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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution No 35-2021 - Ameresco Inc. Qualified Provider Approval Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract MorrisRESOLUTION NO. 35-2021 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS CONFIRMING COMPLIANCE WITH IC 36-1-12.5-1 ET. SEQ, AND RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF AMERESCO, INC. AS A QUALIFIED PROVIDER AND APPROVAL OF A GUARANTEED ENERGY SAVINGS CONTRACT RELATING TO THE MORRIS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AND PALAIS ROYALE WHEREAS, on December 18, 2017, the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana (“the Common Council”) designated the City’s Board of Public Works and Department of Public Works to be the Common Council’s authorized agents: “for purposes of meeting the provisions required of Indiana Code §36-1-12.-5 and other Indiana laws leading up to the final review of and the execution by the South Bend Common Council of a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract for implementing a program to replace old or failing equipment across many facilities in the Department of Venues Parks and Arts.” (Common Council Resolution No. 4690-17, Section 1 (1)); and WHEREAS, in that same Resolution No. 4690-17, the Common Council also requested the City’s Board of Public Works and the Department of Public Works to “make an advisory recommendation to the Common Council concerning the selection of a company to contract with for a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract.” (Id., Section 1 (2) ); and WHEREAS, in compliance with the notice and publication requirements of Ind. Code 36- 1-12.5-5 (b) and (c), the City Department of Public Works and Board of Public Works sought proposals from qualified providers to propose conservation measures through a guaranteed energy savings contract and received, a proposal, among others that it fully evaluated, from Ameresco, Inc. (the “Qualified Provider”) to evaluate, recommend, and then undertake certain energy conservation measures at the Morris Performing Arts and the Palais Royale (each located within one integrated building structure hereafter designated as “the Morris facility”); WHEREAS, Ameresco Inc., is a corporation with its principal place of business in Framingham, Massachusetts, experienced in the design, implementation, and installation of energy conservation measures. It provides engineering services with respect to conservation measures by a professional engineer licensed under IC 25-31 who is under Ameresco’s direct employment and supervision. Therefore, Ameresco is a “Qualified Provider” within the scope and meaning of Ind. Code 36-1-12.5-3; and WHEREAS, the City through the Common Council and by recommendation of this Board previously approved on April 13, 2015 a Guaranteed Savings Contract between the City and Ameresco, Inc. regarding energy savings at Century Center in Ordinance No. 10357-15 which to date has delivered effective guaranteed savings to the City; and WHEREAS, attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit 1 is a proposed contract between the City and Qualified Provider Ameresco (Exhibit 1) which includes as attachments all 2 of Ameresco’s recommendations for energy conservation measures and the details required by Indiana law under 36-1-12.5 for such energy savings. Specifically, the energy conservation measures recommended by Ameresco and described in the Scope of Services Attachment B to Exhibit 1 include but are not limited to the following: (a) LED lighting upgrades; (b) replacement and/or renovation of the heat and air conditioning equipment (boiler, pump, heat pump controls, replacement of roof top units (RTU) and MAU); (d) plumbing fixture replacement; (e) fire alarm system replacement; (f) roofing replacement for the facility; and (g) any projects related to any of the foregoing projects (clauses (a) through and including (f) collectively, the “Conservation Measure Projects”); and WHEREAS, Ameresco’s evaluation and recommendation is supported by detailed cost estimates pursuant to IC 36-1-12.5-6 for the design, engineering, installation, maintenance, repair, and the amounts by which energy or water consumption, wastewater costs, and operating costs will be reduced, the amounts by which billable revenues will be increased.(Attachment C-Savings Guarantee; Attachment G-Measurement and Verification Plan; Methodology and Calculation of Savings). Ameresco itself will be the contractor for the guaranteed energy savings services; and WHEREAS, this Board recommends to the Common Council that it approve Ameresco, Inc. as the Qualified Provider for the Conservation Measure Projects to be implemented at the Morris facility and further, that it approve Exhibit 1 together with all of the Attachments to Exhibit 1 as a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract in compliance with IC 36-1-12.5. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Public Works of the City of South Bend, as follows: SECTION I. The recitals contained in this Resolution are true and correct and are incorporated in this Resolution by reference. SECTION II. Ameresco Inc. is a Qualified Provider within the meaning and scope of Ind. Code §36-1-12.5-3 and the Common Council should approve it as such because among other reasons, Ameresco, Inc. has performed similar services for the City of South Bend in the past which have resulted in guaranteed energy savings as promised, and because Ameresco, Inc. has considerable experience performing such services throughout Indiana and the nation. SECTION III. Exhibit 1 together with its incorporated attachments constitutes a Guaranteed Energy Savings contract in compliance with Indiana law requirements and it should be confirmed, ratified, and approved by the Common Council for the Conservation Measure Projects at the Morris facility. SECTION IV. To the extent not expressly included in Common Council Resolution No. 4690-17, the Common Council should designate the Mayor, the City Clerk, the Controller, and all members of the Board of Public Works to execute and deliver on behalf of the City any and all documents and instruments necessary or proper, and further to do and cause to be done any and all other acts necessary or proper to carry out the transactions contemplated by Exhibit 1 or by law. 3 Adopted the 26th day of October, 2021. Jordan V. Gathers, Member Joseph R. Molnar, Member Murray L. Miller, Member October 26, 2021 INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION OF ENGINEERING TO: Anne Fuchs, Clerk and Members of the Board of Public Works FROM: Becca Plantz SUBJECT: Recommendation for Selection of Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract Provider for Morris Performing Arts Center Agreement DATE: October 26, 2021 On behalf of the review committee I would like to recommend the provider for the Morris Performing Arts Center Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract be Ameresco, Inc.. After careful review of evaluations from the review committee based upon all submissions to the Request for Qualifications and presentations and interviews by the top three candidates, Ameresco, Inc. was chosen by collaborative scoring by the review committee as per the RFQ in October 2017. I confirm that advertisements for the RFQ were published, two addendums were published, four applications were received and reviewed, interviews were performed for those considered qualified, and a selection was made. Qualification applications were received from Ameresco, Inc., EMCOR Construction Services, Inc., Honeywell International, Inc., and Siemens Industry, Inc. Ameresco, Inc. offers a local presence and a strong portfolio of successful local government performance contracts in Indiana, including South Bend. Representatives of these projects give highly positive reviews for working with Ameresco, Inc. under a performance contracting model. I ask that the Board of Public Works approve the accompanying resolution, which will ratify the recommendation of the review committee and authorize an Energy