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“Biomass in our Schools” EPMA Presentation Presented by: April 10, 2013. For over 25 years, McCormick has provided various facilities related services to Maine public schools and other clients.
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“Biomass in our Schools” EPMA Presentation Presented by: April 10, 2013
For over 25 years, McCormick has provided various facilities related services to Maine public schools and other clients. In recent years, our company has created a strong focus on alternative energy, energy savings, and in particular, biomass. We have become a well-respected leader in the biomass industry, traveling overseas and across North America to learn biomass in action and educate others about biomass.
Our hard work and dedication to be a leader in the industry has lead to an exciting opportunity for our company and our customers. McCormick Partnered with Cate Street Capital
Who is Cate Street? our future. Their focus is on sustainable, environmentally friendly innovations that will provide financial returns to our customers and real change for our planet. They invest time and resources into projects They are a company devoted to breakthrough technologies for the protection of our planet and and new technologies that are designed and proven to make a difference.
What does this mean to our customers? More opportunities and better resources. We’re expanding but this doesn’t affect our mission. McCormick will still be run by the same team it has been for years. Our staff will have new opportunities to train and learn. This knowledge will be passed on to our customers.
2 Business Groups Facilities Group: Facility Condition Assessments Long-term Master Planning O & M review VFA Database Maintenance DOE SFMS annual surveys Construction Management Security Audits Energy Group: Biomass project development Biomass consulting Heating Purchase Agreements Turnkey projects- design/build • Energy Audits Fuel supply • Wood chips • Torrefiedwood pellets
What does the partnership mean? • Cate Street is providing capital to McCormick so we can expand our business • We will be adding personnel, services, and new product offerings • Mechanical engineer, PE, to design biomass • Project manager to oversee field projects • Sales and marketing to increase our presence • Financing for biomass heating • Heating Purchase Agreements
Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA)what is it? A Heating Purchase Agreement is a long term contract in that we provide heat energy to the end user at a cost that is guaranteed to be lower than current fuel sources and heating costs.
Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA)what do we do? • We are the turnkey project provider: • Develop project with the customer • Complete design w/ stamped drawings • Finance the project • Install, operate, and maintain • Handle permitting, insurance, repairs, etc. • Provide the fuel
Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA)what are the benefits? • No up-front capital cost to the customer • Paid for from existing fuel budget • Initial 20% savings over #2 heating oil • Savings increase each year of the term • Savings are guaranteed • We operate the plant
Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA)what are the benefits? • Keep it fueled • Capital renewal costs are in the HPA • Customer gets to focus on other matters • Don’t have to wait for grants!
EPMA Presentation 4/10/2013 Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA) SAVINGS Calculator – 10 year Spreadsheet
EPMA Presentation 4/10/2013 Heating Purchase Agreement (HPA) SAVINGS Calculator – 15 year Spreadsheet
Containerized Boilers • A containerized boiler is a complete boiler house within a shipping container incorporating boilers, pumps, pipe work, fuel stores and electrical connections. • This solution offers many benefits: • ease of installation – 'plug in and go' • effective supplementary or back up heating system which can be switched on or off easily • a portable solution - only a concrete • slab is required and the container • is easily removable • shorter lead times for planning • lower costs of planning • a low cost alternative to expensive • permanent building costs
What are Torrefied Pellets? Unlike commonly recognized “white” pellets, torrefied pellets are black. Through a process called torrefacation, the properties of the wood are changed using microwave technology. This process produces a product that burns cleaner and has the same BTU output as coal or 25% more than white pellets. The pellets are also compatible with existing equipment. (switch to Thermogen power point) www.thermogenind.com
McCormick Facilities Management 4/10/2013 Thank you! We are very excited about the opportunities this new relationship is presenting not only for McCormick, but also you, our customers. Questions?