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1、Presentation Contents,Florida Energy Services Coalition(FESC)Floridas Energy Efficiency Laws and ProgramFloridas Energy Initiative and Energy State Term ContractEnergy Contracting in the U.S.and Florida,FLORIDA ENERGY SERVICES COALITION(FESC),Florida Energy Services Coalition:Who We Are,State chapte
2、r of the National Energy Services CoalitionFlorida chapter established in June 2002Public&private sector co-chairsGoverned by a 13-member charter board,Florida Energy Services Coalition:Who Can Benefit From Joining,Educational institutions(universities,K-12,community colleges)State agenciesLocal gov
3、ernmentsEnergy companiesEngineering firmsFinance companiesEnergy consulting firms,Florida Energy Services Coalition:What We Do,Promote and encourage energy performance contracting.In both public and private sectors in Florida.To reduce energy consumption and save energy and operating dollars,Florida
4、 Energy Services Coalition:How to Reach Us,Visit the ESC Web site:http:/www.escperform.org/And click on Florida for more information!,ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN FLORIDA:STATE LAW AND PROGRAMS,Energy Contracting Legislation:Background,1992-Energy contracting legislation for schools(s.235.215)enacted1997-La
5、w substantially amended during School Special Session;transferred in 2002 to Education Code(see s.1013.23,Florida Statutes),Energy Contracting Legislation:Background(continued),1994-Energy contracting legislation for state agencies and local governments(s.489.145)enacted2001-Law substantially amende
6、d during 2001 Regular Legislative Session,Energy Conservation Measures,A training program or a facility alteration or equipment used in an existing facility or in new construction that reduces energy costs,Energy Conservation Measures(continued),InsulationStorm windows&doorsLightingHeating,ventilati
7、ng and A/CEnergy recovery systemsAutomatic energy control systems,Energy Conservation Measures(continued),Co-generation systemsMeasures which reduce long-term operating costs and BtusRenewable energy systems(solar,biomass,wind)Trash disposalWater or sewer consumption reductions,Key Provisions of the
8、 Laws,Savings:fuel,energy,O new constructionContract term:up to 20 years Must use competitive procurement processRequires annual written savings guaranteeContract must include design and installation,O&M,actual annual savings,financing charges,Key Provisions of the Law(continued),Allows for 3rd part
9、y financingContract must stipulate that the financing does not constitute debt,liability,or obligation or a pledge of faith and credit of agency100%public constructionconstruction bond requiredPayback based on building life-cycle costing calculations,Key Provisions of the Law(continued),Contractor p
10、erforms annual reconciliation of savings Energy contractor liable for shortfallsExcess savings cannot cover shortfalls in future contract years,Floridas Energy Initiative,In August,2001 Governor Jeb Bush announced his goals for energy efficiency for the State:Require a comprehensive review of state
11、facilities by energy experts Reduce energy consumption by state agencies of 5%annuallyPrepare annual report on state agency energy consumption,Floridas Energy Initiative(continued),Establish a State Employee Conservation Awareness Program to reduce energy consumptionCreate a State Energy Office to h
12、elp develop energy policyCreate the Florida Next Generation Energy Partnership to increase use of next generation energy technologies(such as fuel cells)between the State and the industry,Energy State Term Contract,Based on the Governors Initiative,the Department of Management Services issued an Inv
13、itation to Negotiate in the Fall 2001 and a state term contract was executed in the Fall 2002,Energy State Term Contract(continued),Purpose:To establish a state term contract for a comprehensive statewide energy plan for use by all governmental entities,Energy State Term Contract(continued),11 ESCOs
14、 responded;8 were awarded the state term contract in Spring 2002Intent was to assign each of the winning ESCOs one or more state agencies based on energy consumption needsCurrent status:Model documents have been approved;some EPC contracts have been signed,Energy State Term Contract(continued),DMS E
