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BUILDING ENERGY SAVING ORDINANCE(BESO)
DECEMBER 7, 2016
Findings through Nov. 2016
BESO Basics
■ Update to RECO/CECO requiring tailored energy assessment at time of sale or
periodically, based on building size
■ The BESO process should be:
– EASY
– AFFORDABLE
– VALUABLE
■ Home Energy Score required for homes at time of sale or within 12 months.
■ Exemptions for high performing buildings
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Berkeley Building Stock
■ Approx. 30,000 buildings total
■ 21,000 single-family
– 49% of square footage
■ 4,400 multifamily
– 22% of square footage
■ 2,800 commercial & mixed-use
– 29% of square footage 74%
16%
10%
49%
22%
29%
Single Family Multifamily Commercial
Square Footage
Count
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BESO Compliance – Year 1
■ 921 single-family
– 4% of total stock
■ 108 small/medium
– 61 multifamily
■ 43 commercial
-1%
19%
39%
59%
79%
99%
2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2027 2029Year
Total Buildings under BESO Compliance
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BESO Basics
■ 712 buildings are fully
compliant
– 198 qualify as high
performance
■ 338 buildings have active
one-year deferrals
42%
19%
33%
6%
Breakdown of Compliance Types
Report Submitted High Performance Exemption
TOS Deferral Other Exemption
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Time of Sale Trends
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200
Oct-15Nov-15
Dec-15Jan-16
Feb-16Mar-16
Apr-16May-16
Jun-16Jul-16
Aug-16Sep-16
Oct-16Nov-16
Monthly transactions by form type
Reports High Performance Exemption TOS Deferrals Construction Exemption
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Enforcement Process
■ 14% of buildings receive Courtesy Letter
■ 57% comply after Courtesy Letter; 99% after Notice of
Violation
■ 5 buildings pending citations
– Citation fee of $200, max of $1000
Courtesy Letter
Violation Warning
Notice of Violation
Citation Warning
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The Home Energy Score
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HEScore Basics
■ DoE program created to allow comparison of estimated energy use
between homes on a 1-10 scale
■ Each score corresponds to a range of energy uses, adjusted for
climate. Homes are compared to a national average, not a reference
home of similar size.
■ Easy to produce; takes less than an hour
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HEScore Cover
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Recommendations
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Home Energy Score Basics
■ 431 assessments
performed so far
■ Average score 5
■ 62% below 6;
contacted by Upgrade
Advisor
– 66 contacted
– 23 active or
complete
upgrades
18%
7%
13%12% 12%
11%
9%
7%
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Co
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Score
Distribution of Home Energy Scores
High
Performing
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HEScore Map
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How Building Age & Size Affect Score
■ Building age has little to no bearing on a home’s score
■ Large homes score lower than small homes
– Especially influenced by window area
■ Small homes score across the 10-point scale
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Initial Score vs Year Built
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Score
Initial Score vs Floor Area
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Berkeley Homes – Building Envelope
■ Majority are poorly insulated
– 33% have no attic insulation
– 83% have no floor insulation
– 50% have no wall insulation
■ Very few have insulation up to code
– 8% have attic insulation to code
– 0% have floor or wall insulation to code
■ 63% have single paned windows.
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Berkeley Homes – HVAC
■ Most houses are heated by natural gas
■ Heating Efficiency: Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency
– Code is 78% AFUE, best available 96% AFUE
– Average: 76% AFUE
– 12% of houses are at or above 90% AFUE
– 64% are below code
■ 25% have natural gas wall furnaces
■ 5% have AC
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Feedback
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Overall satisfaction
Ease of assessment
Quality of service of City of Berkeley staff
Quality of service of Energy Assessor
Energy efficiency information provided
Please rate your experience based on the following:
Very satisfied – Satisfied – Neutral – Dissatisfied – Very dissatisfied –19
Feedback
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Feedback
■ 62% find HES easy to
understand
■ 35% find it motivational
– Priority area: how to
motivate residents?
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Plans Moving Forward
■ Reconvene the BESO Technical Advisory Committee
■ HEScore Wish List:
– Include “upgrade” score
– Account for PV in Score, coming 2017
■ Increase conversions from HEScore to Energy Upgrade
■ Measure conversions
– Monthly Energy Upgrade California participation
– PACE – Property Assessed Clean Energy loans
– Building Permits
– Community-wide consumption data
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Questions?
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