Measure Specification & Savings Summary 4.1 Measure Specification [List any or variations to the measure, such as efficiency tiers, sizes, capacities, hours of operation, number of shifts, equipment types, etc. Example from FES G8 ECM Motors in – Walk-In coolers and Freezers: are available for ECMs replacing S-P motors or PSC “Incentives motors on existing walk-in freezer and walk-in cooler evaporator fans (does not include condenser fan motors). Incentive not available for equipment in new walk-in freezers or coolers.”] 4.2 Requirements for Application [List any rules or restrictions on customer eligibility for measure or incentive programs. Describe which markets, building types, climate zones, equipment types, etc. should be targeted and/or excluded by utility programs.] 4.3 Savings Summary [Provide a brief description or table summarizing savings estimates for all identified categories or variations for the measure.] Example from FES G8 ECM Motors in Walk-In coolers and Freezers: – Estimated Savings by Application Energy Savings ECM ECM Average of replacing replacing S-P replacing PSC S-P and PSC Annual Electrical 1,757 kWh 581 kWh 1,365 kWh Energy Savings Coincidental Peak 0.181 kW 0.051 kW 0.137 kW Savings Baseline and Proposed Improvement Description 5.1 Baseline Measure, Practice, or Technology [Provide summary of baseline measure, practice and justification of the technology. Clearly define the efficiency level of the baseline equipment and include any standards or ratings, as applicable. New Construction Code or Industry Standard Practice for the equipment not covered – under the code Existing Equipment Replacement Code, Federal Standards or Standard Practice if not – covered the code/standard. Note the MEMD does not differentiate between early replacement and replace on failure. Add-on Measures and Equipment Maintenance Existing equipment without the add-on – equipment or maintenance. Examples of add-on equipment are controls and variable frequency drives. Behavioral Programs Measure baseline is the assumed behaviors that would occur in – absence of the program (e.g., utility bill without energy usage feedback and benchmarking).] 5.2 Improved Measure, Practice, or Technology
Measure Specification & Savings Summary 4.1 Measure Specification [List any or variations to the measure, such as efficiency tiers, sizes, capacities, hours of operation, number of shifts, equipment types, etc. Example from FES G8 – ECM Motors in Walk-In coolers and Freezers: “Incentives are available for ECMs replacing S-P motors or PSC motors on existing walk-in freezer and walk-in cooler evaporator fans (does not include condenser fan motors). Incentive not available for equipment in new walk-in freezers or coolers.”] 4.2 Requirements for Application [List any rules or restrictions on customer eligibility for measure or incentive programs. Describe which markets, building types, climate zones, equipment types, etc. should be targeted and/or excluded by utility programs.] 4.3 Savings Summary [Provide a brief description or table summarizing savings estimates for all identified categories or variations for the measure.] Example from FES G8 – ECM Motors in Walk-In coolers and Freezers: Energy Savings Estimated Savings by Application ECM replacing S-P ECM replacing PSC Average of replacing S-P and PSC Annual Electrical Energy Savings 1,757 kWh 581 kWh 1,365 kWh Coincidental Peak Savings 0.181 kW 0.051 kW 0.137 kW Baseline and Proposed Improvement Description 5.1 Baseline Measure, Practice, or Technology [Provide summary of baseline measure, practice and justification of the technology. Clearly define the efficiency level of the baseline equipment and include any standards or ratings, as applicable. New Construction – Code or Industry Standard Practice for the equipment not covered under the code Existing Equipment Replacement – Code, Federal Standards or Standard Practice if not covered the code/standard. Note the MEMD does not differentiate between early replacement and replace on failure. Add-on Measures and Equipment Maintenance – Existing equipment without the add-on equipment or maintenance. Examples of add-on equipment are controls and variable frequency drives. Behavioral Programs – Measure baseline is the assumed behaviors that would occur in absence of the program (e.g., utility bill without energy usage feedback and benchmarking).] 5.2 Improved Measure, Practice, or Technology