Federal, State and Local Stimulus Dollars- Promoting Energy Efficiency Today and Tomorrow: Malcolm Woolf, Maryland Energy Administration
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Presentation from the Alliance to Save Energy's 2010 Great Energy Efficiency Day, which took place on March 10, 2010 in the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC.
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Federal, State and Local Stimulus Dollars- Promoting Energy Efficiency Today and Tomorrow: Malcolm Woolf, Maryland Energy Administration
- 1. Great Energy Efficiency Day - Federal, State and Local Stimulus Dollars Promoting Energy Efficiency: Today and Tomorrow Malcolm Woolf, Director Maryland Energy Administration March 2010
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- Welcome! I’m Malcolm Woolf, director of the Maryland Energy Administration.
- Chart shows that Electricity is expensive in Maryland. – Not as high as Delaware; slightly higher than DC, - Way above regional average or Virginia All know about BGE 50% increase in July 2007. - Statewide problem. -- PEPCo – slightly higher Natural Gas – Driving market prices - 50% of Maryland is on gas heat.
- Demand Outpacing Supply – MD’s electricity consumption increased 12.5% over last decade, while generation increased by only 5.5%. (2006 EIA data) Significant Imports - 23% of electricity imported from other states.
- Climate – - 3 rd most exposed to sea level rise (behind FL and LA), - More coastline than California. - Bay’s temperature increased 2 degrees since 1960, threatening habitat and $250 billion coastal economy Environmental – - Most of Maryland’s population lives in areas that fail to meet EPA’s health based air quality standards. - Reducing NOx, SOx, and Particulate Matter directly reduces asthma, heart attacks and other adverse health impacts.
- Note: Estimated electricity savings and greenhouse gas emission reductions are based on 20 year lifespan of programs.