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Welcome to

The 2005 New Jersey Clean Energy Conference &

Leadership Awards

2005 New Jersey Clean EnergyConference & Leadership AwardsSeptember 26, 2005

Established by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Office of Clean Energy

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Visit our exhibitors• Allied Energy

Systems LLC

• APPRISE Inc.

• Chevron Energy Solutions

• Concord Engineering Group

• Conservation Services Group

• DMJM Harris

• Island Wind Inc./ McKenzie Bay International Ltd.

• Mesa Environmental Sciences, Inc.

• New Jersey Natural Gas

• PMK Group

• PowerLight Corp.

• Rutgers Univ. Center for Energy, Economic and Environmental Policy

• Rutgers Univ. EcoComplex

• Schoor DePalma

• SmartStart

• Solar Design, Inc.

• Solectria Renewables

• Sun Farm Network

• 3rd Rock Systems & Technologies

• United Solar Ovonic LLC

• U.S. Green Building Council/NJ

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New Jersey Clean Energy Leadership Awards

September 26, 2005

Established by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Office of Clean Energy

New Jersey’s Clean Energy Leaders have helped create a vibrant clean energy market in New Jersey.

Their leadership and investment has helped foster economic development and diversify demand on

traditional sources of energy while reducing energy use, lowering energy costs and improving

environmental performance.

Clean Energy. Smart Business.

New Jersey’sClean Energy Leaders…

2005 New JerseyClean Energy Leadership Awards

Many Thanks to the 2005 Nominees and their Clean Energy Partners:

• Advanced Solar Products• Bayonne Board of Education• BP Solar • Dome-Tech • Global Photonic Energy Corp.• Greenfaith • Johnson & Johnson• Marina Energy, LLC • Metro Energy Solutions

• NJ Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

• PowerLight Corp. Northeast Region• Public Energy Solutions • Richard Stockton Schools• RWE Schott Solar• Sun Farm Network • The Hudson School • Tindall Homes • Toms River Regional School District • Township of Montclair

New JerseyClean Energy Leadership Awards

Categories:

MunicipalitySchool or Educational Institution

Business Leader of the YearMarket Innovator

Your Power to Save Project of the Year

Award Package:§ Award Presentation & Press Event § Recognition ad in New Jersey

magazines and newspapers§ New Jersey Clean Energy Leader of

the Year Logo Use § Announcement at annual NJ League

of Municipalities Conference § Clean Energy Leader Success Story

on www.njcleanenergy.com Web site


2005 New JerseyClean Energy Municipal Leader


Montclair Township, New Jersey


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Montclair Sustainable Energy Program• Ordered a comprehensive energy audit

for all municipal and school buildings. -Est. savings $100,000.

• Upgraded traffic lights to LEDs: Reduced energy use by up to 90%. Saves the township approximately $10,000 / yr.

• High Performance “Green School” Plan –The Rand School: includes solar panels and geothermal heating and cooling

• Future Public Works Bldg. Solar ProjectOne of Montclair’s 6 clean fuel vehicles.

2005 New Jersey Clean Energy School

2005 New JerseyClean Energy School

Bayonne Board of EducationBayonne, New Jersey

• Retrofitted light fixtures in all district school buildings

• Combined measures will reduce power demand by 50%

• Eliminated 850 tons of CO2 in just a few months of operation

• At full power, the project will prevent about 2,800 tons of CO2per year as well as significant amounts of other air pollutants

2005 New JerseyClean Energy School

• Phase I has already produced over 43,000 kWh of electricity

Saving Bayonne taxpayers over $40,000

• Phase II, when completed, will produce about 2 MW

Total projected savings are more than $500,000 per year

2005 New Jersey Clean Energy Business Leader of the Year

2005 New JerseyClean Energy Business Leader

New Brunswick, New Jersey

Installed more photovoltaic (PV) solar projects nationwide than any other single company, including the largest single PV project in New Jersey. Three more solar

installations planned .


Enhanced Energy Best Practices

• 10-stage checklist with 245 individual energy initiativesencompassing all aspects of a facility.

• First 5 stages were introduced in 1995, second 5 in 2000, with a 100% completion goal by the end of 2005.

• New Jersey facilities had a cumulative average of completion of 95% by the end of 2004.

• From January 2004 through February 2005 there were approximately 40 energy management projects completed and submitted that will:

• Save annually 5,527 megawatt-hours of electricity; 30,968 decatherms of natural gas; and $695,000.

