1. 1 IT Steering Committee Conference Call#1 Magnus Herrlin DCEP Program Lead Bob Landstrom DCEP Level II Instructor IT Steering Committee Lead June 6, 2016

2. 2 Main Meeting Objectives Introduce participants IT Steering Committee Outline framework of overall DCEP Program Timeline

3. 3 IT Steering Committee Nicola Peill-MoelterAkamainpeill@akamai.comnpeill@akamai.com John FreyHPEjohn.frey@hpe.comjohn.frey@hpe.com Rob AldrichHitachi Data Systemsrob.aldrich@hds.comrob.aldrich@hds.com Mark MonroeEnergetic Consultingmark.monroe@energeticconsulting.commark.monroe@energeticconsulting.com Eric BeckmanUniversity of Pittsburghbeckman@pitt.edubeckman@pitt.edu Magnus HerrlinANCIS Inc.mherrlin@ancis.usmherrlin@ancis.us Bob LandstromGreen Circle, LLCboblandstrom@gmail.comboblandstrom@gmail.com

4. 4 Key Roles for Steering Committee The Steering Committee is an industry input and advisory body for aiding the development of the IT- Specialist part of the DCEP Program: Provide input on scope Provide input on training content (curriculum) Set direction for the IT Assessment Tool Review document and tool drafts.

5. 5 Consultants DOE/LBNL PTO(s) Help develop training and exam content Deliver training, exams, and certs Steering Committee Industry input, review and advisory body Industry Central coordinating body that maintains Program integrity DCEP Organizational Structure

6. 6 The Data Center industry and US Department of Energy (DOE) have partnered to develop a certificate process leading to energy practitioners qualified to evaluate the energy status and efficiency opportunities in Data Centers. Key objective: Raise the standards of those involved in energy assessments to accelerate energy savings in the dynamic and energy-intensive marketplace of Data Centers. Provide repeatability and credibility of recommendations. DCEP Program Overview

7. 7 Training Disciplines and Levels Cooling Systems Air Management Electrical Systems IT Equipment HVAC (available) Level 2: Specialist Training/Exam on Select Disciplines + Assessment Process + DC Pro System Assessment Tools Level 1: Generalist Training/Exam on All Disciplines + Assessment Process + DC Pro Profiling Tool IT-Equipment, Air-Management, Cooling Systems, and Electrical Systems IT (NOW)

8. 8 High-Level Profiling (and Tracking) Tool Overall efficiency (DCiE) End-use breakout Potential areas for energy efficiency improvement Overall energy use reduction potential IT-Equipment Servers Storage & networking Software. Electrical Systems UPS PDU Transformers Lighting Standby gen. Cooling Systems Air handlers/ conditioners Chillers, pumps, fans Free cooling. Air Management Hot/cold separation Environmental conditions Metrics. DOE DC Pro Software Tool Suite In-Depth Assessment Tools (same as training disciplines)

9. 9 Goals With your input…. Identify learning objectives Draft a syllabus for the course (6 hours + exam) Identify content needed Functional features of a tool

10. 10 Preliminary Development Timetable June-August: Online workshop conference calls email/ online review and commentary September: Finalize course outline and curriculum Functional description of IT Energy assessment tool

11. 11 Discussion

12. 12 Contacts/Links for DCEP Magnus Herrlinmherrlin@ancis.usmherrlin@ancis.us Bob Landstrom404-510-7980boblandstrom@gmail.comboblandstrom@gmail.com DOE Website: Sign up to stay up to date on new developments https://datacenters.lbl.gov/dcep https://datacenters.lbl.gov/dcep