meeting notes September 19
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Dear Energy Conservation and Building Standards SWATeam,
The iCAP Working Group met today, and would like to thank you for your report!
In the hopes that it will provide some assistance as you formulate your recommendations for the revised iCAP, to be presented at the iCAP Forum on October 22nd, we wanted to provide you with some additional files:
1) A "template" for the iCAP sections that we ask that you use. This was written using Transportation as an example, but it should be easily adaptable.
The attached file shows the heating degree days for each fiscal year and the Energy Use Intensity.
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Hi Karl,
Wow! So the weather does seem to have had a big influence here. I wonder if there's a way to quantify that? Could we, for example, break out the BTUs spent on steam from the total BTUs, and then consider two metrics: (1) non-steam EUI, and (2) steam EUI per Heating Degree Day?
This might give us better metrics for our performance?
Thanks so much,
Ben McCall
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From: Helmink, Karl J
Attached here are the agenda and other relevant materials for the September 25, 2014 meeting of the iCAP Working Group.
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The attached file is a summary of the energy consumption of individual campus buildings in FY14.
Present:
Fred Hahn, Doris Reeser, Brian Deal, Claire McConnell, Karl Helmink, Josh Whitson, Dhora Patel, Kevin Duff, Eva Sweeney
Campus needs a comprehensive Energy Conservation Master Plan. The SAIC report is now outdated, and the Utilities Master Plan focuses on generation, not conservation.
It can be difficult to balance energy conservation goals with programmatic needs. Some examples:
Energy conservation SWATeam