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California Clean Energy Jobs Act

California Clean Energy Jobs Act. Proposition 39 K-12 Program Draft Guideline Revisions July 6, 2016. Agenda. Status of the Program Proposed Changes to Prop 39 Guidelines Summary of Public Process June 27 th - Newly Proposed Substantive Changes

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California Clean Energy Jobs Act

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  1. California Clean Energy Jobs Act Proposition 39 K-12 Program Draft Guideline Revisions July 6, 2016

  2. Agenda • Status of the Program • Proposed Changes to Prop 39 Guidelines • Summary of Public Process • June 27th - Newly Proposed Substantive Changes • April 27th - Previous Substantive Changes • Questions, Answers, Comments

  3. Proposition 39 K-12: Information Energy Commission’s Prop 39 web page: http://www.energy.ca.gov/efficiency/proposition39/index.html Contact our Prop 39 Hotline: (855) 380-8722 (Toll-free in-state) (916) 653-0392 (Toll-line out-of-state) Contact us by email: Prop39@energy.ca.gov

  4. Comments? Please email comments to: docket@energy.ca.gov Subject Line: Prop 39 Guidelines: 13-CCEJA-01

  5. Let’s talk about Program Status

  6. Proposition 39 (K-12) Funding Status as of 06.27.2016

  7. Examples of Approved Measures (as of 06.27.2016)

  8. Projected Annual Savings $46 million Approved projects are estimated to save: • 247 million kWh • 1.6 million therms • 81,000 gallons of propane • 149,000 gallons of fuel oil (as of 06.27.2016)

  9. Important Reminder LEAs final encumbrance date is June 30, 2018. Apply now to ensure your LEA can meet this critical legal deadline.

  10. Let’s talk about Guideline Revisions

  11. Summary of Public Process • First Draft Released (April 27, 2016) • Initial Public Comment Period ( April 27 through May 27, 2016) • Public Meeting/Webinar (May 11, 2016) • Second Draft Released, Open Public Comment Period and Public Notice (June 27, 2016) • Second Webinar (July 6, 2016) • Energy Commission Business Meeting (July 13, 2016) Draft Revisions

  12. Proposition 39 Guidelines - Revisions Draft Guidelines: • Proposition 39: California Clean Energy Jobs Act  2016 Program Implementation Guidelines • Summary of Proposed Changes All documents are online now! http://www.energy.ca.gov/efficiency/proposition39/index.html Draft Revisions

  13. Guideline Revisions Posted June 27, 2016

  14. Major Changes to the Savings-to-Investment Ratio (SIR) • Reduced the minimum SIR from 1.05 to 1.01. 2) Changed the maintenance savings assumption for energy efficiency measures. Increased the annual maintenance cost savings from 2% to 3% of the measure cost.

  15. SIR Substantive Changes Savings to Investment Ratio (SIR) = 1.01 • The SIR is calculated based on net present value of savings divided by project installation cost SIR = Net Present Value of Savings Project Installation Cost

  16. SIR Substantive Changes Net Present Value of Savings (Numerator): Maintenance Savings Definition: • Maintenance Savings is the total maintenance cost savings calculated from all measures. • Maintenance cost savings for each measure is equal to 3% of the measure cost on an annual basis. Energy Cost Savings + Maintenance Savings

  17. SIR Substantive Changes LEAs with Annual Zero-Net-Energy School Sites New Definition: Changed the definition from all school sites within an LEA to a school site. LEAs with school sites that are zero net energy can submit an Energy Expenditure Plan demonstrating how the proposed measures comply with PRC 26206 (c). The LEA must describe its methodology for determining the energy cost savings.

  18. Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Substantive Change Revised PPA, Terms and Conditions #3 to remove system size limit. Removed the requirement that clean generation projects shall be sized to reduce up to 70% of the kWh energy consumption at a school site.

  19. Proposition 39 Appropriations

  20. Guideline Revisions Posted April 27, 2016

  21. Workshop MaterialsMay 11, 2016 All materials are online: http://www.energy.ca.gov/efficiency/proposition39/documents/index.html

  22. Substantive Changes Cost-Effectiveness Determination. Savings-to-Investment Ratio (SIR) • LEAs with “First Preference” Power Rates: Added an option for LEAs located in Calaveras, Tuolumne and Trinity counties to use an alternative electric rate to meet the cost effectiveness determination requirement, Savings-to-Investment Ratio.

  23. Substantive Changes Appendix E: • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years • Added clarification to Packaged/Split Unit Replacement: • Packaged split systems • Air Conditioner • Heat Pump • Variable Refrigerant Flow

  24. Substantive Changes Appendix E:(continued) • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years • Added energy measures to Appendix E: • Fan Coil/Unit Ventilator/Condensing Unit Replacement • Demand Control Ventilation • Occupancy Controls/Door Switches • Weather Stripping

  25. Substantive Changes Appendix E:(continued) • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years • Added energy measures to Appendix E: • Pool Heater/Boiler Replacement • Domestic Hot Water Controls • Kitchen Equipment Controls

  26. Substantive Changes Appendix E:(continued) • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years • Retro-commissioning (Continuous) • EUL of 10 years (with a 5-year maintenance commitment)

  27. Substantive Changes Appendix E:(continued) • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years- changed for: • High Efficiency Transformer • Increased EUL to 20 years

  28. Substantive Changes Appendix E:(continued) • Effective Useful Life for Energy Measures in Years • Warranty Clarifications for: • Advanced Battery Storage • Solar Photovoltaic

  29. What’s Next in 2016? • Publicly Searchable Database (Just released)

  30. Publicly Searchable Database http://prop39publicsearch.energy.ca.gov/

  31. What’s Next in 2016? • Publicly Searchable Database (Just released) • Guideline Revisions Consideration/Adoption (July)

  32. What’s Next in 2016? • Publicly Searchable Database (Just released) • Guideline Revisions Consideration/Adoption (July) • Second Reporting Cycle (July 1 - September 30) • Annual Progress Reporting

  33. What’s Next in 2016? • Publicly Searchable Database (Just released) • Guideline Revisions Consideration/Adoption (July) • Second Reporting Cycle (July 1 - September 30) • Annual Progress Reporting • Revisions to the EEP Handbook and Energy Savings Calculators (Fall)

  34. What’s Next in 2016? • Publicly Searchable Database (Just released) • Guideline Revisions Consideration/Adoption (July) • Second Reporting Cycle (July 1 - September 30) • Annual Progress Reporting • Revisions to the EEP Handbook and Energy Savings Calculators (Fall) • Final Project Completion Reporting (on going)

  35. Questions/Comments?

  36. Comments? Please email comments to: docket@energy.ca.gov Subject Line: Prop 39 Guidelines: 13-CCEJA-01

  37. THANK YOU! Energy Commission’s Proposition 39 website: http://www.energy.ca.gov/efficiency/proposition39/index.html Contact our Prop 39 Hotline: (855) 380-8722 (Toll-free in-state) (916) 653-0392 (Toll-line out-of-state) Contact us by email:Prop39@energy.ca.gov

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