Centerpoint Energy, Inc (holding Co) · NYSE:CNP
Centerpoint Energy, Inc (holding Co) — Investor Presentation (September 2020)
105 slides from Centerpoint Energy, Inc (holding Co)'s investor presentation, Sep 30, 2020
Slide 1: 2020 Seasonal Energy Management Seminar
2020 Seasonal Energy Management Seminar Jen Stokes, Mark Spanton, Paul Albinson, Jessica Miller Key Account Managers September 30th 2020 Proprietary and Confidential Information •
Slide 2: Material Presented On a Courtesy Basis
Material Presented On a Courtesy Basis • This presentation is being provided for informational purposes only and does not purport to be comprehensive. Neither CenterPoint Energy, Inc., together with its subsidiaries and affiliates (the “Company”), nor its employees or representatives, make any repre
Slide 3: Seminar Agenda
Seminar Agenda • Curtailment must-knows • Rebate programs and services overview • How to maintain your steam or hydronic boiler system Proprietary and Confidential Information • 3
Slide 4: Curtailment Must-Knows
Curtailment Must-Knows Proprietary and Confidential Information • 4
Slide 5: Overview of CenterPoint Energy's Customers
Overview of CenterPoint Energy’s Customers Dual Fuel Customers: • 1,325 Customers • Can be curtailed • Can tolerate an interruption and have the ability to discontinue using natural gas and switch to a back-up fuel • Do not pay for firm system capacity for agreeing to be curtailed when necessary Fir
Slide 6: What is a Dual Fuel Customer?
What is a Dual Fuel Customer? • To qualify as a Dual Fuel customer, you must be able to tolerate an interruption- by either switching to a back-up fuel or process interrupt • Dual fuel customers do not pay for firm interstate pipeline system and distribution system capacity for agreeing to be curtai
Slide 7: Why Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail?
Why Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail? • CenterPoint Energy contracts with interstate pipeline providers for a certain amount of pipeline capacity and builds peak shaving systems to serve firm customers only. • Dual fuel customers do not pay for this capacity. • To maintain minimum acceptable distribu
Slide 8: When Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail?
When Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail? • When customer demand exceeds contracted pipeline capacity • Pressure problems on the distribution system • Physical disruption on the distribution system • Supply limitations • Curtailment generally occurs in the winter BUT customers should be prepared to curt
Slide 9: How Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail?
How Does CenterPoint Energy Curtail? When the decision to curtail is made: • The website is updated along with the infoline (612) 321-4998 • CenterPoint Energy representatives call down the list of contacts provided by the customer until someone is reached. If no one is reached in person, a message
Slide 10: Role Temperatures Play in Curtailment
Role Temperatures Play in Curtailment • As the temperature drops, demand for natural gas increases • When customer demand approaches our contracted pipeline capacity we curtail our dual fuel customers in order to continue to supply gas to our firm customers • We can serve firm customer demand above
Slide 11: Small Volume Dual Fuel Curtailment History
Small Volume Dual Fuel (SVDF) Curtailment History Days per month . YEAR NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR TOTAL Temperature % above/below normal 2009/10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2% warmer 2010/11 0 0 0 0 0 0 8% colder 2011/12 0 0 0 0 0 0 25% warmer 2012/13 0 0 0 0 0 0 17% warmer 2013/14 0 1 8 0 2 11 11% colder 2014/15 0 0 2 0
Slide 12: Large Volume Dual Fuel Curtailment History
Large Volume Dual Fuel Curtailment History Days per month . YEAR NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR TOTAL Temperature % above/below normal 2009/10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2% warmer 2010/11 0 2 2 0 0 4 8% colder 2011/12 0 0 0 0 0 0 25% warmer 2012/13 0 0 1 0 0 1 17% warmer 2013/14 0 3 10 0 2 15 11% colder 2014/15 0 0 2 0 0 2 5
Slide 13: 2019-20 Curtailment Learnings
2019-20 Curtailment Learnings • CenterPoint Energy did not call any large-scale curtailments in the winter of 2019-20 due to warmer than normal temperatures. • Although recent winters have been overall mild, we still experience extended cold snaps that require curtailment. • Year-round preparedness
Slide 14: General Curtailment Learnings/Issues
