1. ASHRAE update Presentation Tom Werkema ASHRAE Vice President February 19, 2014

2. ASHRAE Update Brought to You by the President Elect Advisory Committee (PEAC)

3. Renewing ASHRAE’s Strategic Plan Strategic plan revision Input sought from all stakeholders Board-approved plan by mid-2014 Strong focus on: – Understanding member and industry needs – Serving stakeholders better – Develop Business Plan

4. 2012-13 Membership Statistics (excluding students) Members (as of June 30, 2013): 44,432 Cancellations: 4,521 (2963, 65% United States) New members : 4, 595 (3,013, 65% United States) 89.8% retention rate, small net increase in total membership Total Membership 54,400

5. ASHRAE Financials Audited revenues average $26 million, including Research 110 Employees in Atlanta Revenues

6. ASHRAExCHANGE.org Online platform for real-time discussion & information exchange Popular topics: IAQ, high performing buildings, ground source heat pumps, technical training, developing countries Since June 22, 2013 – 778 threads and 1,085 posts – 9,648 unique visitors – 52,399 page views

7. ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) HVAC Design Training Offered more often & in locations outside Atlanta Attendance – 342-Level I/86-Level II/220- Levels I and II combined = 648 TOTAL – 76% US; 14% Canada; 10% International eLearning Website extensively redesigned – More intuitive layout – More competitive pricing New courses – Standard 189.1-2011 – Humidity Control Design: Basic Principles, Loads, and Equipment – Building Information Modeling

8. ALI: More New Courses Seminars Commercial Building Energy Audits Complying with Standard 90.1-2013 Introduction to Building Enclosure Commissioning Significant Changes to Standard 90.1-2010 and IECC 2012 (co-sponsored by ICC) Short Courses Applications of Standard 62.1-2013 Design of Commercial Ground Source Heat Pumps Designing High-Performance Healthcare Facilities Electric Rates, Rules, Regulations Exceeding Standard 90.1-2013 to Meet LEED Requirements Fundamentals, Applications of Standard 55 IAQ Best Practices for Design, Construction, Commissioning

9. Building Energy Quotient Expanded to allow PE submissions in addition to ASHRAE-Certified Building Energy Assessment Professional (BEAP) or Building Energy Modeling Professional (BEMP) Continued monitoring/reference to labeling requirements in state, local legislations for use of bEQ where appropriate. Currently Florida, Chicago &Washington s Over 12,000 visits to bEQ website as of Dec. 9 with average of 14 workbooks downloaded per week

10. Timeline MILESTONES  90.1-10 Work Plan – 30%  90.1-13 Work Plan – 50% on regulated end use loads  90.1-13 Work Plan – 40% whole building (all end uses)  90.1-13 Work Plan – EUI  90.1-13 Work Plan – Alternate Performance Methodology (APM) ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2013 2004 Std 90.1-04 2010 Std 90.1-10 2013 Std 90.1-13 2007 Std 90.1-07 Future 30% 50%40%APM

11. ASHRAE Standard 90.1 Building envelope (Addendum “bb” – 4 th PR) Door leakage Cool Roof standards Dynamic glazing & fenestration labeling ENVELOPE

12. Escalator controls Elevator lighting LPD revisions Electric motors Electrical Metering Branch circuit controls LIGHTING ASHRAE Standard 90.1

13. Commercial refrigeration Heat pump efficiencies SPVAC & SPVHP efficiencies Transformer testing Damper leakage MECHANICAL ASHRAE Standard 90.1

14. Fan efficiencies –Advisory Public Review (APR) Engaged interested parties Set min Fan Efficiency Grade (FEG) > 67 Based on AMCA 205-10 Covers fan motor ratings > 1/6 hp Does not cover fan systems Addendum excludes Fans with bhp < 5 Fans covered by 6.4.1.1 MECHANICAL ASHRAE Standard 90.1

15. 90.1-2010 – 2013 & Future Wholistic systems designs Systems Design and subsystems effects

