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Laboratory Equipment Rebates, The First Years Allen Doyle, MS Chemical Oceanography, CEM

Laboratory Equipment Rebates, The First Years Allen Doyle, MS Chemical Oceanography, CEM Sustainability Manager, UC Davis California Higher Education Sustainability Conference June 18, 2014. Laboratory Equipment Rebates. Rebate Goal: Environmentally Preferred Procurement (EPP)

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Laboratory Equipment Rebates, The First Years Allen Doyle, MS Chemical Oceanography, CEM

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  1. Laboratory Equipment Rebates, The First Years Allen Doyle, MS Chemical Oceanography, CEM Sustainability Manager, UC Davis California Higher Education Sustainability Conference June 18, 2014

  2. Laboratory Equipment Rebates Rebate Goal: Environmentally Preferred Procurement (EPP) Supplement to strategic contracts with sustainability criteria Focuses only on payback—e.g. energy Shift buyers Shift the market

  3. Laboratory Equipment Rebates Types of Rebates • Replacement vs. old equipment • Baseline measurement important; identify “zombies • New Equipment vs. competitors • Baseline defined by published or measured averages • Sharing??? Not buying • Baseline determined by trust and personal relationship

  4. Laboratory Equipment Rebates Sources • Regional Utility Company • Needs a serial # of replacement or data trail • Campus Utility/Facilities Department • Determined by campus policy • Deans • Occurs when Schools billed for utilities

  5. Energy Data from Manufacturers

  6. Rebates vs. Level Benchmark: $ $ $ $ $$ $$ $ W/CFB = 40

  7. Rebates vs. Declining Benchmark: $ $ $ $ $$ $$ $

  8. Penalty vs. ceiling benchmark? $ $ $ $ $$ $$ $

  9. Idealized Calculations Energy Savings: $S = (W/CFB-W/CFF) * CF * Y * $/kWh * h/Y Rebate: $R = % * $S W/CFB Watts/CF Benchmark CF Cubic Feet volume W/CFF Watts/CF New Freezer Y Years Projected Savings $/kWh Electricity cost % Rebate portion Savings

  10. Survey Questions • Equipment Type • Criteria • Energy Measurement Required? • Rebate Amounts; Total Budget • Duration & number • Fund Source & Admin

  11. Survey “Method” • 100+ :”Green Labs Planning” members polled nationwide

  12. Refrigerator and Freezer Rebates

  13. Ultra Low Freezer Rebates

  14. UL Freezers: Other Savings Annual Costs in Higher Education and Private Sector

  15. UL Freezers: Other Costs Annual Costs in Higher Education and Private Sector

  16. Life Cycle Cost per FT3 All

  17. Other Rebates CU-Boulder

  18. Laboratory Equipment Rebates 2.0?

  19. Thank You Allen Doyle, MS Chemical Oceanography Sustainability Manager, UC Davis apdoyle@ucdavis.edu California Higher Education Sustainability Conference June 23, 2013

  20. Rebates vs. benchmarks: 2010 ULF Manufacturer’s data

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