General Curtailment Learnings/Issues Past issues have indicated that customers: • Removed their back-up system and were not able to curtail NOTE: MUST consult with CenterPoint Energy for permission to switch to firm and CenterPoint Energy will determine if it is an option before removing your back-u
Slide 15: Charges For Not Curtailing
Charges For Not Curtailing • Curtailment charges for not curtailing when requested: • $30/Dth plus highest gas cost for first time • $60/Dth plus highest gas cost for all other times • Tariffs stipulate all unauthorized gas use charges be collected from customers. These charges go to pay any penalty
Slide 16: Curtailment Non-Compliance Example
Curtailment Non-Compliance Example Example: A customer who used 6,000 Therms of gas during a curtailment when the gas cost was $55 / Dth (or $5.50 / Therm) First instance: 6,000 X $3.0000 / Therm = $18,000 unauthorized gas charge 6,000 x $ 5.50/ Therm = $33,000 gas cost $51,000 for that day (the cur
Slide 17: Dual Fuel Savings
Dual Fuel Savings Typically save 15-22% of natural gas cost Annual Daily Natural Propane Total Firm Interruptible Interruptible Gas Savings Savings % SV 6.300 46 $29,244 $342 $29.586 $35,820 $6,234 17% A SV 18,000 141 $81,050 $933 $81,983 $101,285 $19,302 19% B LVI 163,000 800 $615,106 $9,752 $624,8
Slide 18: Dual Fuel Class Definition
Dual Fuel Class Definition Dual Fuel Customer Class Volume of Natural Gas Use Small Volume Dual Fuel & Peak day is less than 200 Dth and less Small Volume Firm/ than 12,000 Dth/year Interruptible – A Small Volume Dual Fuel & Peak day is less than 200 Dth and Small Volume Firm Interruptible 12,000 or
Slide 19: Firm/Interruptible Tariff
Firm/Interruptible Tariff • Combined best of both Firm & Interruptible services for small volume & large volume, Sales & Transport • Elect a Base Level of Firm Service before Sept 1 each year – All excess volume is Interruptible – Required to curtail to you Base Level • Dual Fuel Unauthorized Charge
Slide 20: The Curtailment Queue
The Curtailment Queue Days of Curtailment Average Daily Curtailment to Plan for (approx.) Temperature (approx.) 25 days Large Volume Dual Fuel 10 to 0 F Small Volume Dual Fuel “B” 14 days +5 to - 5 F Small Volume Dual Fuel “A” 9 days 0 to -10 F Proprietary and Confidential Information • 20
Slide 21: Have a Curtailment Plan: Back-Up System To Do's
Have a Curtailment Plan Back-Up System To Do’s: 1. Conduct maintenance / operation check 2. Test your system for a 24-hour operation 3. Train the equipment operators 4. Fill your back-up storage tanks 5. Check and maintain good fuel quality 6. Know your back-up fuel use rate • Oil: Jan. peak day the
Slide 22: Dual Fuel Considerations: Fuel Oil Users
Dual Fuel Considerations: Fuel Oil Users Maintenance checklist for fuel oil back-up system: • Increase turnover if possible • Keep tanks full to reduce presence of air • Test fuel tanks twice per year for microbial and water presence • Treat with fuel stabilizer • Remove water • Partner with your ma
Slide 23: Dual Fuel Considerations: Propane Users
Dual Fuel Considerations: Propane Users Maintenance check list for propane back-up system: • Review system for compliance of codes and standards • Review operator training • Review system on an ongoing basis for signs of leakage • Ensure protection of buried pipe and equipment is adequate • Start an
Slide 24: Have a Curtailment Plan: What you need to do
Have a Curtailment Plan What you need to do: • Be off natural gas within one hour of receiving the curtailment notification • Have an internal communications plan established • Determine correct contact person for during and after business hours • Have all established contact persons trained to reac
Slide 25: Reminder
Reminder Remember: You have ONE hour to curtail once the curtailment contact has been reached or a message has been left. Proprietary and Confidential Information • 25
Slide 26: Dual Fuel Requirements
Dual Fuel Requirements Additional Dual Fuel Requirements: • Adequate standby systems with recommended alternate fuel storage for 7 to 10 days • Need 2.5 million Btu/hr connected load • Choose the supplied meter communication option (wireless cell phone technology) or provide an analog phone line for
Slide 27: Dual Fuel Considerations
Dual Fuel Considerations Tangible and intangible costs to consider with Dual Fuel service versus Firm service • The obligations of owning and operating a back-up system • Discounted delivery service and no cost of gas (COG) demand charge • Arranging for and managing the purchase of fuel for the back
Slide 28: Is Your Contact List Current?
