1. The Greening of Anaheim APPA B&F Conference Cheryl Gilbert Anaheim Public Utilities Austin, Texas September, 2007

2. Anaheim Energy Portfolio 2005/2006 Resource Type –Biomass and waste –Geothermal –Small hydroelectric –Large hydroelectric –Solar –Wind –Other renewables Total Renewables Percent of customer requirements –0.0% –0.82% –0.08% –3.94% –0.0% –3.75% –0.0% –8.59%

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4. Green Power Programs Green building program –Expedited plan review process –Waive plan check fees (up to $50,000 per project) –Economic Development Discount electric rate –New construction incentives (up to $75,000 per commercial facility) –Energy Star® appliance incentives (up to $50,000) –LEED certification (up to $30,000)

5. Green Power Programs Voluntary programs funded by contributions from customers –Green Power for the Grid Helps bring renewable energy through the grid –Green Power for the Schools Contributions are used to help fund solar panels at Anaheim schools. –In some cases, the solar panels are incorporated into covers for lunch shelters or parking lots.

6. Solar Power Pre-approved residential customers can receive rebates of up to 50% of the cost of installing a solar system in their home (maximum $14,000), and $4.00 per watt, up to 3,500 watts. Net-metering –Customers are paid at the wholesale rate for electricity going back into the grid

7. Home Utility Checkup Free in-home evaluations designed to help residents reduce their electric and water consumption. Includes installation of free low-flow showerheads, faucet aerators, toilet dams and flappers and up to five compact fluorescent light bulbs. Recommendations are discussed during the audit and a more comprehensive evaluation is mailed about 2 weeks later.

8. Home Investment Package Starts with a whole-home energy audit that reviews lighting, appliances, ventilation, heating and cooling, and insulation. Recommendations are made which may include installation of Energy Star® appliances, insulation, new windows, use of compact fluorescent light bulbs, sealing cracks, etc. Licensed contractors are pre-approved. Green Power Program rebates and fee waivers may apply, as well as low-cost financing.

9. Home Incentives Program Rebates for purchasing Energy Star® appliances: –Clothes washer $150 –Refrigerator $ 50 –Whole house fan $100 –Central air cond. $100/ton –High performance windows $1/sq. ft.

10. On-line Home Energy Audit Customers enter information about the size and age of their home and appliances, and their appliance usage. Displays a graph showing the annual cost and percentage of their electric charges for each appliance with recommendations for decreasing consumption.

11. Business Energy Audit A free on-site audit of insulation, roofing, HVAC system, lighting, equipment operation, etc. and recommendations for upgrades. Special program for dry cleaners –Can receive up to $6,000 for upgrading to energy-efficient, environmentally friendly equipment

12. Water and Energy Education Programs We provide age-appropriate educational programs to public and private schools in Anaheim including: –Classes on electric and water conservation –Annual water conservation poster contest –Tree Power classes which may include planting trees or nature walks

13. Tree Power! Partnership between Anaheim Public Utilities and Community Services Dept. Provides free trees to homeowners, non- profits, schools, multi-family complexes, and public lands. A representative visits the property to recommend the best type of trees and locations and offer tips on planting and maintenance.

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15. More Information WWW.ANAHEIM.NET Click on City Departments/Public Utilities Select Green Connection Questions? –cgilbert@anaheim.net