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Interagency Energy Efficiency Committee

Goals, Status, and Current Priorities June 11, 2010 Karen Rantamaki, State Energy Manager Mary Downes, OEP EE Specialist

IEEC Members

State Energy Manager OEP and DES co-chair Representatives from large energy using

agencies

Interagency Energy Efficiency Committee – Roles

Report progress on reducing energy use

to Governor

Share successes and barriers, promote

policies and projects for increasing efficiency

Coordinate interagency communications Promote EE as ‘business-as-usual’

Accomplishments

Host annual State Energy Conference with

70+ attendees

Beneficial energy contracts, including

renewables

Energy efficiency and sustainable energy

projects

Demand response program Energy tracking and reporting

IEEC Subgroups

Fleet Policy Work Group Outreach and Education Building Sub-group (new)

Review of GLA Goals

• 1. Position State Government to Lead by

Example

• 2. Reduce Energy Use in Government Buildings
• 3. Increase Use of RE Resources and EE

Technologies

• 4. Reduce Emissions through Vehicle Choice

and Technology

• 5. Reduce Fuel Consumption by State Fleet
• 6. Reduce Fuel Consumption by State Employee

Vehicles

Review of GLA Goals

Top Shorter-Range Priorities for IEEC 1.3 Establish a Self-Sustaining Fund for EE Projects in State Government 2.1 Apply High Performance Building Standards to New Construction and Renovation 3.1 Encourage RE and EE for Existing State-owned Buildings and Facilities

Review of GLA Goals

1.3 Establish a Self-Sustaining Fund for EE Projects in State Government

• Demand Response
• Energy Conservation Bonds
• Set aside portion of energy budget(s)
• Current funding from Capital Budget

Appropriations, ARRA, voluntary agency investments

Review of GLA Goals

2.1 Apply High Performance Building Standards to New Construction and Renovation

• Update Executive Order 2005-4 on

energy efficiency in state operations

• SB409 calls for high performance

building standards for state-funded buildings (with 10 year payback, >25k sq ft, other exemptions)

Review of GLA Goals

3.1 Encourage RE and EE for Existing State-

• wned Buildings and Facilities
• SB73 will call for annual energy

conservation plans from all state agencies

• State Energy Manager provides technical

assistance to agencies on energy efficiency and renewables

Review of GLA Goals

3.1 Encourage RE and EE for Existing State-owned Buildings and Facilities

• Kilowatt Countdown
• Walker Building pilot w/motion sensor

power strips

• OEP likely to fund study on RE potential

at state facilities and lands

• $3 million in capital funds ARRA funds