Establish Base Year Consumption and Reconcile with End Use Consumption Estimates Sample Clauses

Establish Base Year Consumption and Reconcile with End Use Consumption Estimates. (This information is to be included in Schedule C of the Report) The ESCO shall examine the most recent 36 months of utility bills except as previously noted in Article 1 – Section A and establish Base Year consumption for electricity, fossil fuels and water by averaging; or selecting the most representative contiguous 12 months. The ESCO shall consult with building staff and account for any unusual or anomalous utility bills which may skew Base Year consumption from a reasonable representation. The ESCO shall estimate loading, usage and/or hours of operation for all major end uses representing more than 5% in aggregate of total Facility consumption including, but not limited to:
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Establish Base Year Consumption and Reconcile with End Use Consumption Estimates. (This information is to be included in Schedule C of the Report) The ESCO shall examine the most recent 36 months of utility bills except as previously noted in Article 1 – Section A and establish Base Year consumption for electricity, fossil fuels and water by averaging; or selecting the most representative contiguous 12 months. The ESCO shall consult with building staff and account for any unusual or anomalous utility bills which may skew Base Year consumption from a reasonable representation. The ESCO shall estimate loading, usage and/or hours of operation for all major end uses representing more than 5% in aggregate of total Facility consumption including, but not limited to: Water Lighting Heating Cooling HVAC motors (fans and pumps) Plug load Kitchen equipment Other equipment Miscellaneous Where loading or usage is highly uncertain the ESCO shall employ spot measurement and/or short term monitoring at its discretion, or at the request of ISSUER. Reasonable applications of measurement typically include variable loads that are likely candidates for conservation measures, such as cooling equipment. The annual end use estimated consumption shall be reconciled with the annual Base Year consumption to within 5% for electricity (kWh), fossil fuels and water. The contribution to electric peak demand for each end use shall also be reconciled to within 5% of the annual Base Year peak. The “miscellaneous” category shall not be more than 10% and each component shall be separately set forth. The purpose of this is to place reasonable limits on potential savings. A meeting to review appropriate schedules including Schedules A, B, C, and D shall be held by the ESCO, ISSUER and if requested by the ISSUER, the Qualified Reviewer, prior to proceeding with preparing the rest of the IGA Report. The Utility Savings Initiative (USI) shall attend this meeting to assess conformity with statutes and the M&V guidelines. The meeting of these organizations to discuss findings should be conducted in person.
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Establish Base Year Consumption and Reconcile with End Use Consumption Estimates. The ESCO shall examine the most recent 24 months of utility bills and establish Base Year consumption for electricity, fossil fuels and water by averaging; or selecting the most representative contiguous 12 months. The ESCO shall consult with Facility(s) staff and account for any unusual or anomalous utility bills which may skew Base Year consumption from a reasonable representation. The ESCO shall analyze all major end uses representing more than 5% of total Facility(s) consumption including, but not limited to: lighting heating cooling HVAC motors (fans and pumps) plug load kitchen equipment other equipment miscellaneous Where loading and/or usage are highly uncertain, the ESCO shall employ spot measurement and/or short term monitoring at its discretion, or at the request of the Owner/Operator. Reasonable applications of measurement typically include variable loads that are likely candidates for conservation measures, such as cooling equipment.
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Establish Base Year Consumption and Reconcile with End Use Consumption Estimates. The ESCO shall examine the most recent 36 months of utility bills except as previously noted in in Article 1 – Section A and establish Base Year consumption for electricity, fossil fuels and water by averaging; or selecting the most representative contiguous 12 months. The ESCO shall consult with building staff and account for any unusual or anomalous utility bills which may skew Base Year consumption from a reasonable representation. The ESCO shall estimate loading, usage and/or hours of operation for all major end uses representing more than 5% in aggregate of total Facility consumption including, but not limited to: Water Lighting Heating Cooling HVAC motors (fans and pumps) Plug load Kitchen equipment Other equipment Miscellaneous Where loading or usage is highly uncertain The ESCO shall employ spot measurement and/or short term monitoring at its discretion, or at the request of Issuer. Reasonable applications of measurement typically include variable loads that are likely candidates for conservation measures, such as cooling equipment. The annual end use estimated consumption shall be reconciled with the annual Base Year consumption to within 5% for electricity (kWh), fossil fuels and water. The contribution to electric peak demand for each end use shall also be reconciled to within 5% of the annual Base Year peak. The “miscellaneous” category shall not be more than 10% and each component shall be separately set forth. The purpose of this is to place reasonable limits on potential savings.
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