16. Advanced Energy Design Guides: 517,000 in circulation Four 50% AEDGsUnder Consideration 50% – Grocery Stores (1) – Quick Serve Restaurants – Places of Assembly Net Zero – K-12 Schools (2) – “Net Zero Ready” Guidance www.ashrae.org/freeaedg

17. Indoor Air Quality Guide Achieves good IAQ without significantly increasing costs Available for free at www.ashrae.org/FreeIAQGuidance Over 13,700 downloads since June 22, 2013 1,872 total sales since April 2009

18. GreenGuide 4 th edition available as epub IEQ chapter completely revised; content references IAQ Guide www.ashrae.org/greenguide

19. Technical Committee s Task Groups (TGs) – new technical areas Technical Committees (TCs) – specific field or subject Technical Resource Group (TRGs) – specific concern Multidisciplinary Task Groups (MTGs)

20. Technical Committee Sections Fundamentals & General Environmental Quality Materials & Processes Load Calculations & Energy Ventilation & Air Distribution Heating Equipment, Heating-Cooling Systems & Apps Building Performance A?C & Refrigeration System Components Refrigeration Systems

21. Standards Committee s Standards since 1922 – 100 active today Code-intended stds are on a 3 year cycle ASHRAE accredited by Am National Stds Institute Std 90.1 – Energy Efficient Design of New Bldgs Std 189.1 – Design of High-Performance Green Bldgs Std 62.1 – Ventilation & Acceptable IAQ Std 55 – Thermal Environmental Conditions & Human Occupancy

22. Quick Facts: Technical Activities Committee 3,553 volunteers; 11% increase since 2011 572 volunteers from outside U.S. and Canada 314 volunteers are Young Engineers of ASHRAE (YEA) Sponsored 70% of Technical Program at 2013 Annual Conference Maintain over 200 Handbook chapters

23. Quick Facts: Research Administration Committee 79 TC experts write work statements - research topic requests in Society Year 12-13 Average project cost &duration: $164k, 20 months: 330 TC volunteers monitors for 62 active projects 55% of research projects conducted by universities 845 projects expending $67.5 M started since 1960

24. Changes in Handbook Benefit “Heating and Ventilating guide -1922 Starting with 2014-15 Society year, new options for selecting Handbook member benefit—four-volume ASHRAE Handbook Online. – Fundamentals, Refrigeration, HVAC Applications, HVAC Systems ^ Equipment Option 1: Print volume (I-P or SI edition) with CD included, or Option 2: Access during their membership year to ASHRAE Handbook Online with separate mailing of 2015 CD, or Option 3: Print volume (I-P or SI edition) with CD included, plus one-year subscription to ASHRAE Handbook Online—a combination of all three formats—for additional $29.

25. Join Us in 2014 www.ashrae.org/conferences Feb. 24-26: International Conference on Energy and Indoor Environment for Hot Climates, Doha, Qatar April 6-8: High Performance Buildings Conference, San Francisco, Calif., April 17: Buildings in Balance: Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Efficiency Webcast April 24-25: Efficient, High Performance Buildings for Developing Economies Conference, Manila, Philippines June 28-July 2: 2014 ASHRAE Annual Conference, Seattle, Wash. Sept. 23-25, AHR Expo Mexico, Mexico City, Sept. 10-12: ASHRAE/IBPSA-USA Building Simulation Conference, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 2-3: International Conference on Efficient Building Design – Materials and HVAC Equipment Technologies, Beirut, Lebanon

26. EU F Gas Regulation

27. Pending Final Vote in March, 2014 – yes/no – no modifications except legal Cap and Phase Down Reduce Emissions by 2/3rds by 2030

29. EU F Gas Regulations – Restrictions/Bans Domestic Refrigerators & Freezers 1/1/15 if GWP >150 Commercial R & F banned if GWP > 2500 1/1/20 – GWP > 150 1/1/22 Stationary Refrigeration equipment 1/1/20 if GWP > 2500 Centralized Commercial Refrigeration – Capacity > 40 kw – Banned 1/1/22 if GWP > 150