Savings Agreement with Ameresco, Inc. to execute the energy savings project RESOLUTION No. 4690-17 Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana December 11, 20 17 Attest: City Clerk Attest President of Common Council Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana December 12, 20 17 City Clerk Approved and signed by me 2 I 20 1 I Maw Amended Bill No. 17-80 A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND INDIANA TO APPOINT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AS ITS AGENTS FOR OVERSEEING THE GUARANTEED ENERGY SAVINGS CONTRACT FOR VENUES PARKS AND ARTS Whereas, the City of South Bend desires to implement a program to replace old or failing equipment with energy-efficient and reliable equipment across many facilities in the Department of Venues Parks and Arts; and Whereas, these upgrades will decrease energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; reduce utility, operations, and maintenance budgets; and improve the quality of our parks and public spaces; and Whereas, pursuant to Indiana Code §36-1-12.5- 5 the Common Council is authorized to enter into an agreement to participate in a utility efficiency program or a guaranteed savings contract in order to implement energy savings measures; and Whereas, in 2015, the City of South Bend executed a guaranteed savings contract for a similar project at the Century Center, resulting in significant energy cost savings and operational improvements, and over-performing guaranteed savings by 14.6% in its first year. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, as follows: Section I The South Bend Common Council hereby believes that the following guidelines and policies are in the best interests of the City of South Bend Indiana in order to advance potential energy efficiencies and energy savings at Venues Parks and Arts facilities: 1. The Board of Public Works and the Department of Public Works of the City of South Bend Indiana shall be the authorized agents for the South Bend Common Council for purposes of meeting the provisions required of Indiana Code §36-1-12.5-5 and other Indiana laws leading up to the final review of and the execution by the South Bend Common council of a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract for implementing a program to replace old or failing equipment with energy-efficient and reliable equipment across many facilities in the Department of Venues Parks and Arts. Such authorization would include without limitation the preparation of specifications and evaluation criteria, advertisement for proposals, opening of proposals, evaluating proposals, rejecting non responsive proposals, and making advisory recommendations to the Common Council. 2. The Board of Public Works and the Department of Public Works shall make an advisory recommendation to the South Bend Common Council concerning the selection of a company to contract with for a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract, with the South Bend Common Council retaining the sole and exclusive authority to enter into such a contract. 3. The Board of Public Works and the Department of Public Works are authorized to supervise all work done on the Guaranteed Savings Contract concerning replacement of old or failing equipment at facilities in the Department of Venues Parks and Arts, including the power to authorize change orders and amendments. 4. The Board of Public Works and the Department of Public Works shall report to the South Bend Common Council via the Parks Arts Recreation and Culture Committee and at a regular Common Council meeting under Special Business as requested by the Council. Section II This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. Member of the Com on Council Filed in Clerk's Office OEC 11 2011 KAREEN1.11AH POWLER CITY S TEDOP , o SOUT City of South Bend 574)235-9321 Fax(574)235-9173 Common Council TDD 574 235-5567 pBACE http://www.southbendin.gov 441 Count-City Building• 227 W.Jefferson Blvd 1865 South Bend,Indiana 46601 Tim Scott President December 11,2017 Oliver Davis South Bend Common Council Vice-President 4t'Floor, County City Building Gavin Ferlic South Bend, IN 46601 Chairperson,Committee of the Whole Re: Bill No.17-80 Proposed Resolution appointing the Agents for overseeing Tim Scott guaranteed energy savings continue facts for venue parks and arts First District Dear Council Members: Regina Williams-Preston I am filing a proposed amended resolution which appoints the Board of Public Works Second District and the Department of Public Works as the Council's agents for overseeing the Guaranteed Energy Savings contracts for old and failing equipment with energy Randy Kelly efficient equipment across the facilities in the Department of Venues Parks and Arts. Third District These contracts should result in significant energy savings for the City as similar contracts have done for the Century Center. Jo M.Broden Fourth District Thank you for your consideration. Dr.David Varner Fifth District Sincerely Yours, Oliver Davis Sixth District Gavin Ferlic Robert J. Palmer At Large Attorney for Sou h Bend Common Council John Voorde At Large Karen White At Large Filed in Clerk's Office DEC 112017 KAREEMAH FOWLER CITY CLERK,SOUTH BEND,IN ENERGY SERVICES AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN CITY OF SOUTH BEND AND AMERESCO, INC. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 1 of 54 Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 3 of 54 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTIONS 1 Scope of Services 2 Ownership of ECM(s) 3 Financing and Ability to Pay 4 Contract Cost; Progress Payments 5 Term 6 Savings Guarantee 7 Right of Entry/Space 8 Changes in Services 9 Warranties 10 Customer’s Responsibilities 11 Defaults 12 Remedies for Default 13 Dispute Resolution 14 Insurance and Bonds 15 Indemnification and Limitation of Liability 16 Agreement Interpretation and Venue 17 Privileged and Proprietary Information 18 Severability 19 Assignment and Subcontracting 20 Waiver 21 Force Majeure 22 Contract Documents 23 Notices 24 Records 25 Representations and Warranties 26 Additional Representation and Warranties of Customer 27 Independent Contractor 28 Negligent/Wrongful Acts 29 Further Documents and Events 30 Third Party Beneficiaries 31 Notifications of Governmental Action - Occupational Safety and Health 32 Appropriations; Termination for Convenience 33 References ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT A PROPERTY DESCRIPTION ATTACHMENT B SCOPE OF SERVICES ATTACHMENT C SAVINGS GUARANTEE ATTACHMENT D(1) DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE ATTACHMENT D(2) PERCENT COMPLETE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CERTIFICATE ATTACHMENT D(3) SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION CERTIFICATE ATTACHMENT E NOTICE TO PROCEED ATTACHMENT F CHANGE ORDER Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 4 of 54 ATTACHMENT G MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION PLAN; METHODOLOGY OF CALCULATING SAVINGS ATTACHMENT H TRAINING ATTACHMENT I MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION FEE SCHEDULE ATTACHMENT J CUSTOMER’S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES; STANDARDS OF SERVICE AND COMFORT ATTACHMENT K CONTRACTOR’S NON-COLLUSION AND NON-DEBARMENT AFFIDAVIT, CERTIFICATION REGARDING INVESTMENT WITH IRAN, EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION, NON- DISCRIMINATION COMMITMENT AND CERTIFICATION OF USE OF UNITED STATES STEEL PRODUCTS OR FOUNDRY PRODUCTS ENERGY SERVICES AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN CITY OF SOUTH BEND AND AMERESCO, INC. THIS ENERGY SERVICES AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”) is entered into on , 2021, by and between City of South Bend having its principal place of business located at 219 South Saint Louis Boulevard, South Bend, IN 46617 (hereinafter referred to as “Customer”) and Ameresco, Inc., having its principal place of business at 111 Speen Street, Suite 410, Framingham, MA 01701 (hereinafter referred to as “Ameresco”). The parties to this Agreement shall be collectively referred to as the “Parties ” and individually as a “Party .” WHEREAS, Customer issued a Request for Proposals submitted on March 14, 2014 (the “RFP ”) seeking proposals from qualified energy service companies to provide performance-based services for the design and execution of an energy consumption reduction plan including acceptance of payment for such services via guaranteed cost savings accrued as a result of plan implementation; WHEREAS, Ameresco has prepared and issued a Proposal to Customer, in response to the RFP; WHEREAS, Customer wishes Ameresco to perform a project (“Project”), in phases, consisting of certain energy conservation services and installations as set forth on Attachment B (as amended and/or otherwise modified from time to time as provided herein, the “Scope of Services ”) at Customer’s facilities described in Attachment A (the “Property ”), and Ameresco wishes to perform such services; and WHEREAS, Customer owns and controls the Property. