1. “Critical Elements for Creating High Performing Buildings” Green Homes and Sustainable Communities San Francisco - July 20, 2007 Presented by Wayne Waite Energy Efficiency At HUD:

2. Our Housing Stock Is Inefficient *Post 1990 Residential **1996/97 Residential CA) +Building America + Energy Star *Public Housing *Multifamily Pre-1990 Source: *2006 Building Energy Data Book; DOE Representative Annual Unit Cost of Energy for 2005 ** California Energy Commission ; + Derived from research studies and anecdotal information.

3. HUD ENERGY ACTION PLAN  Phase II Plan - “Promoting Energy Efficiency at HUD in a Time of Change (august 2006) 25 Actions www.huduser.org/publications/destech/ energyefficiency.html

4. CORE STRATEGY - ENERGY STAR Standard and Products  ENERGY STAR New Construction HOME Program Construction Specifications - New England Model HOPE VI Design Charrettes -  ENERGY STAR Product Purchasing Requirement for ENERGY STAR products (Section 151, Energy Policy Act) Southern California Aggregation Pilot (Partnership: Strategic Energy Innovation, Global Green)

5. WEB ENERGY TOOLS ENERGY STAR Bulk Purchasing www.quantityquotes.net

6. CORE STRATEGY: Energy Efficiency Linkage to Capital Plans  Energy Efficiency Assessments at “Trigger Event” Public Housing Integrated Utility Management and Capital Planning (Section 151, Energy Policy Act) Regional Energy Audit Pilot Program (Partnership: PGE, SMUD, Nevada Power, Arizona Public Service) California Multifamily New Construction (Partnership: Heschong Mahone Group)

7. Energy Rehab Advisor www.rehabadvisor.net WEB ENERGY TOOLS Input: Property Characteristics Output: List of Measures

8. CORE STRATEGY - Capitalizing Energy Efficiency  Energy Performance Contracting Public Housing - Leveraged over $350 million Multifamily Pilot - $12 to $15 million potential (Partnership: Strategic Energy Innovation, housing providers)  Accurate Utility Allowances Energy Efficiency Allowances - Over 14 PHAs (Partnership: Heschong Mahone Group) Project Specific Utility Allowance Model - (Partnership: CEC, CTCAC, Utility Companies)

9. Potential Financial Benefits Benchmark Operating Revenue and Debt Coverage Calculations (Assumes hypothetical 50 unit multifamily projects built > 15% Over Title 24) Utility Cost Reduction$25 per unit/month Added Monthly NOI$ 1,250 Added Annual NOI$15,000 Net Available Annual Debt Service (NADS) $13,636 Additional Debt (Assumes 6.5% interest for15 years) $130,450

10. CORE STRATEGY - Ensuring Building Energy Performance  HUD - National Energy Training Program  Energy Performance Inspection, Verification and Training Models Nevada Housing Division - Builder Training on Proper Installation Practices and Project Inspection Protocol Arizona Energy Office Partnership - Performance standards and testing for Tax Credit Projects  PIH Utility Benchmarking Initiative

11. HUD Energy Training Webcast Series  April 12 – Building Operations and Management: The First Step to Energy Efficiency  May 17 – Multifamily Retrofit and Remodeling Strategies  June 14 – Single Family Rehabilitation and Retrofits: Focus on Low Rise Buildings  September 13 – New Construction Techniques: ENERGY STAR Qualified Homes, Green Building, and Beyond www.hudenergytraining.com ENERGY TRAINING