New Jersey’s Clean Energy ProgramTM

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New Jersey’s Clean Energy ProgramTM Efficiency Opportunities for Commercial, Industrial, Institutional Buildings TITLE SLIDE OPTION A September 19, 2019

The Boathouse at Mercer County Lake New Jersey’s Clean Energy ProgramTM C& I Programs Presentation The Boathouse at Mercer County Lake TITLE SLIDE OPTION B September 19, 2019

Agenda Introduction to BPU and New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program Program Highlights Programs

NJCEP Background Administered by Funding Program Goals New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ Office of Clean Energy Funding Societal Benefits Charge (SBC) on utility bill Program Goals Education Change the public mindset Provide opportunity for ALL NJ residents to reduce energy and lower operating cost Protect the environment and lower emissions Meet Governor’s goal of 100% renewable by 2050

Programs to Meet Goals CUSTOMER Education ENERGY CONSERVATION ENERGY EFFICIENCY DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES Renewable energy

Program highlights We will go through how those programs performed in FY18

Program Performance… 8,000+ applications processed every month FY18 data Energy Savings are delivered through electric, gas, oil, other efficiencies and generation 8,000+ applications processed every month $13,000,000+ incentives paid each month

…Brings Real-World Results FY18 data 75,000+ cars removed 5,900,000+ trees planted 354,112 metric tons greenhouse gases eliminated Note Stats are just FY18 performance of metric tons of CO2 eliminated. Source https://www.epa.gov/energy/greenhouse-gases-equivalencies-calculator-calculations-and-references - 4.71 metric tons CO2E/vehicle /year - 0.060 metric ton CO2 per urban tree planted (over 10 years)

More Information Arif Welcher Government/Business Manager Office of Clean Energy Arif.Welcher@bpu.nj.gov 609.292.0093 Visit NJCleanEnergy.com Newsletter NJCleanEnergy.com/NEWSLETTER ListservS NJCleanEnergy.com/LISTSERVS @NJCleanEnergy [use this slide or the previous slide] BPU is welcome to use Outreach@NJCleanEnergy.com

NJCEP Portfolio of Programs Combined Heat & Power – Fuel Cells Microgrid Development Energy Storage* Community Energy Grants State Facility Initiatives R&D Energy Tech Hub* Workforce Development* Energy Audits Energy Efficiency Incentives Multifamily* High Performance Building Competition* Trade Allies New Construction Existing Homes Energy Efficiency Products Renewable ENERGY DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES RESIDENTIAL Offshore Wind Community Solar SREC Registration SPECIALIZED ENERGY EFFICIENCY COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL * coming soon!

C&I Portfolio of Programs Eligible Sectors: Commercial, Industrial, Government, Schools, Non-Profit, Institutional and Multifamily Measurement & AUDITS COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMS EQUIPMENT REBATES DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES Energy Benchmarking Local Government Energy Audits (for non-profits too) Multifamily* Single Measure Multi-measure Large Energy Users Pay for Performance Existing Buildings New Construction Direct Install Customer Tailored Energy Efficiency Pilot SmartStart Existing Buildings New Construction Combined Heat & Power - Fuel Cells * coming soon!

Benchmarking Measurement & AUDITS NJCleanEnergy.com/BENCHMARKING WHO Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural, Government, 501(c)(3) Non-Profit, and Institutional Entities Cost Free WhY Compare your building to other similar buildings nationally Suggestions for improving operations and maintenance Personalized incentive program eligibility and account manager follow-up support ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager account setup and score

Benchmarking Measurement & AUDITS NJCleanEnergy.com/BENCHMARKING

Coming Soon! Multifamily Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/MULTIFAMILY WHO Multifamily owner, developer, management company, or homeowners association with five or more dwellings where In-unit, common area, and exterior area upgrades ABOUT A single point of entry for all eligible multifamily premises applying for incentives through the NJCEP portfolio New construction and existing buildings Flexibility to do a single-measure or multi-measure bundle INCENTIVE CAP Increased incentives and caps for UEZs, LMI and Municipalities

Coming Soon! Multifamily Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/MULTIFAMILY Appliances Lighting and Lighting Controls Gas Water Heating Gas Heating and Cooling Electric HVAC and Chillers Variable Frequency Drives Simple, prescriptive incentives for most popular building technologies.