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants, representations, warranties, and mutual promises and agreements contained herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the Parties hereby agree as follows: SECTION 1 Scope of Services (a)Work: Upon Ameresco’s receipt of a “Notice To Proceed,” substantially in the form October 26 Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 5 of 54 attached to this Agreement as Attachment E, Ameresco shall furnish all labor, materials and equipment and perform all work (the “Work ”) required for the completion of the Scope of Services, including installation of the energy conservation and facility improvement measures (“ECM (s)”), included in the Scope of Services, as such Scope of Services may be modified in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Customer and Ameresco shall mutually plan the scheduling of the installation of the ECM(s), so as to minimize disruption of the daily routine of Customer’s personnel. (b)Disposal: As part of the Scope of Services Ameresco shall (i) be responsible for the disposal of all non-hazardous equipment and materials which are rendered useless and removed as a result of the installation of the ECMs and (ii) cause all lamps which are classified as hazardous wastes by the rules and regulations of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (40 CFR Parts 260 through 279) and PCB-contaminated ballasts, if any, which have been rendered useless and removed as a result of the installation of the ECMs to be disposed of. All other existing PCB-contaminated ballasts, lamps and any other hazardous materials, however, shall remain the sole responsibility of Customer and Ameresco shall assume no liability whatsoever in connection with their removal, transportation and disposal. (c)Asbestos and Lead Paint: (i)Asbestos: Ameresco’s Scope of Services is predicated on the viability of the Project without Ameresco’s encountering or disturbing asbestos or being required to perform any asbestos abatement or taking any other action with respect to asbestos. Customer hereby represents and warrants to Ameresco that to the best of its knowledge there is no asbestos or other hazardous material in any area wherein Ameresco shall be performing the Scope of Services. If: (a) Ameresco encounters any friable asbestos which is in the vicinity of the Project that is not identified in the Scope of Services, (b)Ameresco determines that its work will result in the disturbance of asbestos containing material, or (c) Ameresco determines that the presence of asbestos containing material may impede Ameresco’s work, Ameresco shall notify Customer of the same and Customer shall either: (x) at its cost, cause the asbestos to be lawfully removed, enclosed, encapsulated or otherwise abated in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations; (y) at its cost, provide written test reports showing that asbestos in that area has been properly removed, enclosed encapsulated or otherwise abated in accordance with applicable laws rules and regulations; or (z) abandon the Project and terminate this Agreement. If Ameresco cannot determine whether any particular material contains asbestos, Customer, upon Ameresco’s written request, shall either: (I) at Customer’s cost, lawfully perform tests or cause tests to be performed in order to determine whether such material contains asbestos and/or whether there are unacceptable levels of airborne particulate material containing asbestos and provide such test report to Ameresco; or (II) abandon the Project and terminate this Agreement. Under no circumstances shall Ameresco be required to handle asbestos. If Ameresco encounters asbestos that materially affects the Scope of Services or the Project schedule, Ameresco, at its option, may demobilize and cease construction in the area affected by the presence of asbestos until such time as Customer elects and performs one of the options afforded Customer as described in this Subsection. If Customer does not promptly take action, as provided herein, or notifies Ameresco that it shall not take such action, Ameresco may, at its option, either remove the affected area from its Scope of Services (and make commensurate adjustments to its rights and obligations) or terminate this Agreement in its entirety. Customer shall be responsible for payment of the portion of Scope of Services implemented prior to termination. Customer shall be responsible for any and all costs (including termination) incurred by Ameresco that relate to the presence of asbestos. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc.Page 6 of 54 (ii)Lead Paint: Ameresco’s Scope of Services is predicated on the viability of the Project without Ameresco’s encountering or disturbing lead paint or being required to perform abatement or providing any notice or taking any other action with respect to lead paint. Customer hereby represents and warrants to Ameresco that there is no exposed lead paint in any area in which Ameresco shall be performing the Scope of Services. If Ameresco encounters lead paint in any area where it is to perform the Scope of Services, which performance would require disturbing lead paint, and Ameresco reasonably believes that such paint may be lead paint, Customer, upon Ameresco’s written request, shall either (a) at Customer’s cost, lawfully perform tests or cause tests to be performed in order to determine whether such paint contains lead and shall provide a test report to Ameresco; or (b) abandon the Project and terminate this Agreement. If such test report demonstrates the presence of lead paint or Ameresco reasonably believes that performing its services under this Agreement is likely to cause the disturbance of lead paint in such a manner as to require Ameresco to provide any notification or take any actions pursuant to any federal, state or local laws, rules, or regulations and Ameresco notifies Customer of the same, Customer shall: (x) at its cost, cause the lead paint to be lawfully removed, or otherwise abated in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations; or (y) abandon the Project and terminate this Agreement. Under no circumstances, shall Ameresco be required to perform services which cause the disturbance of lead paint. If lead paint materially affects the Project Schedule, Ameresco, at its sole option, may demobilize and cease construction in the area affected by the presence of lead paint until such time as Customer has elected and performed one of the options afforded Customer as described in this Subsection. If Customer does not promptly take action as provided herein or notifies Ameresco that it shall not take such action, Ameresco may, at its sole option, either remove the affected area from its Scope of Services (and make commensurate adjustments to its rights and obligations) or terminate this Agreement in its entirety. Customer shall be responsible for payment of the portion of Scope of Services implemented prior to such termination. Customer shall be responsible for any and all costs (including termination) incurred by Ameresco that relate to the presence of lead paint. (d)Compliance With Law: Ameresco shall, at its expense, comply with and obtain all applicable licenses and permits required by federal, state and local laws in connection with (i) the installation of the ECMs and (ii) the operation and/or maintenance of the ECMs (to the extent that Ameresco agrees to perform such operations and/or maintenance services). In the event that Ameresco cannot procure any such license or permit in light of a requirement that Customer is required to do so, the Parties shall work jointly to obtain such permit or license. (e)Taxes: Customer represents that it is a tax exempt entity and that it shall cooperate with Ameresco and provide Ameresco with appropriate resale exemption documentation so that Ameresco may attempt to establish that it is not obligated to pay taxes, fees and assessments or other charges of any character which may be imposed or incurred by any governmental or public authority as an incident to title to, or operation of the ECM(s) which would otherwise be levied upon or in respect to said interest component or of the ECM(s). