets

Higher energy-efficiency incentives

New for PY9: ‘Accelerate Performance’ Initiative

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New for PY9: ‘Expedited Assistance’ Initiative

Too late to be early this time? We can still help!

Projects engaging after 50% design development (but before bidding)

Fast-tracked projects

Requires a minimum six weeks before system/ equipment design/ selection finalized

Photo courtesy of Cannon Design

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Benefits for Design Teams

Supporting your efforts

Access to nationally recognized

energy-efficiency expertise

Continuing education for firm staff

Potential incentive dollars for your

clients

Potential design-firm incentive:

Up to 10% of owner’s incentive for firms fully

engaged with technical assistance team

Xavier Apartments , Photo by Steve Somen

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Gas Savings Opportunities

Photo courtesy of Roosevelt University

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Key Items to Remember

Answers:

Bring your projects to our team early in planning!

ECMs for at least two primary building systems:

Implement significant beyond-code energy conservation measures (ECMs) for ≥two of these primary building systems: - Envelope

- Primary HVAC

- Lighting

- Qualified Refrigeration

Photo courtesy of Sunstar

Plan Ahead

Bring your projects to our team early

in planning!

ECMs for at least two primary building

systems

Implement significant beyond-code energy

conservation measures (ECMs) for ≥ two of

the following primary building systems:

Envelope

Primary HVAC

Lighting

Qualified Refrigeration

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Meet the New Construction Team

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Program Information

ComEd

www.ComEd.com/bizincentives

Nicor Gas

www.nicorgasrebates.com

Peoples Gas

www.peoplesgasrebastes.com

North Shore Gas

www.northshoregasrebates.com

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Residential Programs

Jacob Stoll Senior Program Manager

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Overview – Residential Portfolio

Single Family

Multi-Family

Additional Offerings

Home Energy Report

Web Presentment

Elementary Education

New Construction

Appliances Smart Thermostats Heating and Cooling (Open Network) Weatherization (Closed Network)

Lighting Fridge & Freezer

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Let’s take a look back at PY8…

New programs and offerings

• Appliance Rebates

• Co-pay Products (HEA)

• Expanded Heating and Cooling Rebates

• Smart thermostats

Rebate Application Portal Residential Trade Ally Network

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What Did We Accomplish in PY8?

Over

12 million bulbs sold

$2.2 million in smart thermostat

rebates

30,000+ assessments

1,000 homes air sealed and

insulated

30,000 ENERGY STAR

Appliance rebates

26,000 fridges and

freezers recycled

Over 10,000 central ACs, ECMs, heat pumps

(air source and ductless) and

heat pump water heaters rebates

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What we are excited about in PY9

Continuation of existing programs – only minor changes

More Appliance Rebates Expanding cross promotion of EE offerings

Using segmentation data to target customers

Building Residential Trade Ally Network

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How to Find Out More…

Program Information:

ComEd.com/HomeSavings

Residential Trade Ally Network Information:

ComEd.com/Rebates

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One last thing…

Thanks to you, we helped

residential customers save a

combined 400 million kWh

THANK YOU!

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Wrap Up

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Closing Remarks

Sharon Madigan

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Program Huddles and Networking

Standard/

Custom

Data

Centers

BILD

SBES

New

Construction Industrial

RCx/

MBCx

Residential

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Smart Ideas® Call Center

Phone lines open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Smart Ideas Hotline – 855-Ideas00

(855) 433-2700

Email - SmartIdeasBiz@ComEd.com

Website - www.ComEd.com/BizIncentives

*Please fill out the survey if you want a copy of the presentation.

Contact Us – We’re Here for You!

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PY9 – Let’s Launch!

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