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Home My WebLink AboutSS2 - OC Cities Leadership Presentation - PowerPointCity of Newport Beach A Leader in Energy Efficiency City Council Study Session September 26, 2017 Energy Goals • Sustainability • Reduce Energy Usage • AB 32 — CA Global Warming Solutions Act — Decrease emissions statewide to Zggo levels by yearzozo • Energy Action Plan — Create long-term energy efficiency — Establish reduction targets — Identify priorities • Community Outreach/ Energy Awareness City of Newport Beach Energy Action Plan (EAP) Digilel Inn gy, Inc. ae,bbi. C. SUO" VfesEYte YELW, a 9,?x MY M3 Orange County Cities Energy Leadership Partnership (OCCELP) • City entered into a joint partnership in2011 — Provides Financial and Technical Support • Members Include: — Southern California Edison — Southern California Gas Company — Cities of: • Newport Beach • Costa Mesa • Fountain Valley • Huntington Beach • Irvine • Santa Ana • Westminster JY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON SaCalGas An €PWQM1N7FRVAT+WMh4' Campo -s 7 iY I n � Sempea Energ} �a,nr . `Q .� �Lti ,::��.•,'., iii °�wamEo _ �e*• '�iarrs.lo+s" Partnership Levels Performance Based Financial Benefit Efficiency Criteria $0.s2/kWh — All City Facilities — Public Outreach Platinum — Up to 2o% Reduction $o.og/kWh Level Demand Response Gold Level — Auto demand $o.o6/kWh — Manual demand Silver $0.03/kWh Level + Valued I10% kWh 20% kWh Partner 5% kWh Savings Savings Savings Notable Projects • Water Facilities Variable Frequency Drives — 1,774,572 kWh savings • Street light LED conversion — 11172,915 kWh savings • Civic Center/Marina Park — 519,285 kWh savings • Miscellaneous Projects— Direct Install — 139,712 kWh savings • Building HVAC Replacement — 31,413 kWh savings Demand Response • Southern California Edison DR • ENERNOC City of Newport Beach, CA January 2011 - December 2016 S 44,040 S 34,040 C a pac ity Payments $ 168,11629 520,000 Energy Payments $ 3,136.39 514,004 So Adjustments ($ 32,260,51 (S 110000) (5 20000) Total Payments 5 139,592.11 . Y717N. N.� Summer of Savings Energy demand hits its peak during the warmest months. Through the Summer Advantage Incentive, also known as Critical Peak Pricing (CPP), get rewarded for voluntarily reducing electricity consumption or for shifting usage to off- peak hours during event days- Or, save with our Commercial Summer Discount Plan which automatically cycles your air conditioner on and off during periods of peak demand. Bid on Savings Want more control overwhen and how much you reduce your demand? Sign up for our Demand Bidding Program. You'll have the flexibility to place or change bids regularly for how much energy you can reduce when a demand response event is called so you can plan ahead and save (USonly payments) 2011 2012 2013 2014 2415 2016 Enrollment Period City Achieves Platinum Level! • Total Energy Savings — 4,099,304-76 kWh • Equal to powering 329 homes for one year — • 3,o51Metric tons ofcarbon dioxide avoided_ The City of • Equal to removing 653 cars driven for one year rt Beach Newpois an ENERGYLEADER • Incentives received P�ilnui.niP Hilo sou LOCI �31ilvnid Ed,wfi Sarimg Mvoap. Foer4Y am ma Eno ;"mom $1 1211,147.82 PLATINUMLEVE 2017 • There are 2l Platinum Level cities in Edison territory including Newport Beach • Only two in the Orange County Partnership including Huntington Beach and Newport Beach What's Next? • Update Energy Action Plan • Continue Energy Saving Programs — Efficiency • Continued LED replacements • Facility Upgrades — Renewables • Solar • Battery Banking • Hydraulic generation OFTERRA •Ir rentricity- Platinum Level Presentation • Southern California Edison — Tammy Tran, Government Affairs — Tina Valore, Account Manager • Special Thanks... — Southern California Edison • Tina Valore, Account Manager • Tammy Tran, Government Affairs — Southern California Gas Company • Ann Teall, Energy Programs Advisor • Jennifer Vaughn, Public Affairs Manager — FCI Management • Shelia Reed, Environmental Project Manager — The Energy Coalition • Rebecca Hausheer, Program Manager City of Newport Beach • City Council • Public Works Staff 9 Municipal Operations Staff