Grouped Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated Simple Efficiency Installed Cost Yearly Energy Yearly Dollar Payback Measures ($) Savings Savings (Years) (EEMs) (kWh) ($) Totals $ $ Weighted average 8 Saving and Payback Summary – EEM 1 List EEM in more detail including why the measure is being recommended and helpful information for decision-making and implementation. EEM 2 List EEM in more detail including why the measure is being recommended and helpful information for decision-making and implementation. Additional Measures or Strategies Include additional guidance on overall strategies or things to consider going forward. The pie charts below show the current data center energy breakdown (Figure 7) and the projected energy breakdown after the implementation of recommended measures (Figure 8). The estimate of the absolute number of xx average kW in Figure 8 assumes the IT load stays constant. As the IT load grows, the absolute total number will grow, and the absolute energy use of the electrical and cooling infrastructure will grow, but the PUE typically decreases since the infrastructure generally gets more efficient as the load increases. Figure 7 Current Facility Performance (xx total kW as of Month/Year) –
Grouped Efficiency Measures (EEMs) Estimated Installed Cost ($) Estimated Yearly Energy Savings (kWh) Estimated Yearly Dollar Savings ($) Estimated Simple Payback (Years) Totals $ $ Weighted average 8 – Saving and Payback Summary EEM 1 List EEM in more detail including why the measure is being recommended and helpful information for decision-making and implementation. EEM 2 List EEM in more detail including why the measure is being recommended and helpful information for decision-making and implementation. Additional Measures or Strategies Include additional guidance on overall strategies or things to consider going forward. The pie charts below show the current data center energy breakdown (Figure 7) and the projected energy breakdown after the implementation of recommended measures (Figure 8). The estimate of the absolute number of xx average kW in Figure 8 assumes the IT load stays constant. As the IT load grows, the absolute total number will grow, and the absolute energy use of the electrical and cooling infrastructure will grow, but the PUE typically decreases since the infrastructure generally gets more efficient as the load increases. Figure 7 – Current Facility Performance (xx total kW as of Month/Year)
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