• Avoided 4,391 tons of CO2 emissions.


Janssen USA (Titusville, New Jersey) 500 Kilowatt PV system, installed in 2003.

2005 New Jersey Clean Energy MarketInnovator

2005 New JerseyClean Energy Market Innovator

Edison, New Jersey

• Built first commercial fuel cell installation (Merck: Rahway, NJ, campus)

• Installed the largest ground mounted Solar PV System (NJ American Water: Canal Road Plant in Franklin, NJ)

• Constructing one of New Jersey’s largest roof mounted PV system, 500kW (Merck: Rahway, NJ, campus)

• Responsible for NJ’s largest microturbine installation (Marriott: Edison, NJ)


Ground Mounted 502 kilowatt PV installation at New Jersey American Water

Dometech’s clean energy results: Since January 2004 alone:• Clients received over $10 million in funding

and incentives from New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program, SmartStart and Department of Defense.

• Contributed to energy savings of more than 18 million kWh of electricity and 1 million therms (over last 18 months)

• Resulted in carbon dioxide emissions reduction by more than 17,000 tons, the equivalent to removing 3,100 cars from New Jersey’s roads or planting 4,800 acres of trees


2005 New Jersey Your Power to SaveProject of the Year

Hamilton, New Jersey

2005 New JerseyYour Power to Save Project of the Year

New Jersey Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Lighting the Way Partnership• Goal: Install PV systems on 25 religious

institution facilities throughout the state.• Test site at Grace Lutheran Church in

Mendham, NJ. • Currently, eleven NJ churches have or plan to

install PV arrays. Together these systems will generate 125 KW of solar electricity.

• Two other churches have followed the Synod’s lead and contracted for energy audits of their facilities.

• Program now has spread over nine different counties.

2005 New JerseyYour Power to Save Project of the Year

Lighting the Way is a partnership between Greenfaith and Sun Farm Network.

Many thanks to the Members of the New Jersey Clean Energy Council


New Jersey Clean Energy Council Members 2005• Mr. Bradley Campbell

CommissionerNew Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

• Ms. Sara BluhmNew Jersey Business & Industry Association

• Mr. Deane EvansExecutive Director NJIT, Center for Architecture and Building Science, School of Architecture

• Ms. Jeanne M. FoxPresidentNew Jersey Board of Public Utilities

• Mr. Steven Gabel PrincipalGabel Associates

• Rev. Fletcher HarperExecutive DirectorPartners for Environmental Equality

• Mr. Keith Hartman PresidentPublic Energy Solutions

• Mr. Fred HauberPresidentEastern Energy Services

• Mr. Peter KasabachChief of Policy & Community Development, NJHMFA

• Mr. Robert KudrickMarketing ManagerNew Jersey Natural Gas

• Mr. Fred LynkChief Environmental OfficerPSE&G

• Ms. Ellen LutzRegional Director U.S. Department of Energy

• Ms. Dena Mettola Executive DirectorNew Jersey Public Interest Research Group

• Mr. Michael MullerRutgers University, Office of Industrial Productivity and Energy Assessment

• Mr. Darren PortDirector, New Jersey Green Homes, New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Division of Housing

• Mr. Lyle Rawlings President/CEOAdvanced Solar Products, Inc.

• Mr. Clifford ReisserInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 269

• Mr. Richard SantoroPresident NJ Retail Merchant Association

• Ms. Seema Singh DirectorRatepayer Advocate

• Ms. Rose SmithNew Jersey Economic Development Authority

• Mr. Joe Sullivan Director of Facilities, The College of New Jersey

• Mr. Jeff TittelExecutive DirectorSierra Club of New Jersey

• Mr. Scott WeinerSenior Policy Fellow, Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy

Many Thanks …The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Office of Clean Energy

would like to thank all the participants, nominees and staff that put this program together.

Conference Sponsors & ExhibitorsConference Speakers

2005 Conference Planning CommitteeAwards Committee

Office of Clean Energy

Conference Agenda: Workshops

• Clean Energy Project FinancingRoom A at 2 pm and 3:30 pm

• Renewable Energy Certificate MarketsRoom B at 2 pm and 3:30 pm• Green Building Design

Room C at 2 pm• Energy Procurement

Room C at 3:30 pm

Visit our Exhibitors & Sponsors 3 pm Networking Break

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