Is Your Contact List Current? • Emails were sent to you by your account manager • Email will include an Interruptible Certification Form • Packets mailed in September to those that did not respond to the email requests. Replies are due back to CenterPoint Energy by September 30th • Please BE SURE to
Slide 29: Is Your Contact List Current?
Is Your Contact List Current? 3. Website: CenterPointEnergy.com under business services, select “Minnesota” and then “Commercial & Industrial” OR go to: CenterPointEnergy.com/CurtailmentContacts Proprietary and Confidential Information • 29
Slide 30: Utilize SharePoint to Update Your Contact List
Utilize SharePoint to Update Your Contact List Step 1 Step 2 Proprietary and Confidential Information • 30
Slide 31: Utilize SharePoint to Update Your Contacts
Utilize SharePoint to Update Your Contacts Step 3 Proprietary and Confidential Information • 31
Slide 32: Update Your Contacts!
Update Your Contacts! • For questions about completing the contact list, contact your Key Account Manager OR call 612-321-4330 • This is YOUR responsibility • If you did not receive an email or packet, call your Account Manager or 612-321-4330 • Be sure to reply to CenterPoint Energy even if there a
Slide 33: CenterPoint Energy Contact Information
CenterPoint Energy Contact Information • Gas Leak Emergencies 612-372-5050 800-722-9326 • Curtailment Infoline 612-321-4998 800-234-5800 x14998 • Curtailment Forecast webpage CenterPointEnergy.com/ CurtailmentForecast • All other services, including: Call your Account ⚫ Adding load Manager ⚫ Equipme
Slide 34: Questions?
Questions? Proprietary and Confidential Information • 34
Slide 35: 2020 Rebate Programs & Services Overview
2020 Rebate Programs & Services Overview Proprietary and Confidential Information • 35
Slide 36: The "Why" and "What" of CIP
The “Why” and “What” of CIP • Energy utilities in MN are required to promote and deliver energy efficiency programs for their customers (State legislation) • Regulated by the MN Department of Commerce (DOC), Division of Energy Resources (DER), and the MN Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to ensure:
Slide 37: Programs and Services Overview
Programs and Services Overview 2020 is an extension of the three year triennial plan. New plan will go into effect for 2021 with some new program offerings and continuation of many already existing. • Heating system rebates • Water heating rebates Prescriptive Rebates • Process equipment rebates • F
Slide 38: Prescriptive Rebates
Prescriptive Rebates What is a prescriptive rebate? • A standardized, predetermined list of rebates for CenterPoint Energy customers who add, replace, or retrofit natural gas equipment of pre-qualified, high- efficiency performance. These rebates are set dollar amounts or rates. Prescriptive rebate
Slide 39: Heating System Rebates
Heating System Rebates Replacing a dual fuel boiler with a single fuel? Back-up system removal may not be an option unless firm classification is approved. Proprietary and Confidential Information • 39
Slide 40: Heating System Rebates
Heating System Rebates Proprietary and Confidential Information • 40
Slide 41: Commercial Boiler Tune-Ups
Commercial Boiler Tune-Ups • Boiler tune-ups are eligible for a rebate every other year • Be sure to complete and submit your rebate applications as soon as the tune-up is complete. Proprietary and Confidential Information • 41
Slide 42: Other Heating Systems
Other Heating Systems Proprietary and Confidential Information • 42
Slide 43: Commercial Laundry
Commercial Laundry Proprietary and Confidential Information • 43
Slide 44: Water Heating Rebates
Water Heating Rebates Proprietary and Confidential Information • 44
Slide 45: Process Equipment Rebates
Process Equipment Rebates Proprietary and Confidential Information • 45
Slide 46: Prescriptive Rebate Calculator
Prescriptive Rebate Calculator Estimate your rebate amount when you’re installing new or replacing old equipment using our Commercial Rebate Calculator •Simply select the equipment piece •Enter in required info •Find out the potential rebate amount your customer will receive CenterPointEnergy.com/Re
Slide 47: Multi-Family Building Efficiency
Multi-Family Building Efficiency Two energy companies. One Program. Multi-family buildings of 5 units or more can receive a rebate for all eligible projects completed within 2 years of receiving your energy analysis, and free installation of energy efficient showerheads, faucet aerators and LEDs and
Slide 48: Custom Rebates and Design/Engineering Programs
CUSTOM REBATES AND DESIGN/ENGINEERING PROGRAMS Proprietary and Confidential Information • 48
Slide 49: Custom Rebates
Custom Rebates What is the custom rebate program? The custom rebate program is designed to provide rebate opportunities for natural gas-saving technologies not covered in our Prescriptive rebate offerings. For a project to be approved for a custom rebate: • Contact CenterPoint Energy early on in the
Slide 50: Custom Rebate Examples
Custom Rebate Examples • Energy recovery systems • Air destratification systems • Dust (particle) collector • Waste heat recovery • Paint and powder process equipment • Thermal oxidizers • Various process equipment • And more… CenterPointEnergy.com/Custom Proprietary and Confidential Information • 5