15、nergy Program website:http:/fcn.state.fl.us/dms/dbc/mgt/energymgt/energy.htmlModel documents available,ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING IN THE U.S.AND FLORIDA,Historical Performance of the ESCO Industry,Results from NAESCO Project Database(Market Trends in the U.S.ESCO Industry:Results from the NAESCO
16、 Database Project by Charles A.Goldman,Julie G.Osborn,and Nicole C.Hopper,LBNL;Terry E.Singer,NAESCO)60+participating companies1500 projects76%based on some type of performance contracting arrangement$2.6 billion capital investment for all sectors,Historical Performance of the ESCO Industry(continue
17、d),74%institutional projects27%K-12 schools16%state/local governments14%health/hospital10%universities/colleges7%federal facilities26%commercial,industrial,residential&“other”projects,ESCO Projects by Market Sector,95%of the projects installed lighting or HVAC or bothProject costs typically are in t
18、he range of$600,000 to$2 million although trending to larger$volumes over several phases23%average reduction in electric savings,Project Descriptions,Florida Public Sector Survey,Conducted in 199822 public sector respondents executed 21 energy performance contracting projects during 5-year period(19
19、93-1998),Florida Public Sector Survey(continued),An additional 9 projects in various stages of implementation7 ESCO survey respondents had a total of 79 projects in various stages of implementation in ALL market sectors,Florida Survey:Results,Florida Survey:Market Activity Results,Florida-One Projec
20、ts Impact,A Florida school district implemented a$9 million project in 45 facilities(3.5 million square feet)Projected annual cost savings:$1,570,000Annual reduction in CO2 emissions:17.3 million pounds(equivalent to removing 1,634 cars from U.S.highways each year),EPC Can Reduce Air Emissions,Estim
21、ated savings potential from 1990-2010 for 1400 energy performance contracting projects implemented by a national ESCO:$18 billion on energy bills352 million tons of CO2-equivalent to eliminating emissions from 4 million cars,Energy Performance Contracting Manual,Energy PerformanceContracting Manual,
22、Serves as a“how-to”guide to assist Florida public agencies implementing energy projectsProvides guidelines on procuring,implementing,and managing energy performance contracts in order to reduce energy consumption/costs in public facilitiesFunded through a grant from the U.S.Department of Energy and
23、Florida Energy Office updated 2003,Manual:Contents,Part One:What is Performance ContractingPart Two:The Procurement ProcessPart Three:Evaluation ProcessPart Four:Audit Process&Final Contract DevelopmentPart Five:Project Commissioning,Savings Measurement and Verification,and Project Monitoring,Manual
24、:Case Studies,Brevard Community College:Florida Power&LightCity of Miami Beach:Johnson Controls,Inc.Cape Canaveral Air Force Station:NORESCOArbor Shoreline Office Park:Progress Energy SolutionsBroward County Libraries:Sempra Energy SolutionsJacksonville University:Siemens Building TechnologiesFlorid
25、a Department of Corrections:TECO SolutionsHernando County School District:Tampa Bay TraneCity of Jacksonville:Viron Energy Services(now Chevron),Manual:Appendices,Florida Statutes for performance contractingSample Model RFPInstructions for preparing technical facility profilesEvaluation formsSample
26、letter of invitation for oral interviewsSample investment grade energy audit contractSample model energy services agreement,Want a Copy?,Electronic version available from ESC web site(click on State Chapters,Florida,under“Resources”):www.escperform.orgHardcopies available from Florida Department of
27、Community Affairs850-922-6075,Need Help?Services Available from the State,Assistance in Customizing and Preparing the RFPProvision of ESCO Bid ListInstructions for/Assistance with Preparing Technical Facility ProfilesProvision of Comparative Evaluation MethodologyEvaluation Training ServicesParticipation on Evaluation TeamTechnical Review ServicesReview of Project EconomicsContract Development and Negotiation Assistance,State Services Available,Contact:Michael AshworthFlorida Department of Community Affairs850-922-6075,
