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Focus on Energy  CSWEA / EPA Energy Workshop December 4, 2008 Madison, Wisconsin Focus on Energy SAIC Joseph Cantwell, P.E. Presentation Outline Focus Program EPA Tools Implementation Savings Best Practices Goals and Objectives Obtain energy resources (resource acquisition) Promote market transformation Promote energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy Encourage adoption of EE practices Involve both end-users and key service and equipment providers Increase end-user demand for EE Provide education and training Focus Mission Accelerate the rate of energy efficiency improvement in Wisconsin by supporting energy efficiency projects that otherwise would not get completed. Why? Why energy? Limited resource Costs are increasing Major component of facility budgets Can be managed Why water and wastewater(W/WW)? Facilities consume 35 percent of energy used by municipalities Operation is 24/7 W/WW energy costs are $9 billion per year W/WW consumes 70 billion kWh per year Focus on EnergyA Part of the Solution The program. Program funds come from the ratepayers (average is 1.2% of rates) Trade-off is paying 10 to 15% rate increases to pay for more $2,500 per kW power plants verses Focus on Energy at $400 per kW How Does It Work? Prescriptive/Direct Incentives Custom Incentives/Grants Technical Support Feasibility Study Grants Information Education Energy Costs Ensuring a Sustainable Future:An Energy Management Guidebook for Wastewater and Water Utilities/waterinfrastructure/bettermanagement_energy.html Energy Star /index.cfm?c=government.wastewater_drinking_water EPA Guidebook Plan Session 1: Getting Ready Session 2: Assessing current Energy Baseline Status Session 3: Establishing an Energy Vision and Priorities for Improvement Session 4: Identifying Energy Objectives and Targets DO Session 5: Implementing Energy Improvement Programs and Building a Management System to Support them Check Act Session 6: Monitoring and Measuring Your