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Texas Energy Partnership 2nd Annual Meeting Data Collection SB5 Reporting

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Texas Energy Partnership 2nd Annual Meeting Data Collection SB5 Reporting

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    1. Texas Energy Partnership 2nd Annual Meeting Data Collection & SB5 Reporting Tom Fitzpatrick Energy Systems Laboratory Texas Engineering Experiment Station Texas A&M University System September 8, 2004

    2. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Introduction Overview of ESL Provide primer on Community Emissions Calculator (CEC) (formerly dcPols) Outline of ESL planned activities for FYO5 - Expansion of capabilities of CEC (calculator) - Technical assistance to COGs on community-based voluntary EE/RE projects Invitation: Emissions Reduction & Energy Leadership Summit in San Antonio Dec. 14 – 17 http://www.sanantonioenergyleadership.org/

    3. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Energy Systems Laboratory Division within Texas Engineering Experiment Station (State Agency), TAMU-System Unique organization within State Universities that: Develops technology Provides technical assistance to local Govt. & others Develops emissions reduction calculations Implements Continuous Commissioning® SB 5 Responsibilities (Chapter 388, HSC) Energy code support & certification training Determination if local energy code amendments are equal, less or greater than state standards Energy savings from code and above code implementation Energy-related emissions calculations for codes, energy efficiency & renewable energy

    4. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 How do I report my SB 5 Energy Efficiency projects? Start at SECO Partnership Site

    5. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 “Create or Update” your report TEP Data Entry Form

    6. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 To look at information previously reported to SECO “Read or Print” TEP Form

    7. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 SIP credit criteria To be “credited” in a SIP, data must be provided to show that the emission reductions resulting from projects are: Quantifiable Permanent Surplus Enforceable More detail is needed for energy efficiency or renewable energy projects to be considered for SIP credit

    8. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 “Go To Detailed Reporting…” (for SIP credit)

    9. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 On Line Help is Available

    10. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Enter Your Contact Information

    11. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Enter Your Address (County selection currently drives City pick list)

    12. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Confirm Your Contact Info

    13. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Enter Project Information

    14. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Project Data

    15. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Document Enforceability

    16. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Choose Short or Long Form Long Form maximizes potential for SIP credit; requires more detailed data. Short Form allows potential for SIP credit discounted for lower certainty, lack of temporal data.

    17. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Short Form (annual summary data available)

    18. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Building Retrofit Details

    19. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Long Form (monthly utility data available)

    20. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 “Finish” returns you to SECO site…

    21. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 …Emails Copy of Data Provided

    22. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Report attached to Email

    23. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 What’s Ahead? Next steps for data collection on SB 5 reporting: Seamless choice of forms Integration with emission reduction report Data validation & account access Project Types to be integrated Building retrofits Solar thermal, PV and wind Fuel cells Water/Waste water plant Traffic and street lighting Emissions Reduction & Energy Leadership Summit in San Antonio Dec. 14 – 17, 2004

    24. Energy Systems Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, 9/04 Thanks. Tom Fitzpatrick (512) 475-6982 ESL web site http://eslsb5.tamu.edu Reach the Community Data Collection forms from either: http://www.seco.cpa.state.tx.us (SECO home) http://www.texasenergypartnership.org/

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