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Public Service Enterprise — Small business energy efficiency webinar (May 2016)
31 slides from Public Service Enterprise's conference presentation, May 24, 2016
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Slide 2: Goals for Today
Goals for Today Learn more about how PSE&G can help customers save energy and Gain a better understanding of the money and about other resources basics of energy efficiency and how that are available from the State of they can help you save money New Jersey 2
Slide 3: Resources
Resources Both the State of New Jersey and PSE&G have resources available to help small businesses become more energy efficient. PSE&G NJBPU Clean Energy • Direct Install Program Program • Business Solutions • Commercial, Industrial Center and Residential Programs 3
Slide 4: PSE&G Direct Install Program
Resources PSE&G Direct Install Program The PSE&G Direct Install Program provides affordable energy efficiency solutions to help small businesses (UEZ), government agencies and non-profits save energy and lower costs. $15 million program PSE&G pays for 100% of Participants repay 30% the cost of the e
Slide 5: PSE&G Direct Install Program – Basic Eligibility
Resources PSE&G Direct Install Program – Basic Eligibility Small businesses in the 25 Urban Enterprise Zones (UEZs) in PSE&G service territory Government and non-profit 501(c)3, 501(c)19 facilities in PSE&G service territory Peak electric use ≤ 200 kilowatt 5
Slide 6: PSE&G Direct Install Program – UEZ Municipalities
Resources PSE&G Direct Install Program – UEZ Municipalities Bayonne Irvington Passaic Camden Jersey City Paterson Carteret Kearny Pemberton East Orange Mount Holly Perth Amboy Elizabeth New Plainfield Gloucester Brunswick Roselle City Newark Trenton Guttenberg North Bergen Union City Hillside Orange
Slide 7: PSE&G Direct Install Program
Resources PSE&G Direct Install Program Refrigeration Upgrades evaluated through the Direct Install program HVAC Lighting 7
Slide 8: Example Project: Typical Direct Install Small Business Customer
Example Project: Typical Direct Install Small Business Customer Audit Findings/Site Conditions: ● Aging equipment ● End of life & early upgrade scenarios ● Hours of operation Energy Conservation Measures: ● Lighting Upgrades ● Replacement of aging rooftop HVAC units ● First generation lighting to lo
Slide 9: Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer
Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer 9
Slide 10: Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer
Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer 10
Slide 11: Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer
Example Project: Direct Install Small Business Customer • Energy Savings: 260,012 kWh and 2,600 therms annually • Enough electricity to power about 40 average size homes annually and supply the natural gas for two average size homes for a year • 30 acres of trees planted • 15 cars removed from our r
Slide 12: PSE&G Direct Install Program
Resources PSE&G Direct Install Program For more information or to apply to the Direct Install program visit: www.pseg.com/directinstall Direct Install Team Contact : directinstall@pseg.com Direct Install phone: (888) 541-3595 12
Slide 13: NJBPU Clean Energy Program
Resources NJBPU Clean Energy Program New Jersey State Incentives NJBPU Clean Energy Program www.njcleanenergy.com ● Commercial ● Industrial ● Residential 13
Slide 14: PSE&G Business Solutions Center
Resources PSE&G Business Solutions Center PSE&G has created a dedicated website and toll-free phone number to address business customers’ energy questions and concerns. www.pseg.com/businessresources 1-855-249-7734 (1-855-BIZ-PSEG) 14
Slide 15: How Energy is Measured: Power versus Energy
The Basics: How Energy is Measured Power versus Energy • Kilowatt (kW) is a measure of power/demand • Kilowatt-hour (kWh) is a measure of energy/load consumption. It is the amount of power used over time… Energy Cost = Energy Consumption in kWh x Cost of kWh A 100 watt light bulb operated 16 hours a
