1. Eglin Air Force Base & Gulf Power
An Energy Partnership
August 23, 2012

2. Who is Southern Company?
More than 42,000 megawatts of generating capacity
More than 27,000 miles of transmission lines
4.4 million customers in the Southeast
Approximately 26,000 employees
Invested approximately $4.6 billion in environmental controls since 1990

3. Who is Gulf Power?
A Subsidiary of Southern Company
Southern Power

4. Gulf Power Company 1,463 employees 427,663 customers
5 power plant sites with units - 2 sites are jointly owned - 2,644 MW capacity
161 substations/1,600 miles of transmission lines
7,636 miles of distribution lines (1,748 underground)

5. Eglin Air Force Base & Gulf Power
Energy
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
August 23, 2012

6. Eglin Air Force Base & Gulf Power
Since 1953…
GSA Areawide Public Utility Contract
August 25, 2006
9 points of delivery to Eglin AFB
Average delivered price $.085/kWh
Electric distribution services Exhibit A
Energy management services Exhibit C

7. Eglin AFB Owned Distribution and Substation Projects
ValP sub $1,979,000
Rebuild 25 kV side
ACC sub $ 980,000
Rebuild entire sub
2007 West Gate sub $2,535,000
Rebuild 25 kV low side
North Gate sub $2,145,000
Rebuilt sub
th Special Forces Feeder $1,500,000
4.5 mile kV distribution feeder

8. Duke Field Substation New delivery point to Eglin AFB
Gulf Power owned 25 MVA substation
Sufficient projected revenues from 7th Special Forces Complex…no CIAC
Target in service date of January 1, 2010
Option now to also serve Duke Field

9. Eglin Metering
Gulf Power annual Metering Service Agreement for over 10 years
Installed Hunt Turtle System
Installed metering at Climatic Lab with billing software…maintaining.
Currently installing Sensus AMI metering system

10. Utility Energy Services Contracts
Energy Master Plan for Eglin AFB May 2002
Master Contract for Energy Services August 2003
Stayed on course… Gulf Power Energy Services
Chevron Energy Solutions selected as ESCO partner in April 2005
Completed ECM Phase 1 in December 2006
Completed ECM Phase 2 in July 2009

11. Eglin AFB UESC ECM Phase 1 Results
ECM 1 $6.8 M
Annual Energy Savings over $800,000/yr
Chiller replacements in Bldg 14
Piping, DDC controls and motor replacements in Bldg 42
Lighting T-5’s hangars, T-8’s buildings

12. Eglin AFB UESC ECM Phase 2 Results
ECM $ 6.5M
Annual Energy Savings over $500,000/yr
Chiller replacements in Bldg 380
New pumps, valves, and DDC controls
Lighting T-5’s hangars, T-8’s buildings

13. Eglin AFB – VBT Project Value Based Transaction – $790K
Controls Retro-Commissioning and Chiller replacement.
Funded by funding arrangement/contract between Gulf Power, Mid Bay Bridge Authority (MBBA) and Eglin AFB.
Gulf Power implemented; MBBA funded; Eglin AFB benefitted.

14. Partnering for the Future
GPES transmission and distribution projects
AMI Metering
Training to Eglin CE personnel
Green buildings and LEEDS
Solar Thermal Water Heating workshop
Geothermal - Consultant’s special session
Energy Awareness Month
Renewable Energy Technologies

15. Partnering for the Future
Gulf Power Energy Services UESC projects
Largest UESC contractor in US
Over $55M in UESC with military in NW FL
Eglin ECM Phase 1 & 2
30% reduction to your energy baseline established in 2003
Eglin ECM activities
Energy conservation
Renewables & geothermal
More diverse than ECM 1 & 2

16. Eglin AFB UESC ECM Phase 3
Energy goals today
Air Force UESC Guidelines
UESC Opportunities – Current & Future
Next Steps

17. Energy Goals…then... 2002 Federal Energy Conservation Goals
Executive Order 13123
35% reduction in BTU/sq ft by 2010
Legislation on tap to potentially increase to 45% reduction by 2020

18. Energy Goals…now New Energy Policy Act (EPACT 2005)
New Energy Reduction Goal – reduce 3% annually by 2015
Goal assessed on energy per square foot versus new 2003 baseline
New Renewable Energy Goal (purchased and self-generated as percent of electric consumed)
3% in
5% in
7.5% in 2013
Federal Facility Metering
Federal facilities need to be metered by October 1, 2012

19. UESC Air Force Guidelines
Projects which “Demonstrate an Economic Return on Investment” (10 USC 2911 and 2913)
Limit the term of the agreement to life expectancy of equipment
Appropriated funds may be used for UESC projects; 10 USC 2913 gives option to finance, not a requirement
All third party financed projects must be approved by the AF Civil Engineer (AF/A7C)
Approval Process – Installation, MAJCOM Energy Office, HQ AFCESA, AF/A7C (Headquarters Air Force)

20. Where are we now? Work between Gulf Power and Eglin AFB – In Progress
Starting
Expecting
Anticipating

21. GSA Exhibit C – In Progress
Phase 1 DDC Backbone Implementation – ~$6.7M base-wide DDC backbone system. ECIP funded (Exhibit C (not “UESC”)).
Brings Metering, DDC monitoring, Building System Controls, etc. into a common, user-friendly “Dashboard”.

22. GSA Exhibit C – In Progress
Lighting Upgrade Project Implementation – $150,000 (including $15K DSM Incentive)
20+ Buildings
NRG funded (Exhibit C (not “UESC”)). Proposal based on audit of facilities for Eglin’s approval/award.
Awarded in June. (90% Complete)

23. GSA Exhibit C – Starting
Phase 2 DDC Backbone Project – ~$4.5M (estimated construction amount).
FY12 NRG funded. Approved Feasibility Study and Implementation Proposal Phase ($225K). T.O. recently awarded.
Construction phase is dependent on availability / approval of FY13 NRG funds (or 3rd Party financing if required).

24. GSA Exhibit A – Expecting
Annual Eglin Metering Services Agreement. Past value has been $100K. Current discussions on adding services to FY13 SOW.
Funded – annual Sensus AMI system maintenance, plus fiber optic network and communication equipment maintenance, replacements and upgrades for new Phase 1 DDC Backbone project being installed.

25. GSA Exhibit C – Anticipating
FY12, GSA Exh. C Project – #1 End Of Year potential – additional funds (up to $500K) for added scope to existing Phase 1 DDC Backbone Implementation (Contract Modification).
FY12, GSA Exh. C Project – #2 End Of Year potential – additional funds (up to $500K) for EMS Expansion (New Task Order).

26. Questions / Discussion
Andrew J. Saleh, PE CEM Gulf Power Energy Services or