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Customer shall pay (or, if applicable, reimburse Ameresco for the payment of) all property, sales taxes, use taxes or other fees and assessments associated with Scope of Services. Customer shall have no liability for taxes measured by the net income of Ameresco. (f)Monitoring, Measurement and Verification: To the extent provided for in Attachment G, Ameresco will supply such ongoing monitoring, measurement and verification services (the “M&V Services”) during the Term, as such term is defined in Section 5, at a cost to Customer as set forth in Section 4 and Attachment I. (g)Duties, Obligations and Responsibilities of Ameresco: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 7 of 54 (i)All labor furnished under this Agreement shall be competent to perform the tasks undertaken, all materials and equipment provided shall be new and of appropriate, reasonably good quality and the completed work shall comply in all material respects with therequirements of this Agreement. (ii)Ameresco shall maintain the Project site in a reasonably clean condition during the performance of the Scope of Services. (i)Ameresco shall regularly clean the Project site of all debris, trash and excess material or equipment generated by Ameresco’s construction work hereunder. (ii)Ameresco shall permit Customer or any of its representatives to enter upon the Project site to review or inspect construction work, provided, in each case, Customer and/or its representatives coordinate such review or inspection with Ameresco and agree to comply with all applicable federal, state and local safety laws, rules and regulations, including, without limitation, those promulgated by the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety & Health Administration. (iii)Ameresco shall provide equipment manuals, as-built drawings and other appropriate information regarding equipment installed hereunder to Customer at or about the time of delivery of the Delivery and Acceptance Certificate (as provided in Section 4). (iv)Ameresco shall provide the training described in Attachment H. Such training is included in the Contract Cost, as such term is defined in Section 4, unless included as a separate cost in Attachment I. (h)Customer Cooperation During Construction: Customer shall reasonably cooperate in relocating occupants, staff, personnel, furniture and equipment and taking such other actions as may be necessary by Customer in order to prepare space for work by Ameresco to enable Ameresco to timely perform its obligations hereunder. SECTION 2 Ownership of ECM(s) Ownership and title to each ECM or portion thereof, as applicable, shall automatically pass to Customer upon Ameresco’s receipt of both (i) the executed Substantial Completion Certificate (Attachment D(3)), or each Percent Complete Acknowledgement Certificate (Attachment D(2)), (including Customer payment certification) delivered pursuant to Section 4 for such ECM or portion thereof, and (ii) the indefeasible payment in full of all of Customer’s payment obligations to Ameresco pursuant to such Substantial Completion Certificate or Percent Complete Acknowledgement Certificate for such installed ECM or portion thereof. Prior to satisfaction of the conditions set forth in (i) and (ii) in the previous sentence with respect to an ECM or portion thereof, title to each ECM or portion thereof shall remain in the name of Ameresco. If, notwithstanding the intent of the Parties, Customer is deemed to hold title to any or all of the ECMs or portion thereof prior to the satisfaction of the conditions set forth in (i) and (ii) above, as security for the payment in full of Customer’s obligations with respect to each such ECM or portion thereof, Customer hereby assigns, transfers and grants to Ameresco a security interest in such ECMs. Customer hereby authorizes Ameresco to file, from time to time, Uniform Commercial Code financing statements in such jurisdictions as may be necessary to perfect and maintain its security interest in such ECMs. If requested by Ameresco, Customer agrees to execute and deliver all further instruments and documents and take all further action that may be necessary in order to create, perfect and protect Ameresco’s security interest in the ECMs and hereby irrevocably appoints Ameresco as Customer’s attorney-in-fact with full power to sign such instruments and documents. Upon delivery of the Substantial Completion Certificate and satisfaction of clause (ii) above for each ECM, Ameresco’s interest in the related ECMs shall be released Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 8 of 54 and terminated, in each case without further action on any Party’s part. SECTION 3 Financing and Ability to Pay (a)By its execution of this Agreement, Customer hereby represents and warrants to Ameresco that Customer has adequate funds for payment of the Contract Cost, and for any portions which Customer may need to borrow, Customer intends to enter into a separate financing through a bond issuance, lease purchase, or similar structure (“Financing ”) with a third party finance company or other third party entity. (b)Customer agrees and acknowledges that its obligation to make the payments to Ameresco set forth in this Agreement are in no way contingent on the effectiveness of the Financing. However, Ameresco acknowledges that under Indiana law, all payments to Ameresco are subject to annual appropriation by the South Bend Common Council, the fiscal body for the City of South Bend, Indiana. SECTION 4 Contract Cost; Monthly Progress Payments (a)Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Ameresco shall perform the Scope of Services at a contract cost of FIVE MILLION THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND AND 00/100 DOLLARS ($5,361,000.00) (subject to adjustment as provided in Section 8, the “Contract Cost”). (b)Upon execution of this Agreement and delivery by Customer to Ameresco of the Notice to Proceed, substantially in the form attached to this Agreement as Attachment E, Customer shall pay Ameresco ten percent (10%) of the Contract Cost for mobilization. Thereafter, Ameresco shall submit invoices to Customer for monthly progress payments to Ameresco based upon the percentage of the Project construction and equipment procurement completed at the end of each month, so that Ameresco is paid the percentage of the Contract Cost that is commensurate with the percentage of completion of the Scope of Services. A Percent Complete Acknowledgement Certificate in the form attached hereto as Attachment D (2) will be executed by Customer during each month of the construction period showing the percent complete and monthly payment due. Customer shall make payment to Ameresco, within thirty (30) days after the submission of each such invoice. Customer shall not unreasonably withhold, condition or delay the execution and delivery of any Percent Complete Acknowledgement Certificate. (c)Upon Substantial Completion of the installation of an ECM, Ameresco will deliver to Customer a Substantial Completion