30. EU F Gas Regulations – Restrictions/Bans (con’t) Room A/C – < 3kg HFC – Banned 1/1/20 if GWP > 150 Mini-split a/c – <3 kg HFC – Banned 1/1/25 if GWP >750 Foams containing HFCs – GWP > 150 – Extruded polystyrene 1/1/20 – Other 1/1/23 Technical Aerosols – Banned 1/1/18 if GWP > 150

31. EU F Gas Regulations Exemptions – Up to 4 years – Where technically feasible alternatives demonstrated unavailable – Of for Safety or other technical reasons – Or where alternatives entail disproportionate cost Each Producer or Importer Quota – Begins 2015 – Adjusts every 3 years – 89% in the first year Rest for new importers

32. EU F Gas Regulations Import of Products Containing HFCs – Traceability process by 1/1/17 – Annual declaration, audited Servicing – Refrigeration equipment service prohibited 1/1/20 > 40 ton CO 2 e GWP > 2500 Not apply to recycle, reclaimed until 1/1/30 for existing equipment – Recovered, recycled and reused by same company

33. EU F Gas Regulations Review – July 1, 2017 “Multipack centralized systems” alternatives Member States cost to implement International HFC Agreement possibility Impact of grandfathering Any proposed changes – eq fees, auctioning – July 1, 2020 Mini split A/C alternatives – December 31, 2020 HFC Market availability – December 31, 2022 Impact of this regulation

34. Technology Perspectives

35. Technology Perspective Air Conditioning – Auto ACs – Standardized on HFC-134a worldwide since 1994 EU MAC directive – no Refrigerant > 150 GWP new models 1/1/11 Existing model HFC-134a ban 1/1/17 HFO 1234yf being promoted with limited commercial supply, but 3 world scale plants announced – Mercedes rejected – “too flammable” – Toyota rejected – “customer concerns” – Returned to HFC-134a – France banned new Mercedes models in July – Working on Transcritical Carbon Dioxide 041703-139

36. Technology Perspective Auto Air Conditioning - continued – Counter trend is increasing energy efficiency, fuel cells Reduced waste energy HFC-134a inefficient in heat pumps – US EPA granting mileage “credits” for using lower GWP a/c fluids

37. Technology Perspective Commercial Air Conditioning – Chillers historically HCFC-123 large proportion in North America Less in ROW The rest is HFC-134a Now some movement toward HFO-1233ze, HFO-1233-zd – Other Commercial - < 50 Tons US clear direction to R-410A scroll’s HFC-32 in VFR systems

38. – Residential A/C & Heat Pumps Europe/Japan – slow but gradual acceptance R-410A, moving from R-407C North America 15-20% R-410A – but growing Some European/Developing Countries – hydrocarbons in small charge systems Middle East has major problem – high pressure with R-410A at 55 o C ambient Installed base mostly HCFC-22 Companies beginning to promote HFO/HFC blends Technology Perspective

39. Domestic Refrigeration – Market is fragmenting – Appliance – Europe & International moving to HC’s (37% of Int’l total, 2010) North America/Japan using HFCs 134a, 245fa, HCs in Mexico and Japan EPA has approved GE Monogram line with HCs – not being marketed as yet Developing Countries increasingly moving to HCs 4/11/03-137

40. Technology Perspective Commercial Refrigeration (vending, rack, ice machines) – North America/Japan using HFC-134a, R-404A (ice), R-507 (mostly HCFC-22 in use) – Europe –HFC-134a dominant, some HCs/ammonia indirect mostly HCFC-22 in use Government promoted CO 2 cascade systems in supermarkets, including US – Multinational Corporations Coca Cola, et.al. slowing moving toward CO 2 – Cartridge systems in vending machines 041703-138