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Energy Information & Resources Overview February 16, 2017 Oregon Department of Energy Kaci Radcliffe Energy Basics Energy is the ability to do work Kinetic: thermal, mechanical, electrical, magnetic, light Potential: chemical,


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Energy Information & Resources Overview

February 16, 2017 Oregon Department of Energy Kaci Radcliffe

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Energy Basics

Energy is the ability to do work

  • Kinetic: thermal, mechanical, electrical, magnetic, light
  • Potential: chemical, elastic, nuclear, gravitational
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  • Renewable: Solar, geothermal, hydropower, wind,

biomass

  • Nonrenewable: Coal, petroleum, natural gas, propane,

uranium

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https://energy.gov/eere/education/energy-literacy-essential-principles-and- fundamental-concepts-energy-education

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Energy In Oregon

http://www.oregon.gov/energy/energy-

  • regon/Pages/Electricity-Mix-in-Oregon.aspx
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Transportation Residential Industrial Commercial

Energy Use by Sector

http://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=OR

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How To Save Energy

  • Energy Conservation:

Using less energy or saving energy

  • Energy Efficiency:

Using technology and equipment that performs the same function, but consumes less energy *Energy Generation

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School Activities & Ideas

  • Complete an Energy Audit
  • Energy Patrols/Watt Watchers
  • Energy Saving Outreach

– Read over announcements – Send home packets – Green Star Awards – Energy presentations

  • Education about HVAC,

lighting, plug loads – Make sure vents and sensors not blocked – Make sure windows aren’t open when system is running – Make sure appliances are off and unplugged

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Building a School Energy Team

  • Teachers, Green Teams, Administrative, Building

staff, and Custodians

  • Energy Policy and Plan
  • Get Started!

– Create signage and education campaigns – Find areas when unneeded lights and appliances can be turned off – Upgrade to ENERGY STAR appliances – School shut downs over holidays and breaks – Check thermostat settings (68⁰ heating, 78⁰ cooling) – Kitchen equipment and

  • peration
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Energy Audit 101

Bills & Benchmarking Lighting Appliances Plug Loads Heating & Cooling Weatherization Education

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Oregon Department of Energy

  • Statewide and fuel-blind
  • Vendor and product neutral
  • SB 1149 Schools Program

Energy audits and studies Resource Conservation Management (RCM) Energy education and outreach Technical and engineering expertise Project planning and feasibility review Construction and measurement support

Energy Organizations

http://www.oregon.gov/energy/energy-oregon/Pages/Schools-Program.aspx

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Energy Trust

  • Pacific Power, Portland General Electric,

NW Natural and Cascade Natural Gas

Energy audits and studies Strategic Energy Management (SEM) Technical support Project funding and incentives Construction support Post- construction support Building internal capabilities for future project

Other Local Utilities

  • Custom assistance and info
  • Energy accounting and tracking
  • Find Your Utility: http://www.oregon.gov/energy/energy-
  • regon/pages/find-your-utility.aspx

www.energytrust.org

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US Department of Energy

  • Better Buildings Challenge

– Beaverton, Portland Public

  • K-12 Energy Retrofit Guide

EPA ENERGY STAR

  • Portfolio Manager
  • Battle of the Buildings

– Gresham-Barlow

  • Energy Management

Guidelines

  • School Design Guidelines

U.S. Green Building Council

  • Green Your Existing School

Guide

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Energy Resources

Saving Energy 101 ENERGY STAR Guidelines for Energy Management ASHRAE Standard 100: Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings ASHRAE Energy Design Guides ISO 50001 Services & Platforms ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager Energy Trust of Oregon Training & Webinars ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager Building Operator Certification Certified Energy Manager (AEE) Energy Trust of Oregon Northwest Water& Energy Education Institute Chemeketa Community College Energy Management Certification (NWEEI) Oregon Technical Institute Energy Education Center (PGE) Resource Conservation Management (RCM) Program

  • ODOE RCM Guidebook
  • Additional ODOE Tools and Resources
  • WSU Extension Energy Program

Strategic Energy Management (SEM) Programs

  • Energy Trust of Oregon
  • US DOE Superior Energy Performance (SEP)
  • BPA Energy Efficiency: Industrial Energy Management

​National Energy Programs

  • USDOE Better Buildings
  • ENERGY STAR Battle of the Buildings – Energy Bootcamp
  • Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP)
  • EERE State and Local Government Energy Programs
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Contact Info

  • Oregon Department of Energy

Kaci Radcliffe, Energy Analyst (503) 378-4041, kaci.radcliffe@oregon.gov www.oregon.gov/energy

  • Energy Trust

Tom Hogstad, Outreach Manager (503) 459-2686, Thomas.Hogstad@icf.com