Project Sunburst St. Marys County Public Schools Integration of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Project Sunburst St. Marys County Public Schools Integration of Green Features since 1993 Energy Performance Contract from early 1990s 2004 Green Charrette for Evergreen Elementary School 2005 Created Energy Manager


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Project Sunburst

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  • St. Mary’s County Public Schools
  • Integration of Green Features since 1993
  • Energy Performance Contract from early 1990’s
  • 2004 Green Charrette for Evergreen Elementary School
  • 2005 Created Energy Manager
  • 2007 Sustainable Vision for Management
  • 2008 Commissioning of Buildings
  • 2009 Established “Green School Coordinators”
  • 2010 Project Sunburst
  • 2014 Energy Efficiency Projects
  • 2014 23 out of 27 Schools MAEOE Certified Green School
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Project Sunburst

  • Reduction in Electric Rates
  • Hedge Against Increases in Electric Rates Due to

Increases in Fossil Fuel Costs or Surcharges

  • Demonstration of Environmental Stewardship
  • Educational Tool
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Project Sunburst Site

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Power Factor

137,000 88,993 81,340

kWh kVAh kVarh

36.5 66.1 109,857 36,106 PF = 109,857/137,000 = .80 Billable Demand = 200 kW x.90 / .80 = 225 kW PF = 36,106/88,993 = .40 Billable Demand = 200 kW x.90 / .40 = 450 kW

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Financial Changes

  • Decrease in kWh rates by 10%
  • Increase in billable demand (kW) rates by 30%
  • Decrease in SREC wholesale rates by 50%
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Educational Opportunities

  • Solar Facility Monitoring System
  • Passive Solar Tracker Installed by Dr. James A. Forrest

Career and Technology Center Students

  • Passive Solar Tracker as a learning tool for Dr. James A.

Forrest Career and Technology Center Students

  • Career Day Participation
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Solar Lessons

  • Know your tariff rates and structure
  • Pay attention to termination values and schedule
  • Systems are reliable
  • Opportunities for greater integration into building systems