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Commercial Sector Perspective

Commercial Sector Perspective. Energy Management TAG October 11, 2011. Allie Robbins, BPA Commercial Sector arrobbins@bpa.gov (503) 230-5871. Overview. Current status of Commercial EM Commercial programs overview EM TAG ambitions. Energy Management and Commercial.

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Commercial Sector Perspective

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  1. Commercial Sector Perspective Energy Management TAG October 11, 2011 • Allie Robbins, BPA Commercial Sector • arrobbins@bpa.gov • (503) 230-5871

  2. Overview • Current status of Commercial EM • Commercial programs overview • EM TAG ambitions

  3. Energy Management and Commercial • Significant opportunity in 6th Power Plan • Expanding commercial portfolio • Current status: limited Custom projects • Existing building commissioning-like projects

  4. Commercial Programs Overview Deemed Measures Calculated Measures Custom Projects Refrigeration Lighting Calculator New Construction HVAC Additional Refrigeration All Other Retrofits Insulation & Windows Kitchen & Food Service Additional measures

  5. EM TAG Ambitions • Focus on products/technologies • Overcome current hurdles • Claiming savings • Extending measure life beyond 1 year • Reducing implementation costs • Achieve RTF approval

  6. EM Technology Ambitions • Addresses a diverse group of building types • Serves small commercial buildings • Relevant across the NW region

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