Certificate in the form of Attachment D (3). Within five (5) calendar days after receipt of each Substantial Completion Certificate, Customer shall complete, execute and deliver to Ameresco each such Substantial Completion Certificate. As used in this Agreement the term “Substantial Completion” shall mean that each subject ECM has been installed by Ameresco, and, if such ECM is equipment, such equipment is then operating in a manner such that Customer is deriving beneficial use thereof. A Delivery and Acceptance Certificate, in the form of Attachment D(1), shall be executed by Customer upon Substantial Completion of the installation of the final ECM. Customer shall not unreasonably withhold, condition or delay the execution and delivery of any Substantial Completion Certificate or the Delivery and Acceptance Certificate. (d)Within thirty (30) calendar days following the first day of each Guarantee Year, as such term is defined in Section 6, Customer shall pay Ameresco the additional amounts set forth on Attachment I, Measurement and Verification Fee Schedule, as an annual fee for the M&V Services. (e)All payments made by Customer under this Agreement shall be made in accordance with the provisions of any Prompt Payment Act applicable to Customer, and subject further to the South Bend Common Council’s annual appropriation as required by Indiana law . All Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 9 of 54 amounts not paid to Ameresco onor before the due dates specified in Subsections 4(b) and (d), shall accrue interest at the interest rate prespecified in any Prompt Payment Act applicable to Customer or, if no such rate is specified, at thePrime rate of interest as published in the Wall Street Journal for major banks or such lower rate as is prescribed by applicable law. SECTION 5 Term This term of this Agreement (the “Term ”), shall begin on the date first above written and shall remain in effect through the “Guarantee Period ” as such term is defined in Attachment C, unless terminated prior to such date, as provided for in this Agreement. Termination of this Agreement shall also terminate the Guarantee Period. Anything in this Agreement to the contrary notwithstanding, Customer shall not be relieved of its obligation to pay Ameresco when due all amounts which accrued prior to such termination. SECTION 6 Savings Guarantee To the extent set forth in Attachment C, and solely in accordance with Attachment C, Ameresco guarantees that the “Annual Savings ” (as defined below) to be achieved as a result of installation and operation of the ECMs shall equal or exceed the Guaranteed Savings (as defined in Attachment C) over the “Guarantee Period ” (as defined in Attachment C). For purposes of this Savings Guarantee, the following assumptions and provisions shall apply: (a)Ameresco guarantees that the Guaranteed Savings will be achieved by operation and beneficial use of all ECMs taken in the aggregate, but does not guarantee the savings amount achieved by each ECM individually. (b)The total cumulative savings achieved by the combined ECMs, determined as provided in the M&V Plan, shall be deemed the total “Annual Savings ”. Calculation of the Annual Savings shall be performed under, and governed by, the methods, formulas, and procedures described in the Measurement and Verification Plan set forth in Attachment G (the “M&V Plan”). (c)As it relates to the Annual Savings and this Savings Guarantee, the term “Guarantee Year” shall mean the consecutive twelve (12) month period beginning with the first day of the month following the date of Substantial Completion of the ECMs, and each similar twelve (12) month period thereafter. (d)Ameresco’s obligations in respect of this Savings Guarantee are subject to Customer performing all of its maintenance, repair, service and other obligations under this Agreement, including, without limitation, performance of its obligations in Section 10 and maintenance of the Standards of Service and Comfort set forth in Attachment J, if any, which may affect achievement of the Guaranteed Savings. If Customer fails to perform its obligations under this Agreement or interferes with, or permits any third party to take any action which, in the reasonable opinion of Ameresco, may prevent the achievement of the Guaranteed Savings under this Agreement, Ameresco may, after providing Customer thirty (30) days advance notice, adjust the Annual Savings amount during the period in which such savings were affected to reflect the impact such actions had on same. Ameresco’s rights set forth herein shall not be in limitation of any other rights it is entitled to by law or under this Agreement. Any disputes regarding achievement of Guaranteed Savings or any M&V Report delivered pursuant to Attachment G shall be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution provisions of Section 13. SECTION 7 Right of Entry/Space Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 10 of 54 During the Term of this Agreement, Customer shall provide Ameresco and its employees, agents and subcontractors access to the Property for the purpose of fulfilling Ameresco’s obligations under this Agreement. Customer shall provide rent free space for the installation and operation of the ECM(s) and shall protect such items and equipment in the same careful manner that Customer protects the Property. SECTION 8 Changes in Services (a)The Scope of Services may be changed only by agreement of the Parties evidenced by execution of a “Change Order” substantially in the form attached to this Agreement as Attachment F, including the quantity, quality, dimensions, type or other characteristics of the ECMs. During the Term hereof, either Customer or Ameresco may suggest that other energy efficiency measures and facilities be added to the Scope of Services, in which case the Parties shall endeavor to agree upon any new ECMs to be installed and may either amend this Agreement or execute a Change Order for the installation, financing and commissioning of any such new ECMs. Nothing in this paragraph shall obligate either Party to proceed with installation of any ECMs which are not part of the original Scope of Services or evidenced by execution of an amendment or a Change Order. (b)Should Ameresco encounter subsurface or latent physical conditions at the site which differ materially from those indicated in the Scope of Services or from those ordinarily encountered and generally recognized as inherent in work of the character provided for in this Agreement, Ameresco shall give written notice to Customer before any such condition is disturbed or further disturbed. Customer will promptly investigate and, if it is determined that the conditions materially differ from those which Ameresco should reasonably have been expected to discover or anticipate, Customer shall either (a) approve such changes in the Scope of Services as are necessary, with a corresponding adjustment in the Guaranteed Savings amount; or (b) abandon the Project and terminate this Agreement, provided that Customer has paid to Ameresco all amounts due as set forth in Section 4 (including, without limitation, pro-rata portions thereof accrued under Subsections 4(b), (d), (e) and Attachment I and pursuant to any Change Order). If such differing conditions cause an increase or decrease in Ameresco’s cost or time of performance, and the Parties agree upon a change in the Scope of Services, the Parties shall negotiate an equitable adjustment to Ameresco’s cost and/or time for performance, as the case may be and a Change Order shall be issued and executed by Customer to reflect such adjustment(s). (c)If at any time prior to Substantial Completion of an ECM, Ameresco determines that an ECM is not commercially viable, Ameresco may, at its option, remove such ECM from the Scope of Services and from the Property. In such event, Ameresco shall refund to Customer the portion of the Contract Cost attributable to such ECM and the Guaranteed Savings amount will be reduced by an amount equal to the portion of the Guaranteed Savings amount attributable to such ECM. (d)If Ameresco and Customer agree