1. Energy and Climate Legislationand Your Business:Compliance and Opportunities

3. aka “Title 24” Increasing stringency: 2011/2014/ … Residential: Net Zero 2020 Non-Res: Net Zero 2030

5. Effective January 1, 2011 Mandatory Measures Energy Efficiency: See CEC, Title 24, Part 6 Voluntary Measures Tier 1 and Tier 2

7. Residential Non-Residential

8. LEED Systems

9. LEED v3 2009 - EBOM Prerequisites: WE-p1: Min. Indoor Plumbing Fixture , Fitting Efficiency EA-p1: Energy Efficiency Best Management Practices EA-p2: Min. Energy Perform: ENERGY STAR Rating: 69 EA-p3: Refrigerant Management MR-p1: Sustainable Purchasing Policy MR-p2: Solid Waste Management Policy EQ-p1: Minimum IAQ Performance EQ-p2: Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control EQ-p3: Green Cleaning Policy

10. LEED v3 2009 - EBOM

11. Assembly Bill 1103 – What is it? Requires Energy Use Benchmarking and Disclosure for Nonresidential Buildings: Allows prospective buyers and tenants to compare building performance with similar buildings Motivates owners to improve building’s energy profile Compared with competition Impact on building valuation A benchmarking system, drawing on Energy Star Portfolio Manager California Building Energy Performance Rating

13. Lender

15. AB1103 – Impact on Building Valuation Example: Reduce Annual Energy Cost = Increase Annual Cash Flow:$50,000 Divide by Cap Rate: ÷ .08 Increase in Building Valuation $625,000

16. AB1103: Disclosure Form www.energy.ca.gov/ab1103/documents/index.html

17. AB1103 – Disclosure Form Example:

18. AB1103 – Disclosure Form Example:

19. AB1103 – Disclosure Form Example:

21. Maintenance

22. Retro-commissioning

23. No-Cost and Low-Cost Measures

24. Plan: mid & long term capital improvements

26. Simple Payback

27. % Return On Investment (ROI)

28. Cash Flow

29. savings > cost of financing measures

30. Life Cycle Cost (compare complex systems)

32. What’s Next in Green?

33. What’s Next in Green? Industrial revolution: 180 ybp Homo sapiens sapiens: 50,000 ybp Life on earth: 3,850,000,000 ybp Biomimicry NATURE: Model Mentor Measure SUCCESSFUL: Products Buildings Businesses Society

34. Questions? Beth Brummitt 619-531-1126 www.brummitt.com

35. Financial Aid: examples Rebate Programs: Express Efficiency Small Business Super Saver (small account) Performance Programs: Standard Performance Contract Energy Savings Bid Demand Response – dispatchable loads Audits and Incentives Variety of DR Rates

36. Financial Aid: examples 3rd Party Programs, eg: Rcx: Retro-commissioning Online Business Assessment Program Premium Efficiency Cooling New Construction Savings By Design Emerging Technology: Request support to help implement new technologies

37. Financial Aid Federal Commercial Building Tax Deduction Ranges from $0.30 to $1.80 / sf, depending on energy efficiency Lighting can be done separately Eg: 35% MTB: actual benefit is about $0.10 to $0.60 / sf Requires: Complicated energy modeling for max incentives Field Check Equipment placed in service: 1/1/2006 and 12/31/2013 http://www.dsireusa.org/ www.energytaxincentives.org