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DTE Energys 2013 Energy Efficiency Program for Business Wastewater Treatment Opportunities 1 2013 Energy Efficiency Program for Business In this presentation Program Overview Customers & Contractors About Designated Trade
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2013 Energy Efficiency Program for Business
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Program Overview
*Residential and Multi-Family customers do not qualify for this Program
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Program Overview
―Energy Optimization Surcharge‖ that is added to all rate payers’ bills each year to achieve these goals:
incentives that:
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Program Overview
100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Gas Energy Savings Targets
50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Electric Energy Savings Targets
MWh McF
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Michigan businesses.
Program Overview
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How our program works
Prescriptive
cost.
and are NOT eligible for a Prescriptive Incentive may qualify as a Custom Measure.
and are paid per unit energy saved (ex: $0.08/kWh and/or $4/Mcf).
change of use projects.
Custom New Construction Major Renovation
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Program Overview 2012 Participation by Technology: Prescriptive Electric
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Program Overview 2012 Participation by Technology: Custom Electric
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Program Overview 2012 Participation by Technology: Prescriptive Natural Gas
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Program Overview 2012 Participation by Technology: Custom Natural Gas
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About our Customers
*There is no guarantee of lower bills; results may vary by business and project
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Designated Trade Allies
suppliers, designers and consultants.
searchable on DTE Energy’s website database.
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Designated Trade Allies
at left: Find a Contractor
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Designated Trade Allies
Designated Trade Ally Directory link
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Designated Trade Allies
Business Name
Location and Technology
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Program Overview
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Energy.
improvement in energy efficiency of a system or building.
specifications spelled out in the Catalog.
eligible rate schedule.
Residential or Multifamily customer.
About Incentives
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control modifications that do NOT involve capital costs.
About Incentives
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How our program works
(Project must start within 30 days and be completed within 90 days of approval or end of Program year, whichever comes first.)
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How our program works
(Project must start within 30 days and be completed within 90 days of approval or end of Program year, whichever comes first.)
Final Application to Check: 4-6 weeks Letter to Final Application: 90 days or less Reservation Application to Letter: 4-6 weeks
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How our program works
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How our program works
rebates:
Prescriptive
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How our program works: Project examples
Prescriptive
$102,216 $23,434 $78,782 130,750 2 years
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How our program works: Project examples
Prescriptive
$59,780 $25,000 $34,780 8,670 1.1 years
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How our Program works
any specific prescriptive program.
are calculated on a case-by-case basis.
prescriptive measures.
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How our program works: Project examples
$497,959 $130,000 $367,959 1,627,000 2.8 years
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How our program works: Project examples
$87,245 $15,000 $72,245 3,766 2.2% 3.8 years
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How our Program works
New Construction Major Renovation
systems.
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Wastewater Opportunities
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Wastewater Opportunities
lower their monthly utility costs by implementing a wide range of energy efficiency measures.
meet the diverse requirements of your operations can be challenging.
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Example:
Before After kWh savings Incentive
(1) 700 HP Dresser Centrifugal Compressor Blower (8760 hours/year) (1)400 HP Tuplex Single-Stage Centrifugal Blower (8760 hours/year) 2,207,520 $150,000
(2010 project cap)
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Example:
Before After kWh savings Incentive
(60) Constant Speed Pumps @ 20HP each (60) Variable Frequency Drives 201,793 $3,600
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Example:
Before After kWh savings Incentive
(1,300) T-12 Fluorescent Lights w/o controls (1,300) T8 Fluorescent Lights w/Occupancy Sensors 215,296 $16,200
(2010 incentive levels)
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Energy Savings:
Pump Station
Post Screening Post-Primary Settling Post Clarification
Before Optimization (kW/million gal.) Energy Use Reduction (kW/MG) % Reduction After Optimization (kW/million gal.)
59.58 84.51 126.51 46.25 64.62 104.88
22% 23.5% 17.1%
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Energy Savings:
BNR
Before Optimization Net Annual Savings Post-Optimization % Reduction After Optimization
3.1 X 1011 Btu 6.2 X 106 kWh 38% 22.%
Annual Energy Consumption Energy Savings
1.9 X 1011 Btu 1.4 X 106 kWh 1.2 X 1011 Btu 4.8 X 106 kWh
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Wastewater Opportunities Wastewater Energy Savings:
Before Optimization Net Annual Savings Post-Optimization % Reduction After Optimization
2,496,600 kWh 64%
Annual Energy Consumption Energy Savings
893,570 kWh 1,603,030 kWh
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2013 Energy Efficiency Program for Business
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2013 Program Changes & Enhancements
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Michigan-Made Incentive Bonus
that is Michigan-Made
packaging) *Bonus is calculated automatically on the interactive Application
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Multi-Measure Incentive Bonus
incentives when no single incentive is more than 75%
*Bonus is calculated automatically on the interactive Application
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2013 Energy Efficiency Program for Business
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2013 Program Catalog & Application To get an electronic Catalog and Application
1) visit: dteenergy.com/savenow 2) Then select the “Participate now” link (red circle).
