Increased Investment and Savings Scenarios PSB Act 61 Workshop December 1, 2005 Blair Hamilton.

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Increased Investment and Savings Scenarios PSB Act 61 Workshop December 1, 2005 Blair Hamilton

Disclaimer Cost estimates and savings projections and are very preliminary Scenarios assume a decision by the end of first quarter and implementation ramp-up beginning mid-year 2006 Scenarios are based on current policy direction (no changes in focus, scope or objectives) In these scenarios, services and initiatives continue to be focused statewide, but there may be some variance from current projections in geographic or customer group equity – this has not been explored No economic screening has been done as part of developing these scenarios

Scenario 1 Ramp-up of existing strategies, services and initiatives Both more participants and more depth of savings per participant Particular emphasis on: More discretionary retrofit in existing businesses More with largest accounts (accounts over 1MW) More “account management” More facility operational efficiency / retro-commissioning CFL sales increased by 25% over current plans Some targeted refrigerator replacement and electric water heater fuel switching Accelerated ramp-up of Home performance with Energy Star and pool pump initiative Additional low-income Weatherization units

Scenario 2 Aggressively ramp-up existing and introduce new strategies, services and initiatives, such as: New supply-chain focused commercial HVAC and refrigeration initiatives Move advanced technologies (e.g. super T-8), including moving them into the retrofit market More use of “sales rep” outreach to businesses Aggressive use of ESCOs and other third-party contractor mechanisms in business retrofit market Double CFL sales over current plans for next three years Significantly increase new construction market shares Aggressive, targeted residential high-use retrofit Greatly increased targeted events, promotions, community projects Increased labor and/or incentives, increasing intake and close rates

Investment (Million $) TOTAL Current EVT Contract$15.8$16.7$17.3$49.8 Scenario 1 Increment$1.5$3.5$5.8$10.7 Scenario 1 Total$17.2$20.2$23.1$60.5 % Increase9%21%33%22% Scenario 1 Savings (GWh) TOTAL Current EVT Contract Scenario 1 Increment Scenario 1 Total % Increase9%17%33%21% ALL VALUES ARE VERY PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES, ±10%

Investment (Million $) TOTAL Current EVT Contract$15.8$16.7$17.3$49.8 Scenario 2 Increment$3.7$9.4$18.3$31.3 Scenario 2 Total$19.4$26.1$35.6$81.1 % Increase23%56%106%63% Scenario 2 Savings (GWh) TOTAL Current EVT Contract Scenario 2 Increment Scenario 2 Total % Increase21%48%93%57% ALL VALUES ARE VERY PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES, ±10%