Slide 16: Typical Energy Use
The Basics Typical Energy Use • Lighting and air conditioning account for 75% of electric use at a typical small business • These two items offer the greatest opportunity for energy and dollar savings Heating, refrigeration, office equipment, water heating,… Lighting and air conditioning 16
Slide 17: Lighting
The Basics Lighting • Lighting technology is 120+ years old • LEDs are poised to become the most efficient light source ever created 17
Slide 18: CFL and LED Lighting
The Basics CFL and LED Lighting LED • 60 to 100 lumens per watt • Shock/vibration resistant • No life impact from frequent on/off • Great in cold temperatures • Daylight and occupancy • More than five years “always on” life • 90% less energy use compared to incandescent Compact Fluorescent Lamps • T
Slide 19: Benefits of LED Lighting
The Basics Benefits of LED Lighting Instant-on at full brightness and directional - no wasted light Long life - Last up to five times longer than CFLs More versatile and durable Fully Dimmable- additional energy savings No sensitivity to cold temperatures Available in soft, warm, and bright hues LED
Slide 20: Fluorescent Lightning
The Basics Fluorescent Lightning Replace Existing T12 Fixtures • T8 fluorescent lamps or LEDs • Up to 30% savings! Four-lamp T12 versus T8 Fixtures Lamp Type Fixture Watts Fixture Lumens LPW F40T12 190 10,800 57 F34T12 144 10,600 74 F32T8/LED 113 10,600 94 20
Slide 21: Fluorescent Lighting: Increasing Fixture Efficiency
The Basics Fluorescent Lighting Increasing Fixture Efficiency • Many lighting retrofits re-used 30 year old fluorescent fixtures that are inefficient • Lenses may be discolored or damaged • May still be a very cost effective energy efficiency upgrade 21
Slide 22: Reflectors - Fixture and Lamp Efficiencies
The Basics Reflectors - Fixture and Lamp Efficiencies 22
Slide 23: Fluorescent Fixtures for High Ceiling Applications - Examples
The Basics Fluorescent Fixtures for High Ceiling Applications - Examples Before After 23
Slide 24: Fluorescent Fixtures for High Ceiling Applications
The Basics Fluorescent Fixtures for High Ceiling Applications • T5 Fluorescent fixtures • 42 fc under fixtures • 36 fc between fixtures 24
Slide 25: Outdoor and Area Lighting
The Basics Outdoor and Area Lighting Outdoor and Area Lighting • Lumen maintenance higher for LEDs versus HID lighting • Color rendering and uniformity for LEDs are better than HPS ● Minimum illuminance levels equal to HPS (perceived as better) • Simple payback of 3 to 10 years LED (left) vs. HPS (r
Slide 26: Exit Signs
The Basics Exit Signs Annual cost of ownership for LED exit signs is much less than for fluorescent exit signs Incandescent Fluorescent LED 26
Slide 27: Occupancy Sensors
The Basics Occupancy Sensors Can deliver 30% or more savings, especially for low use areas PIR – Passive Infrared Technology ◦ Senses occupancy by detecting the movement of heat emitted from the human body against the background space. Ultrasonic – ◦ Senses occupancy by bouncing sound waves of
Slide 28: HVAC Equipment
The Basics HVAC Equipment HVAC = Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Roof Top Units Split Systems ◦ Heat and Cool Boilers Rule of thumb, consider replacement or upgrade if equipment is more than 20 years old 28
Slide 29: Thermostat Setback
The Basics Thermostat Setback Save 1.5% per °F per 12 hrs. ▶Lowering thermostat by four degrees for 12 hrs. saves 6% Upgrade older HVAC (10 to 15 years) ▶Rooftop HVAC: 1.5 kW/ton 1.2 kW/ton (20% less!) 29
Slide 30: Wrap Up: Simple Things You Can Do Right Now
Wrap Up Simple Things You Can Do Right Now Replace high use lamps/fixtures with LEDs Turn off appliances at night or when not in use. Lower thermostat settings at times when business is closed Battery chargers continually draw power when plugged in • Unplug when batteries are fully charged or not in
Slide 31: PSE&G Contact
PSE&G Contact Direct Install Team Contact : directinstall@pseg.com Direct Install phone: (888) 541-3595 31
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