Lighting Retrofit Savings Sample Clauses

Lighting Retrofit Savings. Lighting power consumption shall be measured before and after retrofitting and the reduction shall be used to represent the actual power savings for each retrofitted fixture. Light Energy Unit Savings are stipulated and shall be calculated assuming the operating hours specified in the attached appendix INSERT HERE
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Lighting Retrofit Savings. Power consumption before lighting is retrofitted and afterward shall be measured and the reduction shall be used to represent the actual power savings for each retrofitted fixture. Measurements shall be taken in accordance with the Measurement and Verification method described in Schedule P. Lighting Energy Unit Savings shall be calculated utilizing the operating/burn time hours specified below: Location Burn Hour Group Burn Hours Aquatic Center Aquatic Center 3,528 Aquatic Center Aquatic Center Floods 1,000 Aquatic Center Aquatic Center Pavilion 1,000 Aquatic Center Exterior 4,380 Aquatic Center Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Areas 2,600 City Hall Conference Room 1,500 City Hall Exit Signs 8,760 City Hall Exterior 4,380 City Hall Private Offices 2,340 City Hall Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 500 Country Club Auditorium 1,000 Country Club Conference Room 1,500 Country Club Country Club Common Areas 4,380 Country Club Country Club Maintenance Buildings 3,276 Country Club Country Club Restroom Buildings 4,380 Country Club Exit Signs 8,760 Country Club Exterior 4,380 Country Club Private Offices 2,340 Country Club Private Restroom 1,000 Country Club Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 500 Fire Station 50 Bunk Room 1,000 Fire Station 50 Exit Signs 8,760 Fire Station 50 Exterior 4,380 Fire Station 50 Fire Station 50 2,600 Fire Station 50 Private Offices 2,340 Fire Station 50 Private Restroom 1,000 Fire Station 50 Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 500 Fire Station 51 Bunk Room 1,000 Fire Station 51 Common Areas 2,600 Location Burn Hour Group Burn Hours Fire Station 51 Conference Room 1,500 Fire Station 51 Exit Signs 8,760 Fire Station 51 Exterior 4,380 Fire Station 51 Fire Station 51 2,600 Fire Station 51 Private Offices 2,340 Fire Station 51 Private Restroom 1,000 Fire Station 51 Stairwells 8,760 Fire Station 51 Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 500 Offenhauser Recreation Center Exit Signs 8,760 Offenhauser Recreation Center Exterior 4,380 Offenhauser Recreation Center Private Offices 2,340 Offenhauser Recreation Center Rec Center 3,276 Offenhauser Recreation Center Storage / Mechanical / Electrical / Janitor 500 Police Department Exit Signs 8,760 Police Department Exterior 4,380 Police Department Police Common Areas 8,760 Police Department Private Offices 2,340 Police Department Private Restroom 1,000 Police Department Stairwells 8,760 Police Department Storage / Mechanical / Electrical...
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Lighting Retrofit Savings. The M&V protocol for this savings source is based on IPMVP Option A. Electricity reduction from the lighting retrofit will be verified by measuring a select number of light fixture’s power before and after retrofit. The measurements will be done one time. Run hours for the light fixtures will be stipulated based on the logged run hours data collected during the energy audit. Selection of light fixtures for measurement will be based on Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) guide for sample sizing. For this ECM, we will use the number of samples that correspond to 80% confidence level with 20% precision. Measured Variables:  Baseline power consumption of selected light fixtures  Post retrofit power consumption of selected light fixtures Stipulated Variables:  Run hours of light fixtures based on logged data collected in the audit. Table 6.8 shows the stipulated run hours. Financial Grade Operational Audit Table 6.8. Baseline Run Hours by Room Types Room Type Annual Run Hours Corridors and Lobbies 3,432 Offices and Laboratories 3,276 Shops and Warehouses 3,016 Equipment Rooms 4,732 Connecting Galleries 5,694 Exterior Lighting 4,368  Cost Savings Calculations Peak demand reduction from lighting retrofit will be determined based on the measured power consumptions. Peak monthly kW savings = Baseline kW – Post retrofit kW Peak annual kW savings = Peak monthly kW savings x 12 months In our savings projection, we assumed that peak demand savings exist in only five buildings listed below. This is because the other buildings are process equipment buildings that are typically empty during peak periods. The only exception is the Reuse Irrigation Pump Station that has all emergency lights that are on 24/7.  Administration Building  Laboratory Building  Maintenance/Warehouse Building  Training Building  Reuse Irrigation Pump Station Electricity savings from lighting retrofit will be calculated from the measured power reduction and stipulated run hours. Annual kWh savings =  [ (Baseline kW – Post retrofit kW) x Run hours ] for all fixtures Cost savings from lighting retrofit will then be calculated using the Time-of-Use rate schedule, as appropriate.
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