*Requires Acrobat Reader
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2013 Program Catalog & Application To get an electronic Catalog and Application
1) visit: dteenergy.com/savenow 2) Then select the “Participate now” link (red circle) 3) Click to on the icon to download the electronic Program Catalog or interactive PDF Application.
*Requires Acrobat Reader
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
every Prescriptive incentive measure.
how to submit a Custom project.
your projects.
saveenergy@dteenergy.com
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
and
NOTE: Funds must be reserved for all custom projects and lighting projects that involve de- lamping. We encourage you to reserve funds for all prescriptive projects.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
1. About our Application 2. The Checklist 3. Customer/project information 4. Contractor information and Third-party payments 5. Prescriptive measures 6. Custom measures 7. Final Application 8. Invoices and spec sheets 9. Submitting your Application
We have a separate Application for New Construction and Major Renovation projects
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2013 Program Catalog & Application Complete the following items on your Application for your customer to receive incentive funds:
Worksheets
invoices and product specifications We have highlighted the necessary fields in the following pages to assist you in identifying required information.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
Complete the LEFT SIDE to reserve funds before starting your project; complete the RIGHT SIDE to request payment once your project is completed.
Use our Checklist to ensure you complete all relevant portions of both the Reservation* and Final Application.
*A Reservation Application is required for some projects and encouraged for all projects.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
Use this sheet to enter all detailed Customer, Contact and General Project information.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
Fill out your customer information completely.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
Use this sheet to enter contractor information and
payment authorization.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
If no contractor was involved, enter ―self-installed.‖ Fill out the contractor information completely.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
Complete this section upon submission of Final Application ONL ONLY if payment is to go to someone
customer.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
We have worksheets for every type of prescriptive measure offered in the program. Simply complete all relevant areas.
In the interactive PDF, the incentives will be calculated for you. If you print out the Application, you will have to manually enter and calculate your incentives.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
For your custom projects, use these sheets to describe your work in detail. Be as complete as possible when calculating your measures and estimated savings.
The interactive PDF file will automatically calculate your anticipated incentives. In the print version, you must enter these calculations manually.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
The interactive PDF file will automatically populate the Aggregate Measure Costs and calculate the Simple Payback Period for electric and gas, based on the new Program requirements. It will then automatically calculate your Total Measure Costs and determine your eligible Incentives, based on Program Caps. In the print version, you must perform all calculations and enter them manually.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
This Final Application Agreement must be signed and submitted upon completion of your project.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
In the interactive PDF version, this area will populate automatically from each section of the Application – and total all incentives. In the print version, you will have to enter this information manually.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
The Final Application Agreement must be signed by the customer (DTE account holder) – not the contractor. In the interactive PDF version, the customer can sign electronically.
NOTE: If you don’t already have an electronic signature, the file will prompt you to create one
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2013 Program Catalog & Application Submitting your Reservation Application and/or your Final Application using the interactive PDF version
Automatically:
and
At that point, you also can attach any other documents to the email.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
This is an example of an easy-to-read, itemized invoice with recognizable part numbers
About Invoices and Spec Sheets:
We must have complete, itemized invoices for all equipment installed as part of your project.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
equipment on the same invoice…
You must provide a summary that explains the distribution of the equipment within your Application.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application We can provide this form for your invoice summary.
On this form, list and differentiate all equipment included on your invoice(s), so we can accurately evaluate your incentive request.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
NOTE: Send only relevant sheets, not a complete catalog
Include manufacturer Spec Sheets – including warranties – for all installed equipment and highlight the equipment you installed.
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2013 Program Catalog & Application
1. Estimated or Actual Completion Date: Page 2, 5 2. DTE Energy Account Number: Page 3 3. Product Specification Sheets 4. Incentive Worksheets 5. Total Project Cost: Page 5 6. Correct tax ID and status*: Page 3
More than 25% of all Applications are missing required information… …and these are the most common omissions:
*If you are applying for incentives for the first time, a copy of your W9 will ensure payment is made quickly and accurately
Remember:
Submitting a complete and accurate Application speeds up the processing time – which means we can send out your incentive check faster!
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