technology at work in your facility energy management:performance management
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Technology at Work: Energy Management / Performance Management
Energy Management: Knowledge about Power
• Know your Baseload. What can be reduced?
Is Daylighting an option?
Consider the correct Occupancy Control System
Demand-Based Controls are Smart
• CO2 Demand-Controlled Ventilation
Demand-Based Controls are Smart
• Chilled Water System Demand-Based Reset
Optimization Controls minimize kWh consumption in real-time
Retrocommissioning (RCx) finds issues
Continuous Commissioning > RCx
“Hands-off my Operating Rooms!!”
Operating Room Setback Strategies
• ORs typically occupied 10% to 20% of the year • Reduce airflow by 75% when in standby • Temperature, Humidity, Differential Pressure should stay
constant
Performance Management: You CAN’T Measure Energy Savings
• How did my Improvements do? Other Factors?
• IPMVP or FEMP (Federal)
M&V Plans determine Utility Avoidance
• M&V Plan defines savings analysis BEFORE improvements are implemented
– Option A. Retrofit Isolation: Key Parameter
– Option B. Retrofit Isolation: All Parameter
– Option C. Whole Facility/Meter
– Option D. Calibrated Simulation
• Savings Report quantifies the
avoided energy use
Energy Benchmarking: You can’t manage what you don’t measure
1. Compare against Past Performance
2. Compare against Industry Average (Peer Group)
3. Compare against Best in Class
4. Compare against Best Practices
• ENERGY STAR’s Portfolio Manager
• EUI (Energy Use Index) = total consumption/ft2
• other proprietary formats