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Mary Medeiros McEnroe Acting Public Benefit Program Coordinator Silicon Valley Power

VALUE. SERVICE. RELIABILITY. ENVIRONMENT. Energy Efficiency Resources for Industrial Customers. ITP Webinar. Mary Medeiros McEnroe Acting Public Benefit Program Coordinator Silicon Valley Power August 20, 2008. Santa Clara, CA. Agenda. Who is Silicon Valley Power?

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Mary Medeiros McEnroe Acting Public Benefit Program Coordinator Silicon Valley Power

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  1. VALUE SERVICE RELIABILITY ENVIRONMENT Energy Efficiency Resources for Industrial Customers ITP Webinar Mary Medeiros McEnroe Acting Public Benefit Program Coordinator Silicon Valley Power August 20, 2008

  2. Santa Clara, CA

  3. Agenda • Who is Silicon Valley Power? • Energy Efficiency Program value • To our customers • To our utility • To our community • What we can bring to the table • Case study • Owens Corning

  4. Silicon Valley Power • City of Santa Clara’s municipal electric utility • Located 50 miles south of San Francisco • System Statistics: • ~500 MW peak • ~3000 GWh sales (70% load factor) • 90% of sales are commercial and industrial • $0.089 system average rate • Diverse resources throughout Western USA • 28.5 % eligible renewable resources (Geothermal, wind, small hydro) • 50% including large hydro

  5. Type of Customers • High tech headquarters and R&D • Intel, Sun Micro Systems, Applied Materials, National Semiconductor, etc. • Datacenters • Manufacturing • Solar and semiconductor • Paperboard mills • Fiberglass insulation

  6. Energy Efficiency Programsare Good for Business • Helping customers use our product more efficiently • Helps facilities compete and keeps them open • Retains jobs, load, etc. • Attracts new business to community • Benefits other customers by spreading fixed costs • Frees up resources to serve others • Reduces carbon footprint • Provides contact with customers • Leads to communications on many issues

  7. What our customers want • Customers’ primary energy concerns • High reliability • Environmental accountability • Stable, competitive prices • Speed to market

  8. SVP Industrial Energy Efficiency Programs • Free Energy Audits • Limited scope due to resources and expertise • Lighting, HVAC, Motor & VFD Rebates • Customer Directed Rebates • Compressed Air Management Program (CAMP) • Keep Your Cool – Gasket Replacement • Retrocommissioning

  9. DOE Save Energy Now Program • Reduce industrial energy use by 25% over 10 years • Provides technical expertise • No cost energy assessments • Focus on energy-intensive systems such as: • Process heating • Steam • Pumps • Fans • Compressed air

  10. Case Study • Owens Corning • DOE’s “Save Energy Now” program • SVP’s Compressed Air Management Program • Multiple energy saving projects identified

  11. Owens Corning

  12. Owens Corning • Fiberglass insulation manufacturing facility • Major industrial customer since 1949 • Provides employment and customer diversity • Plant competes with other manufacturers and other Owens Corning plants

  13. DOE Save Energy Now Program (Owens Corning cont’d) • Participated in Save Energy Now at corporate level • At Santa Clara facility • Fan Assessments • Pump Assessment • Compressed air and Other Assessments

  14. Fan Assessments(Owens Corning cont’d) • DOE Save Energy Now Program • Trained Owens Corning employees to perform assessments • In Santa Clara: • 2 fan assessments in 2007 • 1 assessment in 2008 • 2 additional assessments planned

  15. Fan Assessments (Owens Corning cont’d) • 2007 Fan assessments resulted in 3 projects: • VFD to Penclone (M – Line) • 361,000 kWh savings annually • VFD to Penclone (O – Line) • 361,000 kWh savings annually • Oven Fan VFD • 398,000 kWh savings annually • Projects will be complete in Fall 2008 • Additional Project considered for 2009 • Forming Fan Optimization VFD • Potential savings of 2,296,000 kWh annually

  16. Pump Assessment (Owens Corning cont’d) • Pump Assessment performed in 2007 • Resulted in review of treated water flows • Installation of VFDs • Project completed in June 2008 • Annual savings of 263,000 kWh

  17. Compressed Air and Other Assessments (Owens Corning cont’d) • Compressed Air • SVP’s Compressed Air Management Program (CAMP) • Same consultant as DOE Save Energy Now Program • Compressed Air system improvements • 3,064,000 kWh savings annually • Project to be complete in Fall 2008 • Process Heat Assessment • DOE PHAST tool was not applicable to the glass industry

  18. Owens Corning cont’d • DOE Save Energy Now Program Provided • Technical expertise and assessments • Training of Owens Corning personnel • SVP will provide • Over $400,000 in rebates • SVP and City benefits • Retained a major industrial load • Diverse from many loads in our territory • Retained jobs Santa Clara Plant case study available at: http://www.eere.energy.gov/industry/saveenergynow/partners/pdfs/esa-062-2.pdf

  19. Expand “Save Energy Now” Program • Share information about program availability with other industrial customers • Provide case studies to customers • “Best Practices” presentation at quarterly customer meetings

  20. Thank You

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