to an adjustment of the Contract Cost and the Project schedule established for the Scope of Services, such an agreement shall be effective immediately upon execution of a Change Order. SECTION 9 Warranties Ameresco hereby agrees as follows: (a)Ameresco warrants that the Work and all materials and equipment to be installed in the Project shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship arising from normal usage on an ECM by Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 11 of 54 ECM basis for a period of one (1) year from the date of Substantial Completion of such ECM. Any manufacturers’ warranties which exceed this one (1) year period shall be assigned to Customer to the extent allowed by the manufacturer. This section does not apply in any way to the Savings Guarantee. (b)EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION 9, AMERESCO MAKES NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, WHETHER STATUTORY, WRITTEN, ORAL OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES AS TO THE VALUE, DESIGN, AND CONDITION OR FITNESS FOR USE OR PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY, REGARDING THE WORK, THE ECM(s) OR THE EQUIPMENT. SECTION 10 Customer’s Responsibilities (a)Operations: Customer shall operate all equipment installed hereunder in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and the manuals supplied to Customer by Ameresco. (b)Standards of Service and Comfort: Customer shall operate the ECMs and the Property in a manner that shall provide the Standards of Service and Comfort provided for in Attachment J. (c)Maintenance: Customer shall, at its expense, repair, operate and maintain the Property in good working condition during the Term of this Agreement. Customer shall maintain, repair and operate, at Customer’s expense: (i) all equipment and other components included as part of the ECMs, and (ii) all other equipment which is attached thereto and/or is integral to the proper functioning of the ECMs. (d)Malfunctions: During the Term and throughout the warranty period, Customer shall notify Ameresco immediately in the event of any malfunction in the operation of the ECM(s) or the equipment installed hereunder. (e)Protection of ECMs: Except in the case of emergency, Customer shall not remove, move, alter, turn off or otherwise significantly alter the operation of the equipment installed hereunder or the operation of the ECMs, or any individual part thereof, without the prior approval of Ameresco, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. After receiving Ameresco’s written approval, Customer shall proceed as instructed. Customer shall act reasonably to protect the ECMs from damage or loss, if, due to an emergency; it is not reasonable to notify Ameresco before acting. Customer agrees to protect and preserve the facility envelope and the operating condition of all ECMs, mechanical systems, and other energy consuming systems located on the Property. (f)Monitoring System: Customer shall not move, modify or otherwise alter the energy management system/building automation system (EMS/BAS), temporary data loggers, or any other data collection or measurement and verification system (collectively, the “Monitoring System ”) installed as part of the ECM(s) or any component thereof without the written consent of Ameresco unless such action is in accordance with operating manuals and procedures provided by Ameresco. (g)Adjustment to Baseline: If, in the reasonable opinion of Ameresco, Customer does not reasonably operate, maintain, repair or otherwise protect the ECMs and/or maintain the Property in good repair and good working condition, then Ameresco may equitably adjust the baseline, as referenced in Attachment G, for any increased energy usages at the Property. (h)Changes to Property or Addition of Equipment: Excepting emergency or disaster when reasonably prompt notice shall be given, Customer shall notify Ameresco in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to making any changes to the Property that could reasonably be expected to affect the energy usage on the Property, such as changes in the hours or days or time of year that the Property is occupied or operated, the number of occupants, the activity conducted, the equipment, the facilities, the size of the Property etc. Customer shall also notify Ameresco regarding material increases over time in numbers and usage of “plug in” devices such as computers and printers. If Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 12 of 54 Ameresco receives such notification or otherwise determines that such a change has occurred, it may make appropriate revisions to the Attachments to reflect any adjustment to the baseline or the Guaranteed Savings amount. Ameresco may also make retroactive adjustments to the baseline or calculation of Annual Savings if Customer has not provided timely notice and any payments shall be retroactively reconciled to reflect the changed baseline. (i)Energy Usage Data: Customer shall make available to Ameresco, on an ongoing basis for the Term of this Agreement, copies of all energy bills, energy usage data, and any and all other such data maintained by Customer, including remote access to the Monitoring System or Customer’s network server for purposes of collecting such data, as may be requested by Ameresco, which are required for it to perform all of its obligations under this Agreement. (j)Insurance and Risk of Loss or Damage: Without limiting any of its obligations or liabilities under this Agreement, Customer shall, at its expense, provide and maintain at all times during the Term of this Agreement, sufficient insurance against the loss, theft of or damage to the ECM(s), related equipment, and all equipment installed hereunder, for the full replacement value thereof. Customer’s Commercial General Liability insurance shall be primary for any property damage or bodily injury during the performance of the Work. Upon Substantial Completion of an ECM, Customer assumes all risk of loss of or damage to such ECM from any cause excepting loss or damage caused by Ameresco’s negligence or willful misconduct. In the event of loss or damage to any equipment installed hereunder, Customer shall promptly notify Ameresco and promptly return the same to good repair with the proceeds of any insurance received to the cost of such repair or demand that Ameresco perform such repair, in which case Ameresco shall promptly do so for such compensation to which the Parties agree. If Customer determines that any of the ECM(s) are lost, stolen, confiscated, destroyed or damaged beyond repair, Customer shall replace the same with like equipment in good repair in a timely fashion under the circumstances. If at any time after the date of the Delivery and Acceptance Certificate and after Customer’s complete payment to Ameresco in accordance with Subsection 4(a), as such amount may be modified from time to time in accordance with this Agreement, any fire, flood, other casualty, or condemnation renders a majority of the Property incapable of being occupied and renders the ECMs or the equipment installed hereunder inoperable and, in the case of a casualty, the affected portion of such ECMs or equipment is not reconstructed or restored within one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of such casualty, Ameresco and/or Customer may terminate this Agreement by delivery of a written notice to the other Party. Upon such termination, Customer shall pay Ameresco any amounts, or pro-rata portions thereof, under Subsections 4(b), (c), (d) and (e), Attachment I and any Change Order, which accrued prior to such termination. Ameresco may also make appropriate adjustments to the baseline or the Guaranteed Savings amount to reflect the impact of such casualty or condemnation, including corresponding revisions to the Attachments. (k)Telephone and Internet: Customer shall install and maintain telephone lines and pay all associated costs for the ECM(s) telephone lines or applicable energy management system communication systems. Ameresco may use Customer’s LAN for the purposes of any energy management system that