Slide 51: Natural Gas Energy Analysis Program
Natural Gas Energy Analysis Program What is it? A certified energy auditor will visit your facility, inspect your building envelope and installed natural gas equipment, examine how it is operated, and identify opportunities to improve energy efficiency. Type of Analysis Cost Value Basic $50 $500 (fo
Slide 52: Natural Gas Energy Analysis: What's Covered
Natural Gas Energy Analysis What’s covered in the Analysis? • Building Envelope • HVAC • Controls • Kitchen and Laundry Equipment • Water Heaters For full details visit CenterPointEnergy.com/EnergyAnalysis Proprietary and Confidential Information • 52
Slide 53: Natural Gas Energy Analysis Report
Natural Gas Energy Analysis What’s included in the Analysis report? • Customer details • Auditors information • Executive summary – Basic facility info – Equipment usage and equipment details – Key findings and recommendations – Safety related items for immediate attention • Facility benchmarks • Eq
Slide 54: Heating System Steam Trap Audit
Natural Gas Energy Analysis Heating System Steam Trap Audit CenterPoint Energy offers a subsidized steam trap survey to Natural Gas Energy Analysis program participants through the Custom Analysis option. What’s included in this audit? An energy audit professional will visit your facility to: • Cond
Slide 55: Natural Gas Energy Analysis: How to Participate
Natural Gas Energy Analysis Here’s how to participate: • Visit CenterPointEnergy.com/EnergyAnalysis • Call your CenterPoint Energy key account manager our Business Customer Hotline at 612-321-4939 (877-809- 3803) • Email: MN-NaturalGasEnergyAnalysis@CenterPointEnergy.com Proprietary and Confidential
Slide 56: Alternative Steam Trap Audit Program
Alternative Steam Trap Audit Program Modified for 2020 How the Steam Trap Audit Program works: • Now available for heating and process customers • Any trade ally can conduct the audit • Customers may participate every other year • Program pays for the steam trap audit at a rate of $15/tested trap up
Slide 57: Process Steam Trap Audit
Process Steam Trap Audit How the Process Steam Trap Audit Program works: • Customers may participate every other year • Program pays for the steam trap audit at a rate of $15/tested trap up to 100% of the audits cost Audit funding is payable upon receipt of: • Program application • Audit sheet(s) •
Slide 58: Industrial Process Study
Industrial Process Study Program helps identify cost-effective natural gas-saving measures in an industrial facility. The study reviews: • Boiler room, steam distribution, condensate return and end users • Industrial furnaces and heat recovery • Other gas-using processes, such as dryers, thermal oxi
Slide 59: Industrial Process Study
Industrial Process Study How the Industrial Process Study program works: • CenterPoint Energy provides funding to offset a portion of the study costs for a third-party to detail the energy-saving potential of an industrial customer’s main gas-consuming processes. • Funding could be up to 75% of the
Slide 60: Design / Engineering Programs
Design / Engineering Programs • Engineering and Certification Assistance • Engineering Assistance • LEED Certification • ENEGRY STAR® Verification Assistance Program • Energy Design Assistance • Recommissioning • Process Efficiency • Industrial Heating Study Assistance Proprietary and Confidential I
Slide 61: Engineering and Certification Assistance
Design / Engineering Programs Engineering and Certification Assistance This program helps customers cover the cost of identifying, implementing and receiving third-party certification for energy efficiency upgrades. It also provides support for customers seeking ENERGY STAR® certification for their
Slide 62: Energy Design Assistance
Energy Design Assistance A free, comprehensive approach to energy savings that includes: • Energy modeling • Predicted energy use • Strategies for energy savings • Projected energy cost savings for those strategies Proprietary and Confidential Information • 62
Slide 63: Recommissioning
Recommissioning 1. Study Funding • Funding is a function of the customer’s usage and predicted savings potential • Up to 75% of study cost, not to exceed $5,000 2. Implementation Rebates • $5.00/Dth saved • Must have 1 year to 10 year payback Proprietary and Confidential Information • 63
Slide 64: Process Efficiency
Process Efficiency What is the Process Efficiency program? The Process Efficiency program is designed to provide funding for an energy efficiency study to identify, scope, and ultimately lead to the implementation of energy-saving opportunities. The project is delivered in 3 phases: Phase 1 - Identi
Slide 65: Energy Data Portal
Energy Data Portal Proprietary and Confidential Information • 65
Slide 66: Rebate Processing Guidelines
REBATE PROCESSING GUIDELINES Proprietary and Confidential Information • 66
Slide 67: Rebate Processing Steps
Rebate Processing Steps Simple steps to receive a rebate for your customers: 1. Use our online fill-and-print forms to apply for rebates as soon as projects are completed. 2. Email or mail-in rebate form along with required paperwork. Allow 6-8 weeks for rebate processing. Email: MNCommercialRebates
Slide 68: Questions?
