energy management for municipalities—las’ emt
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Scott VokeyEnergy Services Coordinator,
AMO/LAS
Energy Management for Municipalities—LAS’ EMT
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AMO and LAS Overview
Over 100 years old, AMO represents almost all of Ontario’s 445 municipal governments. AMO advocates on behalf of municipal governments on matters of province-wide policy and regulation
LAS was established in 1992 to reduce the cost of common expenditures and to increase revenues through economies of scale.
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Municipal Electricity Use
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$680M/yr electricity$275M/yr natural gas
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Interval Meters and Volume by Region
0.5% 0.1% 3.7% 2.0% 3.7% 3.1%11.0%
17.0%
68.0%
32.0%36.0%
56.0%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Northeastern Northwestern Central/GTA Eastern Southwestern Total
Number of Interval Meters Interval Metered Volume (KWH)
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26,000 electricity accounts/meters, only 816 interval meters (~4% factor)
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LAS ESD Energy Suite programs :
• Energy Procurement
• Energy Management Tool
• Energy Planning Tool
• Solar Photovoltaic Program
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Why Energy Management?
An important core strategy to help sustain economy, resulting in the following benefits:
Reduced operating costs
Reduced GHG emissions
Increased productivity
Verify energy measures implemented
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A service offering to meet your energy tracking needs
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EMT software
Applicationhosting
New requirements management
Data entry assistance
Account and user setup
Reporting assistance
User support and training
Weather data entry
GHG emission factors
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EMT—Custom Work
Greenhouse Gas module
Environment Canada weather feed
Node property filtering in standard reports
Net System Load Shape (NSLS) support
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EMT—Custom Work
Cost allocation ETL adaptor
Data Presence report
Custom DB loader (alter meter source names)
Small Engines emissions tracking
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Multiple ways to load data into the tool
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Acquired from a
third-party
Loaded electronically
by LASEntered
manually by LASEntered
manually by you
Direct feed from an interval meter
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EMT - GovernanceMunicipal Implementation CommitteeCity of Brampton—Dale Pyne ORFA –John Milton
Region of Durham—Christine Dejan
City of Orillia—Bruce Duncan
Town of Goderich—Larry McCabe
Town of Richmond Hill—Saroj Acharya
Municipality of Greenstone- Jack Kuzminski
City of Thunder Bay—Bernie Edwards
County of Grey—Tim Dean Region of Waterloo—Brian Bechtel
Town of Oakville—Gary Robinson, Suzanne Austin
Region of York—Tom Vali12
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Status Update
Pilot involving over 30 municipalities concluded this past summer
LAS now enrolling municipalities on monthly subscription basis
Custom work continues; links being built to house Benchmark data and connect to Energy Planning Tool (EPT)
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For Additional InformationScott Vokey, Energy Services Coordinator
Deborah Hannah, Business Systems Analyst
Chris Hanlon, Energy Manager
Phone # 416 971 9857 or toll free 877 426 6527
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