Pay for Performance WHO Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/P4P WHO Large C&I existing buildings or new construction seeking two or more energy efficiency measures with a minimum 15% savings SIZE TO QUALIFY Annual peak demand 200 kW+ in the previous year for existing buildings or over 50,000 square feet of planned new construction ABOUT A pre-approved Participating Partner will streamline the program and guide users through the program phases INCENTIVeCAP 50% of project cost (or 80% for UEZ/OZ/ MUNI/K-12 Public Schools) up to $2M per project / $4M per entity annually Incentive payments #2 and #3 are doubled for UEZ/OZ/ MUNI/K- 12 Public Schools

Installation of Measures Installation Verification Report Pay for Performance Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/P4P 1 year Program Enrollment Submission and Approval of Application Energy Reduction Plan (ERP) Development and Approval Installation of Measures Installation Verification Report Verification of Savings Comparison of Performance vs ERP 2-3 years to complete the process (plan for 3 years) Installation Verification Report: NC: As-Built ERP EB: Installation Report Incentive #1 fixed Incentive #2 up to 25% project cost Incentive #3 up to 25% project cost

Direct Install Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/DI WHO Small to medium sized C&I existing facilities seeking to replace inefficient equipment SIZE TO QUALIFY Average annual peak demand <200 kW in the previous 12 months ABOUT A pre-approved regional Participating Contractor will do a walk- through evaluation and guide users through the program phases Fast project turnaround time INCENTIVE CAP $125,000 incentive funding per project/building ($250K UEZ/OZ/ MUNI/K-12 Public Schools), or $250,000 per entity ($500K ESIP; $4M UEZ/OZ/ MUNI/K-12 Public Schools)

Direct Install INCENTIVE FUNDING Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/DI Facilities in Urban Enterprise Zones (UEZ), Opportunity Zones (OZ), municipalities, and K-12 public schools: INCENTIVE FUNDING Up to 80% of installed cost is paid directly to the contractor CUSTOMER 20% of installed cost All other eligible facilities: INCENTIVE FUNDING Up to 70% of installed cost is paid directly to the contractor CUSTOMER 30% of installed cost

Same incentive values as SmartStart Customer Tailored Energy Efficiency Pilot Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/CTEEP WHO C&I customers seeking a streamlined/single application for participants submitting for multiple different technology types SIZE TO QUALIFY N/A On site assistance available One application form for multiple prescriptive or custom measures Utilizes SmartStart Incentives Additional technical incentive available to offset soft costs associated with developing and planning custom projects ABOUT INCENTIVE CAP Maximum incentive per entity is the lesser of: $250,000 entity cap, 50% of eligible project costs, or Buy-down to 1-year payback Up to $10,000 for technical assistance of custom project evaluation Same incentive values as SmartStart

Energy Efficiency Pilot Customer Tailored Energy Efficiency Pilot Comprehensive Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/CTEEP Payment schedule based on program variation: Energy Efficiency Plan Approval Installation Complete Performance Verification Technical Assistance (Optional) 50% 50% CTEEP Prescriptive Measures 100% CTEEP Custom Measures 90% 10%

SmartStart Equipment rebates NJCleanEnergy.com/SSB WHO All C&I: Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural, Government, Non-Profit and Institutional customers SIZE TO QUALIFY N/A ABOUT Individual high efficiency equipment rebates for new construction, renovation, remodeling, equipment replacement Prescriptive and custom designed measures Pre-approval required for lighting ≥ $100,000 and all custom measures INCENTIVE CAP Prescriptive: $500,000 for each electric or gas account Custom, lesser of the following: $0.16/kWh and/or $1.60/therm saved annually; 50% of incremental installed cost; and Buy-down to 1 year payback based on incremental cost and savings

SmartStart Prescriptive Incentives Custom Incentives Equipment rebates NJCleanEnergy.com/SSB Prescriptive Incentives Custom Incentives Lighting & Lighting Controls Packaged HVAC Boilers & Water Heaters Chillers VFDs Food Service Refrigeration New or innovative technologies proven to be cost-effective and not listed as prescriptive Projects must have a minimum first year energy savings of 75,000 kWh or 1,500 therms Project pre and post inspection required Existing buildings Prescriptive Only: Double incentives for OZ/UEZ/ Muni/ K-12 Public schools

RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS

Residential Portfolio of Programs NJCleanEnergy.com/RESIDENTIAL Home Performance w/ ENERGY STAR® WARMAdvantage & COOLAdvantage Energy Efficient Product Rebates Residential New Construction Comfort Partners Whole-house and safety solutions for existing homes Air sealing, insulation, heating and cooling upgrades Up to a $4,000 rebate + 0% financing up to $10,000 or .99% up to $15,000 Stand-alone rebates for heating and cooling systems Furnaces, boilers, water heaters, central air conditioners, mini- splits, heat pumps, etc. Includes ENERGY STAR® certified refrigerators, dryers, washers, air purifiers, dehumidifiers, room air conditioners Builders work with a rater to properly certify the homes to ENERGY STAR® certified or Zero Energy Ready Home levels A FREE program including lighting upgrades, hot water conservation, replacement of fridges and thermostats, insulation upgrades and heating and cooling maintenance for income eligible families

More Information Tony O’Donnell Regional Outreach Account Manager AODonnell@trccompanies.com 732.259.4938 Visit NJCleanEnergy.com Newsletter NJCleanEnergy.com/NEWSLETTER ListservS NJCleanEnergy.com/LISTSERVS @NJCleanEnergy [use this slide or the previous slide] BPU is welcome to use Outreach@NJCleanEnergy.com