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Approved Date
02/09/2010
Control Number
2010-044
Agenda Item Number
12.A.1.
Entity Name
Indian River County 2010 EECBG Energy Efficiency Project
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FPL Energy Audit
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PHASE 2 <br /> TECHNICAL <br /> ENERGY AUDIT <br /> RECOMMENDED ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES <br /> In reference to existing lighting levels found in this survey, the building shows above average to <br /> adequate light levels and most of the areas have consistent lighting distribution. FPLES' lighting <br /> retrofit will improve the working environment by improving the lighting quality and <br /> levels in most areas. Although energy savings are the main objective, FPLES <br /> lighting retrofit will avoid sacrificing lighting levels in areas with existing low light <br /> levels to obtain greater savings (the estimated improvement in light levels in most <br /> areas are in a range of 5 to 10% in comparison with the existing light levels). <br /> FPLES recommends that Indian River County moves forward to implement the lighting <br /> retrofit, as the ECM has the following savings and cost characteristics: <br /> Recommemded <br /> NMIA 4 153 293751 23,773 "46 <br /> (Note: The detailed analyses and cut sheets for this ECM can be found in Appendix H& I) <br /> ECM - 2: Occupancy Sensors <br /> FPLES performed an analysis of the facility's lighting system with respect to the <br /> use of occupancy sensors. It showed that additional savings for the selected <br /> rooms can be achieved adding the sensors. This is based on a review of the <br /> facility's occupancy pattern, lighting usage and FPLES historical data. <br /> For this facility, multiple rooms were selected for the installation of occupancy <br /> sensors and/or time switches which resulted in additional 36,415 kWh in savings. <br /> The models being used are shown in the Appendix and are for the various rooms <br /> (offices, conference rooms, storage rooms, mechanical rooms and electrical <br /> rooms). <br /> FPLES recommends that Indian River County moves forward to implement the occupancy sensors, <br /> as the ECM has the following savings and cost characteristics: <br /> Recommended <br /> NLA 14,242 114,320 3.4 Yrs <br /> (Note: The detailed analyses and cut sheets for this ECM can be found in Appendix H& I) <br /> ECM - 3: Water Conservation <br />
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