Southeastern Virginia AEE Chapter Quarterly Meeting

1. Southeastern Virginia AEE ChapterQuarterly Meeting September 9, 2010

2. Welcome • Thanks to Damuth Trane for allowing us to use their facility • John Butler, host

3. Business Agenda • Sign attendance list • Introduction of antendees • Review of last meeting minutes • Old business • New business • Presentations

4. Old Business • LED lighting fixtures • CEM credit management • Presentation – Mark Tschirhart • Geothermal Heating and Air Conditioning: "Is it worth it? "

5. New Business • AEE policy on certification designations  • In text, the initials of AEE certification programs will be written without periods. • “AEE takes pride in its CEM, CBCP, and CRM programs.” • When following the name of an individual who holds a certification, the initials of that certification will be written with periods. • “John Doe, C.E.M., C.B.C.P., C.R.M., is president of John Doe Associates, Inc.” • Financial standing

6. Financial Standing • Local annual dues - $25/year • Dues paid: $325 (13 members) • AEE 2009 per capita: $80.00 • Expense – Office supplies: $26.01 • Expense – Website: $320.26 • Interest received: $0.03 • Account balance: $58.76

7. Upcoming Meeting • Eighth meeting date: December 2, 2010 • Peninsula/Richmond area (need to select area) • Ninth meeting date: March 9, 2011 • South Hampton Roads area • Tenth meeting date: June 8, 2011 • Peninsula/Richmond area

8. Future Presentation Topics • Insulation/HVAC Requirement Reduction • Lighting controls • Renewable energy • AEE has list of referred speakers • ?

9. WEEC 2010 • When - December 8-10 (Expo 8th & 9th) • Where - Walter E. Washington Convention Center (D.C.) • How - Register at www.energycongress.com • Cost - $995

10. WEEC 2010 • In addition to the conference... • Seminars held with WEEC • Full day workshops • Special events & tours • Free exhibit hall workshops & poster session

11. WEEC 2010 • WEEC full-3-day-conference participants earn a total of 1.0 CEU/10 PDH • AEE seminar attendees earn 0.8 CEU/8 PDH for each full day of seminar participation

13. Fed Gov Energy Goals (legislation & executive orders) • 30% energy utilization reduction (BTU’s/ GSF) vs FY 2003 baseline by FY 2015 • 7.5% annual MWh consumption from Renewable Power Generation • 16% potable water reduction vs FY 2007 baseline by FY 2015 • 10% annual increase in alternative fuel (E-85) consumption vs FY 2005 baseline • Advanced metering (Electric / Gas / Water / Steam) primary facilities • LEED Gold design all new construction and major renovations (>$5 mil) Fed Gov Sustainability Goals (EO 13514) • 28% GreenHouse Gas (GHG) reduction (Scope 1&2) vs FY 2008 baseline by FY 2020 • 13% GHG reduction (Scope 3) vs FY 2008 baseline by FY 2020 • 15% all buildings >5K GSF comply with HPSB Guiding Principles by FY 2015 • 26% potable water reduction vs FY 2007 by FY 2020 • 20% non potable water reduction vs FY 2010 by FY 2020 (industrial / landscaping / agricultural applications • < 50% waste diversion to landfill (recycle / reuse) > 50% non hazardous waste • Cool Roof Program (R 30 / low emissivity) all new and roof replacements • Net Zero Energy Building design all new facility projects by 2030 • Data Center Operations / Green Appliance Procurement / Community Planning Programs

18. Peninsula/Richmond

19. Virginia Governer’s Confrence on Energy • When – October 12-14 • Where – Greater Richmond Convention Center • How - Register at www.vsbn.org • Cost – Private/Corporate: $275, Non-Profit/Academic/Government: $150

20. Virginia Governer’s Confrence on Energy • Six conference tracks will feature session speakers on topics that include: • An overview of doing energy business in Virginia • Markets for independent energy generation • Raising capital for energy business development • Industrial efficiency projects and technology • Residential building for energy efficiency • Community sustainability planning • High performance commercial/institutional buildings • The future of conventional energy sources • Alternative energy project development in Virginia • Workforce training for the new energy economy • University energy research and collaboration • Reducing transportation energy use

21. Presenter • Perry Conte • Variable Frequency Drives, Energy Savings Applications

22. Other items • Any questions concerning previous topics?

23. Open Forum • Current events • Success stories • Upcoming projects • Etc.

24. Seventh Quarterly Meeting • Thank you for coming. • We will see you in December!