County of Kane Facility Efficiency Improvements.

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County of Kane Facility Efficiency Improvements

Audit Walk-Throughs Judicial center – Completed Jan. 13, 2010 Juvenile Justice Center – Completed Jan. 14, 2010 Building C – Completed Jan. 14, 2010 Building B&I – Completed Jan. 14, 2010 3rd St. Courthouse – Completed Jan.20,2010 Review Control systems Examine HVAC equipment

Audit Walk-throughs Evaluate Plug Loads Assess Lighting loads Gather Equipment Data

Audit Walk-throughs Assess Building Shell

Utility Bill Analysis Government Center - Electric Judicial Center - Gas

ECRM Summary – Juvenile Justice Center ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L1 Linear Fluorescent Lighting Retrofit -4632 164,585 $9,721 $35,241 3.6 $18,273 1.7 L2 Incandescent Lamp Replacement -93 3,287 $194 $310 1.6 $24 1.5 L3 Exit Sign Retrofit/Replacement -33 1,169 $69 $3,120 45.2 $528 37.5 L4 Occupancy Sensors -1832 65,112 $3,846 $9,365 2.4 $3,427 L5 Exterior Lighting Retrofit 27,711 $2,383 $12,960 5.4 $2,217 4.5 L8 High Bay Lighting Replacement -151 5,358 $316 $2,700 8.5 $928 5.6 L9 Bi-Level Stairwell Lighting -113 4,021 $238 $2,850 12.0 $375  10.4 K1 Night Shutdown of HVAC 10,500 37,750 $13,300 $21,600  $3,020 1.4  K3 Outside Air Control 10,100 46,800 $10,690 $24,000 2.2  $3,744  1.9 K5 Vending Machine -107 4,111 $246 $620 2.5 $330 1.2 OM1 Plug Loads -94 4,100 $260 $0 0.0   Raw Totals 13,546 364,004 $41,264 $112,766 2.7 $32,866 1.9 Totals with Mobilization, Commissioning, Contingencies = 20% $135,319 3.3

ECRM Summary – Judicial Center ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L1 Linear Fluorescent Lighting Retrofit -1451 55,522 $3,325 $21,003 6.3 $3,261 5.3 L2 Incandescent Lamp Replacement -202 7,744 $464 $585 1.3 $59 1.1 L3 Exit Sign Retrofit/ Replacement -68 2,592 $155 $600 3.9 $440 1.0 L4 Occupancy Sensors -2842 108,793 $6,516 $19,430 3.0 $6,411 2.0 L5 Exterior Lighting Retrofit 29,395 $2,499 $10,620 4.3 $2,352 3.3 L6 Install Photocell on Ext. Lighting 4,092 $348 $680 $327 L7 Daylight Harvesting -648 24,823 $1,487 $13,320 9.0   L-9 Bi-Level Stairwell Lighting -728 11,707 $728 $3,040 4.2 400  3.6 L10 Halogen Light Replacement -65 2,499 $153 $7,200 47.1 $540 43.5 K3 Outside Air Control 31,700 95,000 $38,000 $25,000 0.7 K4 Replace EMS System 3,143 13,236 $4,142 $400,000 96.6 1,059  96.3  K5 Vending Machine -153 5,850 $351 $960 2.7 $490 OM1 Plug Loads -690 26,421 $1,583 $0 0.0 Raw Totals 27,996 387,684 $59,751 $502,438 8.4 $15,339 8.2 Totals with Mobilization, Commissioning, Contingencies = 20% $602,926 10.1 9.8

ECRM Summary – Building C ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L1 Linear Fluorescent Lighting Retrofit -1,098 38,812 $2,100 $11,029 5.3 $4,732 3.0 L2 Incandescent Lamp Replacement -11 403 $22 $9 0.4 $1.50 0.3 L3 Exit Sign Retrofit/ Replacement -74 2,617 $142 $540 3.8 $396 1.0 L4 Occupancy Sensors -1,659 58,658 $3,174 $3,700 1.2 $3,021 0.2 L5 Exterior Lighting Retrofit 8,038 $635 $3,420 5.4 $643 4.4 L6 Install Photocell on Exterior Lighting 1,812 $143 $1,360 9.5 $145 8.5 L9 Bi-level Stairwell Lighting -97 3,422 $270 $1,520 5.6 $200 4.9 K4 Energy Management System 3,733 17,653 $4,679 $81,230 17.4 $1,412 17.1 K5 Vending Machine Control -40 1,440 $86 $260 $130 1.5 OM1 Plug Loads -250 8,852 $479 $0 0.0 Raw Totals 504 141,707 $11,731 $103,068 8.8 $10,681 7.9 Totals with Mobilization, Commissioning, Contingencies = 20%   $123,682 10.5 9.6