Questions? Proprietary and Confidential Information • 68
Slide 69: Maintaining Your Steam or Hydronic Boiler System
Maintaining Your Steam or Hydronic Boiler System Joel V. Carberry, PE V.P. – PBBS Equipment Corp
Slide 70: Little Bit about us
Little Bit about us Since 1955 Family Owned and Operated Specializing in Boilers and Boiler systems. Me? One of the 2nd Generation 35 Years in the business 70
Slide 71: A Little History…
A Little History… • In the beginning it was Steam • They weren’t really boilers, they were machines • Steam powered tractors • Steam Engines • Today, Boiler size is still referenced in Horsepower. 71
Slide 72: A Little History…
A Little History… • Then they took the wheels off • “Stationary Engineer” • Boilers became a central heat source • Still Steam 72
Slide 73: A Little History
A Little History • Hydronics quietly entered the boiler heating world circa 1875. • Gravity Circulation • Hot water rises • Forced (pumped) circulation became feasible after WWII 73
Slide 74: A Little History
A Little History •Why the switch (stm > wtr) •Safety! •Ease of operation •Lower temperature •NO, not efficiency 74
Slide 75: Changes…
Changes… 75
Slide 76: Changes…
Changes… Boilers are more compact Higher efficiency Higher level of control Easier to operate Temperamental 76
Slide 77: Systems
Systems STEAM HYDRONIC • High energy • Lower energy • High Temperature • Lower Temp • Its own prime mover • Higher efficiency • Better control • Water treatment • Traps • Electrical use • Maintenance • More Moving parts 77
Slide 78: Maintenance: Steam systems
Maintenance Steam systems BOILER Steam Traps Condensate Recovery Ancillary Equipment Water Treatment 78
Slide 79: Maintenance: Hydronic systems
Maintenance Hydronic systems BOILER Expansion and Air elimination Circulating Pumps Control Valves Water Treatment 79
Slide 80: Water Treatment - Hydronic
Water Treatment - Hydronic Still needs protection Bacterial in Temperatures from 100 – 150 F 80
Slide 81: Water Treatment - Hydronic
Water Treatment - Hydronic Still needs protection Bacterial in Temperatures from 100 – 150 F Oxygen Corrosion a real threat. 81
Slide 82: Water Treatment - Hydronic
Water Treatment - Hydronic Still needs protection Bacterial in Temperatures from 100 – 150 F Oxygen Corrosion a real threat. Even Glycol degrades with time. 82
Slide 83: Water Treatment - Hydronic
Water Treatment - Hydronic Still needs protection Sediment Iron, bacteria, calcium 83
Slide 84: Maintenance - Hydronic
Maintenance - Hydronic Water Treatment Appropriate Chemical Concentrations Regular Testing 84
Slide 85: Maintenance - Hydronic
Maintenance - Hydronic Water Treatment Appropriate Chemical Concentrations Regular Testing Filtration (Side Stream) 85
Slide 86: Maintenance - Hydronic
Maintenance - Hydronic Sediment moving through the system causes mechanical failure Premature pump wear / imbalance Valve seat damage Valve stem wear Regular inspection of Valves for Leaks / freedom of movement Regular inspection of Pumps for leaks, vibration, and Amp Draw? 86
Slide 87: Water Treatment – Steam Systems
Water Treatment – Steam Systems Calcium Scale Hard Water Boiler TDS 87
Slide 88: Water Treatment – Steam Systems
Water Treatment – Steam Systems Calcium Scale Hard Water Boiler TDS Oxygen Attack Condensate Line Corrosion 88
Slide 89: Maintenance – Steam System
Maintenance – Steam System Steam Traps 1 Steam Trap on 10 psig System $100 per year Regular Testing Collect the Condensate Same Trap working, Same cost. Regular Testing Condensate Return Tank/Pump 89
