H. Ray Starling, Program Manager

PUBLIC BENEFITS FEE ADMINISTRATOR RBH Executive Briefing

March 5 , 2012

WHAT CAN YOUR PUBLIC BENEFITS FEE ADMINISTRATOR DO FOR YOU ?

HAWAII ENERGY Conservation and Efficiency Program

Conservation and Efficiency Program

ROADMAP FOR TODAY

• Who we are . . .

• What we do . . .

• How we do it . . .

• How you can participate . . .

• TOP 5 THINGS YOU CAN DO. . .

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www.hawaiienergy.com

Conservation and Efficiency Program

• Hawaii Energy– YOUR Energy Conservation and Efficiency Program – 3rd party administrator statutorily authorized and competitively bid

– Operated by SAIC as the Public Benefits Fee Administrator (PBFA)

– Under contract with the PUC from Mar 3, 2009 until Dec 31, 2013

– Serving Honolulu, Hawaii and Maui Counties electric customers

– Funded by ratepayers for the benefit of ratepayers; fee utility-collected

– Funded at $33M Public Benefit Fee (1.5 %) for PY2011-PY2012

– PUC oversight team: Contract Manager and EM&V Contractor

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HAWAII ENERGY – WHO WE ARE

Conservation and Efficiency Program

HAWAII ENERGY

Program Management

PUC Program

Conservation and Efficiency Program

Public Benefits Fee Administrator

Hawaii Public Utilities Commission (PUC)

Science Applications International Corporation

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HAWAII ENERGY – WHO WE ARE

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EM&V

Conservation and Efficiency Program

• Mission: – Provide outreach, education and incentive programs to promote

electric energy conservation and efficiency and reduce imported fuel consumption in Hawaii

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HAWAII ENERGY – WHAT WE DO

Conservation and Efficiency Program

HAWAII ENERGY

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Conservation and Efficiency Program

Public Benefits Fee Administrator

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HAWAII ENERGY – HOW WE DO IT

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Conservation and Efficiency Program

HAWAII ENERGY – HOW WE DO IT

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1. High Efficiency Lighting• CFL • T8• LED• Delamping• Induction• Pulse Start HID

2. High Efficiency HVAC• Chillers• VFD – Fan and Pump Applications• Garage Ventilation Control• Air-Cooled Packaged and Split

Systems• VRF Split Systems

3. High Efficiency Water Heating• Commercial Solar Water Heating• Heat Pumps

4. High Efficiency Water Pumping• VFD Domestic Water Packages• VFD Pool Pumps

5. High Efficiency Motors• CEE Listed Premium Motors

6. Commercial Industrial Processes• Waste Water Process• Air Compressors• Commercial Kitchen Equipment

I N C E N T I V E S

Conservation and Efficiency Program

HAWAII ENERGY – HOW WE DO IT

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7. Energy Star Business Equipment• Refrigerators with Recycling

8. Energy Awareness, Measurement and Control Systems

• Condominium Submetering• Small Business Submetering

9. Customized Project Measures• Cost per kWh and kW Savings Program

10. Building Envelope Improvements• Window Tinting• Cool Roof Technologies

11. Business Direct Lighting Installation • Small Business Direct Lighting Install

12.Business Design, Audits, and Commissioning

• Central Plant Optimization • Energy Study & Design Assistance• Energy Project Catalyst• Technology and Project Demonstration

13.Energy Efficiency Equipment Grants

• Community and Grassroots Support• Small Business Direct Installation

Conservation and Efficiency Program

• Transformational Project Plan(s)• Secondary Education Energy Efficiency Project(s)

• Teacher Development (NEED.org, MEDB Island Energy Inquiry*)• Pahoa High & Intermediate School• Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike

• Workforce Development• EEFG – Energizing Efficiency™ Courses• CEM – Certified Energy Management Courses• BOC – Building Operator Certification Courses• KUPU – RISE – Rewarding Internships for Sustainable Employment• UH Manoa, Hawaii Pacific University – Kukui Cup

• Energy Efficiency Service Sector Career Fair• NetZero Home “Documentary”• Energy Efficiency through Financial Literacy• Analysis, Metrics, Reporting

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HAWAII ENERGY – HOW WE DO IT

Conservation and Efficiency Program

• WWW.HAWAIIENERGY.COM • Visit website often

• Hawaii Energy Allies• Become an ally or work with an ally

• Hawaii Energy Mailing List• Make sure you are on it

• Call or Visit Hawaii Energy Today• Take part in Hawaii Energy Programs• Bring your ideas to us

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HAWAII ENERGY – HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

1132 Bishop St

Conservation and Efficiency Program

Top Five Things You Can Do

1. Install efficient lighting (CFL and LED)

2. Install solar water heating and ENERGY STAR appliances

3. Install and maintain high efficiency cooling – where needed

4. Don’t waste energy - change your behavior

5. Get personally involved with the clean energy effort

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Conservation and Efficiency Program

MAHALO

Conservation and Efficiency Program

Get personally involved . . .

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Conservation and Efficiency Program

MAHALO

ARE WE DOING ENOUGH ?