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Turn off Lights Not in Use Motion Sensors

Turn off Lights Not in Use Motion Sensors. 10. simple ways to go green. Motion Sensor Lighting. 2. Energy Efficient Light Bulb Fluorescent Lights Incandescent light bulbs consume a lot of energy and are costly

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Turn off Lights Not in Use Motion Sensors

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  1. Turn off Lights Not in Use • Motion Sensors 10 simple ways to go green Motion Sensor Lighting

  2. 2. Energy Efficient Light Bulb • Fluorescent Lights • Incandescent light bulbs consume a lot of energy and are costly • If you have at least four, 100-watt incandescent bulbs that burn four or more hours a day in your home, the Alliance To Save Energy recommends replacing them with 23-watt fluorescent bulbs. • Compact fluorescent bulbs use only a quarter of the energy of typical light bulbs, last 10 times longer and lower utility bills. • Replacing just four incandescent bulbs with fluorescent light bulbs will save about 454 kilowatt hours of electricity, a savings of $82 over three years. 10 simple ways to go green

  3. 3. Use Daylight • Efficient Usage of Daylight 10 simple ways to go green

  4. 4. Insulation • Insulate to sustain temperature more efficiently • Heating and cooling account for 50 to 70% of the energy used in the average American home. • Inadequate insulation and air leakage are leading causes of energy waste in most homes. Insulation: • a. Saves money and our nation's limited energy resources • b. Makes your house more comfortable by helping to maintain a uniform temperature throughout the house • c. Makes walls, ceilings, and floors warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. 10 simple ways to go green Go Energy Star House Insulation

  5. 5. Seal the Gaps • Windows • Close them when using air conditioning / heater • Seal the gaps with sealant • Doors • Close them when using air conditioning / heater • Seal the gaps with sealant 10 simple ways to go green Go Energy Star

  6. 6. Energy Efficient Equipment • Energy Star certified equipment • For more information regarding Energy Star certified equipment: 10 simple ways to go green Go Energy Star Energy Star Certificate

  7. 7.  Equipment Management Systems • Communication Management Systems • Equipment Management Systems 10 simple ways to go green More Information Equipment Management Systems

  8. 8. Reduce Heat Loss • Seal the gaps to contain heat inside the water tank 10 simple ways to go green Heat Loss of a House

  9. 9. Renewable Energy • Solar Energy 10 simple ways to go green Rooftop Solar Energy Equipment

  10. 10. Energy Audit • Assess the current energy usage to improve efficiency and reduce cost 10 simple ways to go green Energy Audit Performing Insulation Test

  11. Why? • It saves money. It costs less power a business that has been converted to a more energy efficient • Increase indoor comfort levels • Reduces impact on climate changes & carbon footprint • Reduces pollution • Federal, state, utility, and local jurisdictions’ financial incentives • Better corporate image • Increase competitiveness Energy Saving Calculator

  12. Incentives • Food Service Equipment • $125/Commercial Gas Griddle Unit • Up to $500/Gas Fryer • Ovens • Refrigerators and Freezers • Steamers • Heating & Cooling • Boilers • Controls & Thermostats • Equipment/Pipe Insulation • HVAC Systems, Cash Rebates

  13. Incentives • Appliances • Water Heaters • Manufacturing & Processing • Boilers • Process Equipment • Steam Traps • Renewable Energy • Fuel Cells • Solar Energy More Information

  14. Incentives • Water Efficiency • Controls & Sensors • Irrigation Systems/Controls • Toilets & Urinals • Water-Pressurized Broom • Whole Building & Systems • Energy Management Systems • New Construction • Services • Direct Installation • Education More Information

  15. California Rebate Program • Many Eligible Technologies & Equipment • Ex. Lighting, Lighting Controls, Central Air Conditioners, Energy Management Systems, Commercial Cooking Equipment • Applies to Commercial, Industrial, Nonprofit Schools, Agriculture, Institutional • Incentives: • Ex. Energy Efficiency Partnership Savings: $.11 per kWH that the new project saves compared to existing kWH • Additional $100 for each peak kW reduced • Ice Machines: $300 • More Information at Pasadena Water and Power Rebates More Information

  16. California Rebate Program • Eligible Technologies: • Photovoltaics • Applies to Commercial, Residential, Nonprofit, Local Government, State Government Institutional • Incentives: • Systems up to 30kW given option of receiving expected performance based buydown (EPBB) or performance based Incentives. Systems larger than 30kW are eligible for PBI • EPBB: Commercial $1.40/watt AC • PBI: Commercial $.212/kWh More Information

  17. Saving Record

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