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1 The Power to Make a Difference Sustainable Energy Fund Workshop Bethlehem, PA March 23, 2012 Information in this presentation subject to change.
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2 Agenda E-power Program Benefits PPL E-power Program Results Incentive Types Increased Incentives- Limited Time Offer! How to apply for prescriptive rebates Follow the Money: Other Funding Resources
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3 Energy Efficiency Benefits for Customers Boost Bottom Line Decrease energy use, expenses Reduce maintenance demands Cut operating costs Go green
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4 Program Benefits for Trade Allies Grow business by promoting energy efficiency Build customer relationships Leverage rebates to offer other services to customers Differentiate your company from competitors Program Overview
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5 E-power Program Results 2011-2012 LAUNCHED: E-power Solutions Provides technical assistance, outreach Trade Ally Program 120 qualified E-power Trade Allies Direct Discount Service Pays up to 75% cost of lighting, refrigeration measures Small business, GNI < 400,000 kWh/yr $24 million in prescriptive rebates paid to C&I and GNI customers through December 2011 Program Overview
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6 Current Focus All Government, Non- Profit, Institutional Small C&I (GS1 & GS3) – Waitlist for Large C&I (LP4 & LP5) More training, support for Trade Allies Increased incentives until May 31, 2012 for T8s, T5s and VSDs
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7 INCENTIVE TYPES
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8 Core Incentive Program Prescriptive: order from the menu –Lighting, HVAC, motors, refrigeration, etc. –Pre-set savings, incentive levels Custom: unique projects –Savings determined by project Pay $0.10/kWh reduced
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9 Direct Discount Service Helps smaller customers –GS1, GS3, 400,000 kWh/year or less Higher incentives, based on kWh savings –More limited # of measures Rebate sent directly to contractor Free program software (required) –Completes PA Lighting form Requires special training –Contact us if you are interested
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10 EXPIRES MAY 1, 2012!! INCREASED INCENTIVES for T8, T5 LIGHTING and VSDs!
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11 Increased Lighting Incentives MEASUREQUALIFICATIONINCENTIVE T8 or T5 fixturesReplace fixture with T5 or T8 lamps and ballasts $6/ lamp – increased from $4/lamp High Performance T8 fixtures Replacing T12- must be listed on cee database www.cee1.org $8/ lamp – increased from $6/ lamp. Final applications must be postmarked on or before May 1, 2012!!
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12 Increased Incentive: VSDs 3-phase AC Induction motors, Variable Speed Drives (VSD) from 1 to 200 horsepower (HP) –Temporary Increase VFD $10/ H.P. HVAC only. Applications must be in by May 1, 2012 Rebates based on HP, RPM, efficiency –Include Motor/VSD Inventory Form with application HVAC motors over 200 hp & non-HVAC industrial process motors may qualify for Custom incentive
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13 PRESCRIPTIVE INCENTIVE : HOW TO APPLY APPLICATION
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14 Prescriptive Incentive Application Process 4. Submit signed, final application with all required documentation 3. Install equipment or perform the project work 2. Submit pre-approval application to reserve funds 1. Check project and equipment eligibility
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15 Download Current Application
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16 What makes an application complete? Use the Checklist!
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17 Application: Customer Information Form
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18 Final Application, Third Party Payment Release
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19 How Can We Help You? E-power team can help you with paperwork, technical questions, marketing ideas, etc. (866) 432-5501 epowersolutions@kema.com www.pplelectric.com/e-power
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20 THANK YOU! Questions? Comments?
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21 EXTRAS
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22 FOLLOW THE MONEY ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES
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23 State Funding Resources PA Alternative and Clean Energy Program Loans and grants for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects Commercial, industrial, nonprofit, schools, local governments, multi-family Covers energy efficiency measures; renewable energy generation; high performance buildings; ESCO contracts; feasibility studies Varies by project, but generally requires matching funds $165 Million available since 2009 Operated by PA Dept. Community and Economic Development
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24 State Funding Resources PA Sunshine Solar Program: Rebates for solar PV and Hot Water installations –Eligible: Small businesses Program on Waiting List and funds not guaranteed) Program managed through qualified installers Information: http://www.depweb.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/comm unity/grants_loans_tax_credits/10395/PA_Sunshine_ Solar_Program/821790 Application: https://padep.powerclerk.com/default.aspx
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25 State Funding Resources PA Green Energy Loan Fund 4%-6.5% loans From $100,00-$2.5 million Energy efficiency and renewable energy installations Eligible: Commercial, industrial, Nonprofits, Schools, Local Governments, Multi-family buildings $48 Million Administered by the Reinvestment Fund http://www.trfund.com/financing/energy/pagelf.html
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26 State Funding Resources Small Business Pollution Prevention Assistance Account Loan Program: State loan program for energy efficiency equipment installed in PA small businesses with less than 100 FTEs 2% fixed interest rates maximum 10 years Up to 75% of project cost or $100,000 maximum Administered jointly by PA DEP and PA DCED http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/f inancial_assistance/10495/ppaa_loan/553247
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27 Additional Resources Sustainable Energy Fund (SEF): Loans for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects Maximum incentives $1 million SEF founded with PUC restructuring proceedings from PPL service territory http://www.thesef.org/ ENERGY STAR Benchmarking Tool: Evaluate & assess building energy use http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=evaluate_perfor mance.bus_portfoliomanagerhttp://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=evaluate_perfor mance.bus_portfoliomanager
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