Boundary of Energy Use and Cost Savings Determination Sample Clauses

Boundary of Energy Use and Cost Savings Determination. The energy cost avoidance determination for this ECM is isolated to the respective systems retrofit. A retrofit isolation approach (option A) was selected to determine the energy unit displacement and cost avoidance. This method was selected as a cost effective approach providing an acceptable balance between the costs of doing M&V versus the quantity of projected Cost Savings. This method analyzes energy use within the isolated boundary of this particular ECM retrofit and not the building as a whole at the utility meter. This retrofit isolation approach thus avoids the time and expense necessary to track on-site changes that effect electrical use as seen at the electric utility meter that are not related to this ECM. Honeywell will provide verification that the mechanical systems installed are operating to the specifications of the manufacturer and to the specifications projected in this Contract through the documentation records provided by the installer and by annual spot check of sample populations of systems. Other equipment & processes will not be monitored. Electrical energy is not monitored as part of this program. Utility bill accounting and auditing is not included, and if desired, can be provided at extra cost.
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Boundary of Energy Use and Cost Savings Determination. The energy cost avoidance determination for this ECM is isolated to the street lighting system retrofit, and will be confirmed by data from FP&L Utility Bill information for a sample population of the fixture(s) retrofit. Honeywell will provide verification that the street lighting systems installed are operating to the specifications of the manufacturer and to the specifications projected in this Contract through the documentation records provided by the installer. Electrical energy is not monitored as part of this program, annual energy unit cost will be the only variable monitored or updated in the annual reconciliation report as applicable. Rate Reduction Savings The street lighting systems are not individually metered. The amount of energy used is not metered. Per-Fixture energy charges are billed by rate schedule only, i.e. a particular wattage fixture is billed based on a rate schedule for that wattage fixture. By reducing the fixture wattage, the rate for that fixture is changed (reduced). Post Retrofit Energy Cost Savings will also be based on the rate schedule from FP&L’s customer owned and maintained LED street lighting rate.
Boundary of Energy Use and Cost Savings Determination. The energy cost avoidance determination for this ECM is dependent on the reduced loss of energy through air infiltration or leakage around doors, windows, roofs, wall penetrations or poor or missing insulating materials that cause loss of conditioned air, or introduction of unconditioned air to conditioned spaces. Measured and stipulated parameters will be used on the application and energy impact.
Boundary of Energy Use and Cost Savings Determination. The energy cost avoidance determination for this ECM is isolated to water consumption and sewer services. A retrofit isolation approach (option A) was selected to determine the energy unit displacement and cost avoidance. This method was selected for the Water Conservation Measures ECM as a cost effective approach providing an acceptable balance between the costs of doing M&V versus the quantity of projected Cost Savings. This method analyzes energy use within the isolated boundary of this particular ECM retrofit and not the building as a whole at the utility meter. This retrofit isolation approach thus avoids the time and expense necessary to track on-site changes that effect electrical use as seen at the water utility meter that are not related to this ECM. Honeywell will provide verification that the plumbing fixtures installed are operating to the specifications of the manufacturer and to the specifications projected in this Contract through the documentation records provided by the installer and by spot check of sample populations of systems. Other equipment & processes will not be monitored.

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