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Federal Energy Management Program and Performance Contracting.ppt

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Federal Energy Management Program and Performance Contracting

Federal Energy Management Program and Performance Contracting Tatiana Strajnic Energy Efficiency,DOE Representative October 31, 2001 Current Energy Context $7.6 billion Federal annual energy bill Growing demand for Federal leadership in supply constrained areas Legislative History/Executive Directives Energy Policy and Conservation Act (1975) DOE Organization Act (1977) National Energy Conservation Policy Act (1978) Federal Energy Management Improvement Act (1988) Executive Order 12759 (1991) Energy Policy Act (1992) Executive Order 12902 (1994) Executive Order 13123 (1999) Presidential Directive (2001) Executive Order 13221 (2001) Recent Presidential Directives Presidential Directive, May 3, 2001 Called on Federal agencies to reduce energy use, particularly during peak hours Executive Order 13221, July 2001 Calls on Federal agencies to purchase products with minimum backup power; less than 1watt where available Benefits of Federal Energy Management Saves taxpayer dollars Renews Federal buildings, facilities, and infrastructure Helps prevent power outages by reducing demand in constrained areas Enhances energy supply through distributed energy resources Protects air quality and conserves water Demonstrates Federal leadership Educates Federal workers and the public about smart energy choices Frees up scarce sources for other agency needs Increases market demand for advanced energy technologies FEMP Funding History: FY1978-FY2001 Federal Energy Management Goals Reduce energy consumption Facility energy per square foot to be reduced by 30 percent in 2005 and 35 percent in 2010 relative to 1985 Industrial/laboratory energy to be reduced by 20 percent in 2005 and 25 percent in 2010 relative to 1990 Expand use of renewable energy 2.5% of Federal facility electricity consumption by 2005 2,000 solar energy systems by 2000; 20,000 by 2010 Implement best management practices for water conservation in 80% of Federal facilities by 2010 Reduce greenhouse gas emissions