# Presentation: 486304

## DOC Energy Program & Energy Tracking Module                                                                                                    	      May 22, 2007                                                         Will Freeman, SECO

**DOC Energy Program & Energy Tracking Module                                                                                                    ****	****      May 22, 2007                                                         Will Freeman, SECO**

## Overview

-  DOC DAO 217-16 (June 15, 2005)
-  DOC Strategic Implementation Plan for Energy Management (draft 2007 update)
-  DOC Metering Plan (July 25, 2006)
-  DOC Energy Tracking Module

## CFO & Assistant Secretary    for Administration

- Director, Office of     Admin Services

- Director, Office of       Admin Operations

- Department Fleet     Manager (DFM)

- Operating Units (OU)           (NOAA, NIST, etc.)

- Fleet Managers

- Energy Management    Officer (EMO)

- Facility Mangers

- Department’s Senior Energy Official

-  Policy Development
-  Tech Advice & Assistance
-  Evaluate OU Energy Program
-  Department Reporting

-  Energy Management Plan
-  Implement Water/Energy Project
-  Track Energy & Fuel
-  Operate Energy/Fuel efficiently
-  Submit reports to Department

-  >30,000 s.f. Sites Need E. Plan
-  Site-Specific Fleet Plan
-  Meet Regulatory Goals
-  Review Bills & Report

**DOC                        DAO 217-16 Overview**

## DOC’s Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) Energy Management (draft 2007update) Overview

- _SIP Goal:_
- Provide direction to meet requirements of Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct 2005), and Executive Order 13123 (this section is being updated to reflect EO13423 requirements)
-  Define energy management frame work
-  Senior Agency Energy Official – DOC’s CFO & Assistant Secretary for Administration
-  Agency Energy Team – Regina Larrabee, chair
-  Byron Crenshaw, NWS
-  Will Freeman, SECO

- NOAA’s representatives
- (new members always welcome)

## DOC’s SIP Energy Policy Act (EPAct) 2005  

|  | EPAct 2005 Section | Highlights |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 102 | Energy Management Requirements  | Goal 2% reduction per year through 2015 |
| 103 | Section 103 – Energy  | Meter all appropriate facilities by 2012 |
| 104 | Procurement of Energy Efficient Products  | Acquisition of Energy Star products |
| 105 | Energy Savings Performance Contracts  | Reauthorizes the use of ESPC  to 9/30/16 |
| 109 | Federal Building Performance Standards  | Design buildings >30% than applicable ASHRAE/IECC |
| 111 | Enhancing Efficiency in Management of Federal Lands  | Applicable to NMSP – install energy efficient technologies |
| 203 | Federal Purchase Requirement (Renewables)  | Purchase 3% (FY07-09); 5% FY10-12); 7.5% (FY13+) |
| 204 | Installation of Photovoltaic Energy in Public Buildings  | Guidance pending |

- EPAct of 2005 – ~ 500 sections & 1724 pages

## DOC’s Metering Plan (July 25, 2006) Overview

_**Background:**_
-  Required by the Energy Policy Act of 2005 Section 103, Energy Use Measurement and Accountability
_**Definition:**_
- “Advanced Meters” – are those that have the capability to measure and record interval data (at least hourly for electricity), and communicate the data (at least daily) to a remote location into an **advanced metering system**
- “Advanced Metering System” – A system that collects time-differentiated energy usage data from advanced meters via a network system on either an on-request or defined schedule basis – with features and functionality relating to energy use management, procurement, and operations

- Example of Advanced Meter

## Example of Advanced Meter    

- Example of Advanced Meter
- Eaton Power Xpert 4000/6000/8000 Power Quality Meter

*onboard web server application over LAN/WAN*

## DOC’s Metering Plan (July 25, 2006) Overview

- _Metering Plan Goal:_
-  Provide guidance to DOC Operating Units in the planning and installation of basic and/or advanced meters by October 1, 2012
- _Applicability:_
-  Buildings – owned, leased (where NOAA pays the utility bills), and delegated GSA buildings
-  Electric meters only
-  Annual electric consumption >$40,000/yr
-  Large sites – evaluate chilled water, hot water, and/or steam meters at each building
- _Exceptions:_
-  Buildings transferred by October 2012
-  Radio transmitters, radar systems, other similar systems
-  GSA leased buildings metering requirements will be handled by GSA

## DOC’s Metering Plan (July 25, 2006) Overview

- _Four Phase Approach:_
- Phase I - Identify Buildings Requiring Metering,
- Phase II Identify Best Metering Approach,
- Phase III Execute Metering Plan, and
- Phase IV Performance Metrics.

## DOC Web Based Energy Reporting System 

**DOC Web Based Energy Reporting System**

- _Overview _
-  Launched by DOC in January 2005
-  Replaces manual annual energy consumption data calls (NOAA will still be responsible for submitting an annual energy report to DOC)
-  DOC’s Web based system uses the current Federal RPM system – (contains current real property; when Federal RPM gets updated so does the Energy Module).
-  Goals: Minimize work for data entry person, provide useful reports to all levels for users; automate as much of the process as possible.
-  Version 2 will offer the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) based electronic billing/payment interface.

## Example screen shots of DOC Energy Web Based System

**Example screen shots of DOC Energy Web Based System**

- Example of preloaded utility venders (obtained from CAMS).

- Search by: Facility, Vendor, Complex, Owned Property, Leased Property

- Select specific facility (search by state, city, zip code, etc...)

## QUESTIONS?

- Will Freeman, SECO
- 301-713-2870 x-111
- will.freeman@noaa.gov