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Energy Target and Benchmark Tool Webinar Demonstration July 7, 2020 Bay Area Regional Energy Network (BayREN) BayREN is: one of three regional energy networks (RENs) in California a collaboration of the nine counties that make up the San


  1. Energy Target and Benchmark Tool Webinar Demonstration July 7, 2020

  2. Bay Area Regional Energy Network (BayREN) BayREN is: § one of three regional energy networks (RENs) in California § a collaboration of the nine counties that make up the San Francisco Bay Area § focused on saving energy, together with protecting climate and health

  3. Provides support by and for Bay Area local governments in order to increase energy BayREN Codes performance of buildings, through activities & Standards such as: Program § Quarterly regional forums § Trainings for local building departments § Resources to support energy code compliance as well as energy policy and reach code innovation, adoption, and implementation www.bayrencodes.org

  4. Energy Target and Benchmark T ool To connect energy targets with performance Codes and Standards § Energy Code requirements are based on modeled and estimated future energy use of a building § Benchmarking requirements look at current actual energy use of a building

  5. Energy Target & Benchmark Tool July 7, 2020

  6. Objective: Share the purpose and key uses for the BayREN ETBT Energy Target & Benchmark bayrencodes.org/ resources/ targetbenchmarktool/ T ool

  7. Purpose: Connect design targets to existing building energy performance. Energy Target & Supports: Benchmark § Energy Performance Management T ool § Outcome-Based Contract or Code bayrencodes.org/ resources/ targetbenchmarktool/

  8. ETBT can help put your project’s energy budget in context with: § Typical performance for T24 compliance Energy § 2030 Challenge Target & § Zero Net Energy Benchmark Free and non-proprietary T ool bayrencodes.org/ resources/ targetbenchmarktool/

  9. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool Wonky Bits Ahead

  10. How should energy performance be measured? Pros Cons • Difficult to adjust fairly for process EUI • Simple loads, building types, climate, etc. (kBtu/ ft 2 -yr) • • Widely recognized Difficult to baseline against different versions of code • Relative, not absolute metric ENERGY STAR • Widely recognized • Difficult baseline against different • Integrated with Portfolio M anager Target Finder versions of code Percent Better • M eaningless to compare between code • Simple to say vintages than Code (?) • Adjusts for process loads, use types, climate zEPI • Easy to baseline and scale to code Zero Energy • Not widely used (yet) versions Performance Index • Integrated with Portfolio M anager (somewhat)

  11. Zero Energy Performance Index (zEPI) Reference Baseline zEPI = 100 CBECS 2003 equivalent Title 24 2019 Zero Net Energy zEPI = 0 Reference: SCE & AEC, “Rethinking Percent Savings”, 2009

  12. Zero Energy Performance Index (zEPI) Reference Baseline zEPI = 100 CBECS 2003 equivalent • Absolute, “Zero = 0” • Fair • Title 24 2019 Stable Zero Net Energy zEPI = 0 Reference: SCE & AEC, “Rethinking Percent Savings”, 2009

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  15. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool (A Bit) Less Wonky From Here

  16. What the Energy Target & Benchmark Tool Does Before Construction • Provide context for an energy use target • Encourages setting an energy budget between T24 (expected performance by code) and 2030 Challenge (exceptional efficiency) • Roughly estimates rooftop PV potential, providing an ‘energy budget’ for site-ZNE In Operation • Determine if target is met http:/ / bit.ly/ bayrenzepi

  17. How the Energy Target & Benchmark Tool Can Be Used Behavioral program: Set performance target prior to construction, update as design progresses, compare actual performance to target, and facilitate discussion. (Current San Francisco use) Outcome based contract or code: On either a project or policy level, require setting performance target prior to construction (ZNE, efficient-but-not ZNE or other), compare actuals to target, and provide rewards or corrections based on outcome.

  18. The Tool Supports any M ix of: Energy Target & Benchmark T ool bayrencodes.org/ resources/ targetbenchmarktool/

  19. BayREN Energy Target and Benchmark T ool

  20. Before Construction • Set an energy use target • Tool suggests energy budget should be between T24 (code minimum) and 2030 Challenge (exceptional efficiency) • Roughly estimate ZNE feasibility In Operation • Determine if target is met http:/ / bit.ly/ bayrenzepi

  21. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool What Specifically Can I do with ETBT?

  22. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool New Construction – Set a Goal

  23. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool Existing Portfolio – Prioritize

  24. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool Municipal ZNE Assistance

  25. M unicipal ZNE Assistance – ETBT Tool for Prioritization

  26. Energy Target & Benchmark T ool Demo

  27. Copy and Paste to Excel

  28. Download and Save a Building

  29. Print Y our Results (for Submittal)

  30. § How has BayREN linked Design with Energy Benchmarking? § How does it work? Energy § How can I benefit? Target & Benchmark BayREN Energy Target & Benchmark Tool Webinar T ool July 7, 11 am – 12 pm Registration link coming soon to: bayrencodes.org/events/ Or visit: bayrencodes.org/ resources/ targetbenchmarktool/

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