Xcel Energy Inc. · NASDAQ:XEL
Xcel Energy — Investor Presentation (April 2010)
5 slides from Xcel Energy's investor presentation, Apr 21, 2010
Slide 1: Cooling Efficiency Vendor Training: Economic Incentives
4/21/2010 Cooling Efficiency Vendor Training Economic Incentives Daniel Dettmers HVAC&R Center/Industrial Refrigeration Consortium U.W. Madison Hosted by: Xcel Energy’s Rebates Xcel Energy’s rebates are provided to encourage installation of high efficiency equipment – Prescriptive P i ti rebates b t
Slide 2: Look for Other Sources of $’s
4/21/2010 Look for Other Sources of $’s • Look for State and Federal grants or other funds – DOE’s DOE’ Offi Office off Energy E Efficiency Effi i and d Renewable R bl Energy (EERE) • DOE Formula Grants and SEP Special Projects http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/projec ts_state.cfm –
Slide 3: Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX); Estimating the Savings
4/21/2010 Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) • CCX operates a cap and trade system for all six greenhouse gases – CO2, CH4, N2O, HFC’s, PFC’s, SF6 – Voluntary – Legally binding – Self regulated – Market based emissions reduction program • Follows the lead of the European Union’s European Climate Exchang
Slide 4: Estimating the Savings; Financial Calculators from EPA
4/21/2010 Estimating the Savings • Life Cycle Cost (Whole Life Cost) – Evaluating the total cost of the equipment over its entire life – Analysis could include: • First cost • Energy/Operating cost • Maintenance cost • Changes in energy rates • Different replacement Unit #1 Unit #2 schedules • & mor
Slide 5: New Tools For Screening
4/21/2010 New Tools For Screening • Xcel Energy has supported the development off simple i l software ft screening i tools t l to t compare different HVAC options • Remember: – GI‐GO, so be careful with your inputs 5