may be included in the Scope of Work. (l)Protection: Customer shall at all times act reasonably to protect the ECM(s) from loss or damage to the same extent and in the same manner in which it protects the Property. (m)Alteration: Except in cases of emergency, Customer shall not move, alter or change the ECM(s) in any way that may cause a reduction in the level of efficiency or savings generated by the ECM or the equipment installed hereunder without obtaining Ameresco’s written approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. (n)Storage: Customer shall provide rent free space for Ameresco, or any of its subcontractors, Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 13 of 54 to mobilize and store supplies, tools and equipment during installation of the ECM(s) as available pursuant to this Agreement for which such storage space may be required, with locking capacity acceptable to Ameresco. Only Ameresco or any of Ameresco’s subcontractors, and Customer’s assigned personnel shall have access to storage. (o)Fuel: Customer shall procure and pay for all energy, utilities and fuel for the operation of the Property. SECTION 11 Defaults (a)By Customer: Customer shall be in default under this Agreement upon the occurrence of any of the following: (i)Customer fails to pay when due any amount to be paid under this Agreement and such failure continues for a period of five (5) business days after notice of overdue payment is delivered by Ameresco to Customer; (ii)any representation or warranty made by Customer in this Agreement or in any writing delivered by Customer pursuant hereto proves at any time to have been false, misleading or erroneous in any material respect as of the time when made; (iii)Customer fails to perform any of its required duties or obligations under this Agreement and fails to cure such failure and the effects of such failure within thirty (30)days of receipt of written notice of default, unless such failures and effects cannot be completely cured within thirty (30) days after said written notice, in which case a default shall exist only if Customer does not commence and diligently pursue to curesuch failures and effects as soon as practicable; (iv)Customer enters receivership, or makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors, whether voluntary or involuntary, or a petition is filed by or against Customer under any bankruptcy, insolvency or similar law and such petition is not dismissed within sixty (60) days; or (v)Customer fails to cooperate in relocating occupants, staff, personnel, furniture and equipment or to take such other actions as may be necessary by Customer in order to prepare space for work by Ameresco as is reasonably requested by Ameresco in a timely manner in order to allow the Scope of Services to be accomplished hereunder. (b)By Ameresco: Ameresco shall be in default under this Agreement if Ameresco fails to perform any of its material duties or obligations under this Agreement and fails to cure such failure or effects of such failure within thirty (30) days of receipt of written notice of default, unless such failure or effects of such failure cannot be completely cured within thirty (30) days after said written notice, in which case a default shall exist only if Ameresco does not promptly commence and diligently pursue to cure such failure as soon as practicable. SECTION 12 Remedies for Default If either Party defaults under this Agreement, the other Party may, subject to the dispute resolution procedures in Section 13 below: (a)bring actions for any remedies available at law or in equity or other appropriate proceedings for the recovery of damages, including amounts past due; and (b)with or without recourse to legal process, terminate this Agreement by delivering written Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 14 of 54 notice of termination at least ten (10) days prior to the requested termination date. SECTION 13 Dispute Resolution Claims, disputes, or other matters in controversy ( a “Dispute ”) arising out of or related to the Agreement or the Project shall be subject to informal dispute resolution and mediation as a condition precedent to any and all remedies at law or in equity. If during the term of this Agreement a Dispute arises concerning the Project or this Agreement, the Dispute shall initially be submitted to Customer’s project representative and Ameresco’s project manager for resolution by mutual agreement between the Parties. Any mutual determination by Customer’s project representative and Ameresco’s project manager will be final and binding upon the Parties. However, should Customer representative and Ameresco’s project manager fail to arrive at a mutual decision as to the Dispute within ten (10) business days after notice to both individuals of such Dispute, such Dispute will be submitted to a representative from management of both Parties who shall meet in person or by phone within ten (10) business days after either Party gives the other Party written notice of the Dispute (the “Dispute Notice ”). The Dispute Notice shall set forth in reasonable detail the aggrieved Party’s position and its proposal for resolution of the Dispute. If the Dispute is not resolved within thirty (30) calendar days after the first meeting of the Parties, then the Parties shall endeavor to resolve the Dispute by mediation. A request for mediation shall be made in writing and delivered to the other Party. The request may be made concurrently with the filing of any and all remedies at law or in equity but, in such event, mediation shall proceed in advance of any proceedings filed in a judicial forum, which shall be stayed pending mediation for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of filing, unless stayed for a longer period of time by agreement of the Parties or court order. The Parties shall share the fees of the mediation equally. The mediation shall be held in the place where the Project is located, unless another location is mutually agreed upon. Agreements reached in mediation shall be enforceable as settlement agreements in any court having jurisdiction thereof. If the Parties do not resolve the Dispute through informal dispute resolution or mediation, either Party is free to pursue any other available remedy in law or at equity. SECTION 14 Insurance and Bonds (a)By Ameresco: Ameresco shall provide and maintain at its expense the following insurance coverage: (i)Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability Insurance as required by applicable State law. (ii)Commercial General Liability Insurance, including contractual liability, Bodily Injury per person, $-5 million; Bodily Injury per occurrence, $5million; Property Damage per occurrence, $ 5 million; Personal Injury per occurrence, $ 5 million. (iii)Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance, including owned, non-owned and hired automotive equipment of, Bodily Injury per person, $ 5 million; Bodily Injury per occurrence, $ 5 million; Property Damage per occurrence, $ 5 million. Ameresco shall deliver to Customer a Certificate of Insurance naming Customer as an additional insured party under paragraphs (ii) and (iii), above. (b)Ameresco shall deliver to Customer Payment and Performance Bonds in a sum equal to the Contract Cost conditioned upon faithful performance of the Agreement by Ameresco, for the implementation of the ECM(s) as it may be from time to time modified by Change Orders within ten (10)days of issuance of a Notice to Proceed. