Climate Friendly Parks Workshop

1. Estimates Generated by CESS: Yes Related FMSS Work Order Numbers: 693241 Estimated By: Randy Farley Date of Estimate: 10/09/2005 Estimate in 2006 dollars Class of Estimate: C Deferred Maintenance Percent Values Capital Improvement Percent Values Component Cost Estimates Eligible Funding Categories and Funding Priorities Climate Friendly Parks Workshop Energy Conservation Steve Butterworth 206-220-4277

2. E.O. 13423 {brand new}

3. MAJOR CONCEPTS • Whatever happens uses power, fuel, or water • Whatever is planned, uses power, fuel, or water • Be careful, power, fuel, or water may be consumed without a park employee!

4. More BTUs are used in vehicles than in facilities

5. Emission control successes: stationary sources Off-grid sites Diesel Solar SOLAR Yosemite – Wolf Creek/Crane Flat Mt. Rainier – Sunrise Lassen – Drakesbad Alcatraz Pinnacles Joshua Tree – Cottonwood Mt. Rainier – White River Mojave – Hole-in-the-wall Pinnacles Joshua Tree – Cottonwood Mt. Rainier – White River Mojave – Hole-in-the-wall

6. A TRUE STORY • The following events involved • A real NPS unit (Point Reyes NS) • A real maintenance staff • A real contracting officer • A real contractor • A real utility • An Interagency Agreement • A GSA Areawide Utility Agreement

7. Add PV to your Visitor Center Grid-tied, designed for power and double financial benefits

8. Add PV to a Science Center Grid-tied, designed for power and financial benefits

9. Add PV to an Office Building Grid-tied, designed for power and financial benefits

10. Add PV to an Education Center Grid-tied, and designed for power and financial benefits

11. Magic • Appropriated Funds = $100,000 • Actual Cost (all 4) = $140,000 • Rebate for PV = $70,000 • Final Cost to Park = $70,000 • Leaving $30,000 to fund another PV project! Magic makes #5! This Is a True Story

12. Making Magic Happen – Part Two : Renewable Energy Credits

13. YOU HAVE THE POWER