ECRM Summary – Building B/I ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L1 Linear Fluorescent Lighting Retrofit -708 25,039 $1,355 $6,169 4.6 $2,714 2.5 L2 Incandescent Lamp Replacement -16 572 $31 $66 2.1 $9 1.8 L3 LED Exit Sign Replacement -8 291 $16 $780 49.6 $132 41.2 L4 Occupancy Sensors -972 34,383 $1,861 $2,700 1.5 $2,225 0.3 L5 Exterior Lighting Retrofit 1,177 $93 $720 7.7 $94 6.7 L6 Install Photocell on Exterior Lighting 187 $15 $340 22.7 21.7 K4 Energy Management System 3,620 16,021 $4,451 $90,000 20.2 $1,282 19.9 OM1 Plug Loads -250 8,852 $479 $0 0.0 Raw Totals 1,916 77,669 $7,822 $100,775 12.9 $6,470 12.1 Totals with Mobilization, Commissioning, Contingencies = 20%   $120,930 15.5 14.6

ECRM Summary – 3rd St. Courthouse ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L1 Linear Fluorescent Lighting Retrofit -1,721 61,872 $4,183 $26,309 6.3 $8,305 4.3 L2 Incandescent Lamp Replacement -373 13,410 $907 $355 0.4 $95 0.3 L3 LED Exit Sign Replacement -9 332 $22 $910 40.6 $154 33.7 L4 Occupancy Sensors -977 35,132 $2,375 $4,940 2.1 $3,367 0.7 L5 Exterior Lighting Retrofit 14,207 $1,350 $7,050 5.2 $1,137 4.4 L6 Install Photocell on Exterior Lighting 1,774 $151 $1,020 6.8 $229 K3 Outside Air Control 1,761 4,984 $2,206 $20,400 9.2 $399 9.1 K6 Rotunda Exhaust Fan Control 1,150 $110 $70 0.6 $158 I1 Attic Insulation 7,250 1,975 $7,732 $32,929 $260 4.2 OM1 Plug Loads -90 3,246 $220 $0 0.0 Raw Totals 5,841 134,835 $19,035 $93,983 4.9 $13,843 Totals with Mobilization, Commissioning, Contingencies = 20%   $112,780 5.9

ECRM Summary – Building A (SEDAC) ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) L-3-A LED exit signs -62 2,544 $146 $450 3.1 $330 0.8 L-4 Occupancy Sensors -158 5,345 $283 $2,100 7.4 $509 5.6 K-5 Energy Management System 8,153 77,246 $13,277 $22,000 1.7 $6,180 1.2 C-1 Upgrade cooling equipment 58,293 $4,605 $20,400 4.4 $1,254 4.2 Raw Totals 7,933 143,428 $18,312 $44,950 2.5 $8,273 2.0 Totals with Mobilization, Unknowns, Contingencies = 20%   $53,940 2.9

Summary – All Bldgs, All ECRMs Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) 57,735 1,249,326 157,913 $1,149,575 7.3 $87,471 6.7

(BTU/square foot/year) Energy Use Index (BTU/square foot/year) Assumes all ECRMs are implemented

Energy Star Performance Rating (1-100)

Cumulative savings with ECRM Investments

Other Complex ECRMS ECRM # ECRM Description Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) Electrical Savings (kWh/yr) Monetary Savings ($/yr) Project Cost ($) Simple Payback (yrs) Potential Incentive $ Adjusted Simple Payback (yrs) RN1 100KW Solar Photovoltaic System 148,156 $12,593 $550,000 43.7 $50,000 39.7 RN2 330kW Wind Energy 504,828 $43,415 $990,000 22.8 21.7 RN3 Geothermal Energy 47,281 -79,800 $38,385 $1,045,600 27.2 $14,402 26.9 Totals 573,184 $94,393 $2,585,600 27.4 $114,402 26.2