1. The Role of Smart Buildings Improving Energy Efficiency with Integrated Control Tech Geoff Prosch Director of Federal Government Relations

2. 1 Section 2841: Adopt a Unified Energy Monitoring and Utility Control System Specification Adopt an energy and utility monitoring control system specification for use throughout DOD for the purpose of monitoring and controlling: A)Utilities and energy use B)Indoor environments C)HVAC components D)Central plant equipment E)Renewable energy generation systems F)Lighting G)Power distribution networks With the goal of establishing installation-wide energy monitoring and utility control systems.

3. Today’s Installations Lack Installation-Wide Energy Monitoring and Utility Control Systems Today’s Installations Lack Installation-Wide Energy Monitoring and Utility Control Systems

4. Vision for Tomorrow Installation-wide Eenergy Monitoring and Utility Control System Vision for Tomorrow Installation-wide Eenergy Monitoring and Utility Control System

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18. Case Study: Empire State Building Tenant Energy Management System More than half the energy savings exist within tenant spaces – can’t ignore them! Sub-metering and web application provides tenants with energy information, feedback, analysis, and tips Allows new lease structures to align tenant and landlord incentives 17

19. Case Study: Empire State Building RESULTS 38% energy savings, guaranteed Simple payback under 3 years Anticipate LEED Gold certification Energy Star Top 10% of U.S. office buildings 33% reduction in cooling load Savings of $4.4 million annually More than half the energy savings exist within tenant spaces – can’t ignore them! Submetering and web application provides tenants with energy information, feedback, analysis, and tips Allows new lease structures to align tenant and landlord incentives 18

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