Slide 90: Maintenance – Steam System
Maintenance – Steam System Water Treatment Appropriate Chemical Concentrations Regular Testing Regular Blowdown Ancillary Equipment Boiler Feed Tank / Pumps Water Softener 90
Slide 91: The Boiler
The Boiler Water Side Fire Side Burner 91
Slide 92: The Goal
The Goal Highest Efficiency Reliability 92
Slide 93: Water Side
Water Side Calcium Scale/Sediment Water Treatment Regular Blowdown (steam) Annual Inspection Open and Inspect Flush and Clean 3 to 5 years?? 93
Slide 94: Fire Side
Fire Side Combustion Byproducts Dirt, Dust. Temperamental Regular Tune ups More than once per year Annual Inspection Open and Inspect Flush and Clean 3 to 5 years?? 94
Slide 95: Today
Today Daily Maintenance and Inspection Schedule Monthly Maintenance and Inspection Schedule Daily maintenance and inspection must include the following: 1. Observe operating temperature and general conditions. 2. Make sure that the flow of combustion and ventilating air to the boiler is not obstruct
Slide 96: Today
Today 4 pages of maintenance 15 Pages of troubleshooting
Slide 97: Burners
Burners • Need to be inspected • Air filtration critical • Combustion Checks…
Slide 98: Burners
Burners • Need to be inspected • Air filtration critical • Combustion Checks… • Flame sensors and ignitors
Slide 99: Daily Checks
Daily Checks STEAM BOILER WATER BOILER • Check Water Level • Record Supply and Return Temp • Blowdown LWCO • Record Supply and Return Press. • Blowdown Boiler • Record Stack Temp / Firing Rate • Record Feedwater Temp/Press • Record Fuel Pressure • Record Stack Temp / Firing Rate • Visually Check Fla
Slide 100: Weekly Checks
Weekly Checks STEAM BOILER WATER BOILER • Check LWCO Operation • Check Air Intakes and filters • Check Air Intakes and filters • Check Operating Controls • Check Operating Controls • Record Flame Signal • Record Flame Signal
Slide 101: Monthly Checks
Monthly Checks STEAM BOILER WATER BOILER • Inspect Burner • Inspect Burner • Inspect for Flue Gas Leaks • Inspect for Flue Gas Leaks • Check Fuel Pressure Switches • Check Fuel Pressure Switches • Combustion Analysis • Combustion Analysis
Slide 102: Annual Checks
Annual Checks STEAM BOILER WATER BOILER • Inspect Burner • Inspect Burner • Inspect/Clean Fireside • Inspect/Clean Fireside • Inspect*/Clean Waterside • Inspect*/Clean Waterside • Inspect/replace ignition • Inspect/replace ignition • Combustion Analysis • Combustion Analysis • Check Gas Valve Tightn
Slide 103: Write it Down
Write it Down Steam Water Steam Boiler Log Building. Hot Water Boiler Log Building Page Address Page 2 Address [operat loser ‘er ‘Bal Wotr Leer (ater stam Pressure saa temp [ssee Siam Pressure [oie Water Feed ir Tepe [met war aed Wats Praess ‘Sandor ar Coa ‘Sonsoar Bae sor Mss Ons eae Nn Gas Press P
Slide 104: Sum it up…
Sum it up… • If you want a reliable boiler system, maintenance is Key. • Monitor and record your boiler readings daily. • Take water samples and analyze on a regular basis • Check the Water Level or Flow safeties on a regular basis • Annually check Burner and fireside condition • CLEAN AS NECESSARY
Slide 105: Locations
Locations Milwaukee Area Madison Area Twin Cities Area N59W16500 Greenway Circle 380 Progress Drive 3329 Mike Collins Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 Cottage Grove, WI 53527 Drive t: 800-236-9620 t: 800-236-6604 Eagan, MN 55121 p: 262-252-7575 p: 608-839-8489 t: 800-236-9742 p: 651-686-7227 Stevens Point
CenterPoint Energy — Investor Presentation (September 2020) on 6ix