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The Smart Energy Analy0cs Campaign – How to Join and Get the Most Out of Your Par0cipa0on Jessica Granderson, Lawrence Berkeley Na5onal Laboratory
Supported by DOE Building Technologies Office, A. Mitchell
BBA EMIS Project Team Mee5ng, June 28, 2016
Agenda
§ Par5cipant Introduc5ons -‐ Name, Organiza5on
§ EMIS Team Overview § Campaign Overview and How to Par5cipate § EMIS Team Next Steps
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EMIS Project Team Overview
§ Ac5vity: adopt or expand use of EMIS in your organiza5on § Smart Energy Analy0cs Campaign – recrui0ng launch at May BeDer Buildings Summit
www.smart-‐energy-‐analy0cs.org
§ Peer learning, guest presenta5ons • GSA EMIS demo • EMIS meets Ligh5ng & Electrical • EMIS in the Healthcare/Hospital Sector • FDD in the Higher Educa5on Sector
§ BBA-‐EMIS Team Site for mee5ng materials and exis5ng resources § Synthesis of exis5ng EMIS resources, “Cliff’s Notes” § Hyperlinked regional guide to EMIS u5lity incen5ves § Vendor overviews and guest login access § EMIS procurement support materials – master spec and RFP, selec5on guidance § EMIS Primer
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Energy Management and Informa5on Systems (EMIS)
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Whole Building Level EMIS
Benchmarking and Monthly Utility Bill Analysis
Energy Information System
Advanced EIS
System Level EMIS
Building Automation System
Fault Detection and Diagnostics
Automated System Optimization
* The boundaries can be fuzzy; some tools cross categories, e.g., energy information systems with FDD and benchmarking capabilities
EMIS are a broad family of tools to monitor, analyze, and control building energy use and system performance
EMIS Examples
Building Automa0on System (BAS)
Benchmarking and Monthly U0lity Bill
Analysis
Energy Informa0on Systems
Fault Detec0on and Diagnos0cs
Benchmarking: Performance Systems Development FDD: SkyFoundry BAS: Automated Logic EIS: Lucid
The Smart Energy Analy5cs Campaign
Facilitates adoption of analytics software and ongoing monitoring to help owners, facility and energy managers, and operators improve building performance Campaign participants across the country receive technical support and national recognition for their efforts in implementing EMIS software and MBCx processes
The Smart Energy Analy5cs Campaign
We acknowledge the BBA EMIS members who served on the Working Group in early 2016 to advise LBNL on Campaign design and delivery questions:
Mike Robbins – Emory University Kinga Porst – General Services Administration Pat Ferguson – JLL Pat Lydon – Legacy Health Doug Rath – Marriott Bill Lakos – Michigan State University Arun Veda – NY Power Authority Aaron Daly – Whole Foods
Thank you!
Timeline 2016-‐2018
Par5cipant Process
Par5cipant -‐ Campaign Pledge Minimum Requirements
EMIS installa0ons may be new, exis5ng, or enhanced and include one of the following:
Any energy management process is eligible (RCx, MBCx, SEM, Ongoing Cx, etc.)
Develop an MBCx plan and implement an ongoing MBCx process
EIS with submetering of major end uses and embedded M&V
FDD or ASO software with BAS data for all HVAC systems
Use EMIS to analyze data and identify energy-saving opportunities
Implement at least one energy-savings opportunity annually
EIS with whole building hourly meter data
OR
FDD or ASO software with BAS data for at least one system (e.g. chilled water)
Best Prac0ce
Achieve minimum requirements, AND
Sharing Ac5ons
• Quarterly • Use Campaign webform to share information on the progress of your
EMIS activity, actions underway or completed, changes in plans since pledging
• Use “Measures Implemented” to document specific energy-saving measures
• Annually
• Upload Energy Star Portfolio Manager report if you have it • Else, use optional spreadsheet to document pledged facilities’ energy
use for 2016, 2017, 2018
Important note: all data shared with the Smart Energy Analytics Campaign will be kept confidential. Data sent to the Campaign is protected against unintended or unauthorized access.
Awards and Recogni5on
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Category of Award
Description
Best Practice EIS Award Site or portfolio with exemplary practices in implementing EIS with their energy management program.
Best Practice FDD Award
Site or portfolio with exemplary practices in implementing FDD or ASO with their energy management program.
Largest Portfolio Award The portfolio with the largest floor area with completed energy-saving actions
Innovation Award
The site or portfolio that adopts EMIS or MBCx in a novel way. This could be a new business process, energy management process, or other innovations.
New Installation Award
The site or portfolio with the largest floor area completing a new EMIS installation
MBCx Provider of the Year Award
Commissioning provider or other service provider that supports the most facilities in participating in the campaign
Energy Savings Award Highest percentage energy savings site and portfolio participating in the Campaign, as measured through whole building M&V with interval data
Technical Assistance for Par5cipants
Targeted Phone Support • Independent consulta5on by LBNL EMIS team member • Guidance on gecng started or improving your EMIS installa5on
§ Resources to help with business case, specifying EMIS, and MBCx plan § Guidance to help beder u5lize EMIS and implement MBCx
Webinars • EMIS and MBCx Best Prac5ces • Joint webinars with Organizing Partners • Archive of short EMIS sofware demos Peer-‐to-‐Peer Support • Join Beder Buildings Alliance EMIS team and share best prac5ces • Join peer network in technology topic area (EIS, FDD)
Ques0ons so far? Feedback or comments?
Campaign website walk through
Maximizing the Benefits of Par5cipa5on
• Adend webinars -‐ even if you are well versed in a technical or process topic, sharing your experiences can help others
• Join a peer networking group to share lessons learned and best prac5ces
• Access vendor videos for product overviews and short demos
• Regularly update the Par5cipant Ac5ons form
• Keep in touch with LBNL staff with ques5ons, sugges5ons, ongoing dialogue and technical assistance
• Be sure that your spam filter is set to allow messages from info@smart-‐energy-‐analy5cs.org
Discussion
Next Steps
§ Visit smart-‐energy-‐analy5cs.org, or contact the EMIS Team to Join and Pledge
§ Next BBA EMIS team mee5ng: Fall 2016
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BBA EMIS Team Resources
Resources Description
EMIS framework and crash course Introduction of EMIS family of tools
Energy information handbook How to analyze meter data and identify energy-saving opportunities
EIS business case Costs and benefits of energy information system
EMIS utility incentives guide EMIS utility incentives and financing programs across the US
EMIS specification and procurement support
RFP template, technology specification (minimum functionality is highlighted), RFP evaluation criteria
Primer on organizational use of EMIS How to plan, implement, and use EMIS
eere.energy.gov/bederbuildingsalliance/EMIS
THANK YOU
Jessica Granderson Guanjing Lin Samuel Fernandes Claire Cur5n
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
510.486.6792 510.486.5979 510.486.4048 510.486.7988