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary herein, Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 15 of 54 any payment and performance bonds associated with this Agreement guarantee only the performance of the installation portion of this Agreement, and shall not be construed to guarantee the performance of: (1) any efficiency or energy savings guarantees, (2) any support or maintenance service agreement, or (3) any other guarantees or warranties with terms beyond one (1) year in duration from the completion of the installation portion of this Agreement. (c)By Customer: Without limiting any of its obligations or liabilities under this Agreement, Customer shall provide and maintain at its expense, insurance coverage consistent with the requirements of Subsection 10(j) above, and its obligations under this Agreement. SECTION 15 Indemnification and Limitation of Liability (a)Anything in this Agreement to the contrary notwithstanding, neither Party nor its respective officers, directors, agents, employees, parent, subsidiaries or affiliates or their affiliates’ officers, directors, agents or employees shall be liable, irrespective of whether such claim of liability is based upon breach of warranty, tort, (including negligence, whether of any of the Parties to this Agreement or others), strict liability, contract, operation of law or otherwise, to the other Party, or its affiliates, officers, directors, agents, employees, successors or assigns, or their respective insureds, for incidental, delay, punitive or consequential damages connected with, related to or arising from performance or non-performance of this Agreement, or any action or inaction in connection therewith including claims in the nature of lost revenues, income or profits (other than payments expressly required and due under this Agreement), and increased expense of, curtailment, reduction in or loss of power generation production or equipment used therefor. (b)Ameresco agrees to indemnify and hold Customer harmless from and against any and all third party claims for damages but only to the extent such damages arise by reason of bodily injury, death or damage to property caused by Ameresco’s negligence or willful misconduct. In no event, however, shall Ameresco be obligated to indemnify Customer to the extent that any such injury or damage is caused by the negligence of Customer or any entity for which Customer is legally responsible. (c)Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Ameresco, its officers, agents and employees, from and against any and all third party claims for damages but only to the extent such damages arise by reason of bodily injury, death or damage to property caused by Customer’s negligence or willful misconduct. In no event, however, shall Customer be obligated to indemnify Ameresco to the extent that such injury or damage is caused by the negligence of Ameresco or any entity for which Ameresco is legally responsible. SECTION 16 Agreement Interpretation and Venue Each Party hereto has had ample opportunity to review and comment on this Agreement. This Agreement shall be read and interpreted according to its plain meaning and an ambiguity shall not be construed against either Party. This Agreement shall be governed as to all matters, whether of validity, interpretations, obligations, performance or otherwise exclusively by the laws of the State in which the Project is located (the “State”). Regardless of where actually delivered and accepted, this Agreement shall be deemed to have been delivered and accepted by the Parties in the State of Indiana. Any mediation and legal proceedings involving the negotiation, formation, interpretation, or enforcement of this Agreement may be brought in any court located in St. Joseph County, Indiana having jurisdiction over the case unless the parties agree to a different venue. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 16 of 54 SECTION 17 Privileged and Proprietary Information Ameresco’s systems, means, cost, and methodologies of evaluating, implementing, accomplishing and determining energy savings and the terms of the Agreement for this Project shall be considered privileged and proprietary information. Customer shall use the same level of effort to protect and safeguard such information as it employs to safeguard its own confidential information, provided, however, that Customer is a public entity which has very little information that is not open to the public. Customer shall not disclose such proprietary information without the express written consent of an officer of Ameresco unless required to do so by statute or regulation. When any request for disclosure of such information is made under the Indiana Access to Public Records Act (APRA) or any applicable freedom of information law, Customer shall provide prompt written notice to Ameresco such that Ameresco will have the opportunity to timely object under the APRA or other law should it desire to object to such disclosure of that information in whole or in part. In the event that Customer is required to make a filing with the Indiana Public Access Counselor or any other agency or governmental body, including a court of law, which includes such information, Customer shall notify Ameresco and cooperate with Ameresco in order to seek confidential treatment of such information included within any such filing or, if all such information cannot be protected from disclosure, to request that Customer be permitted to redact portions of such information, as Ameresco may designate, from that portion of said filing which is to be made available to the public. Ameresco shall defend and indemnify the City for the costs it incurs including attorney fees, for any administrative or judicial action in which the City must participate to preserve Ameresco’s privilege of proprietary or confidential information. SECTION 18 Severability If any provision of this Agreement is found by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, the invalidity of such provision shall not affect the other provisions of this Agreement, and all other provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. SECTION 19 Assignments and Subcontracting (a)Ameresco may elect to use subcontractors in meeting its obligations hereunder. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall create any contractual relation between any subcontractor and Customer. (b)Customer shall not assign, transfer, or otherwise dispose of this Agreement, the ECM(s) or the Property, or any interest therein, or sublet or lend the ECM(s) or permit the ECM(s) to be used by anyone other than Customer and Customer’s employees without the prior express written consent of Ameresco; provided that Customer may, without obtaining the consent of Ameresco, assign its rights in the ECMs to any financial institution, lender or investor in connection with a leasing or financing arrangement for funding of the Contract Cost. If Customer transfers ownership or its interest in the Property without the prior written consent of Ameresco, this Agreement shall, at Ameresco’s option, terminate automatically. (c)Ameresco shall not assign this Agreement in whole or in part to any other party without first obtaining the consent of Customer, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld; provided that, Ameresco may assign, without obtaining the consent of Customer, its rights and obligations under this Agreement in whole or in part to any affiliated or associated company of Ameresco and its rights for payments only under this Agreement to any financial institution, lender or investor in connection with a credit facility to which Ameresco is a party. SECTION 20 Waiver Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 17 of 54 Any waiver of any provision of this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be signed by a duly authorized agent of Ameresco and Customer. The waiver by either Party of any term or condition of this Agreement shall not be deemed to constitute a continuing waiver thereof nor of any further or future waiver of any additional right that such Party may be entitled to under this Agreement. SECTION 21 Force Majeure If either Party shall be unable to carry out any part of its obligations under this Agreement (except Customer’s obligations to make payments when due), due to causes beyond its control (“Force Majeure ”), including, but not limited to, an act of God, strikes, lockouts or other industrial disturbances, acts of public enemies, orders or restraints of any kind of the government of the United States or any state or any of their departments agencies or officials, or any other civil governmental, military or judicial authority, war, blockage, insurrection, riot, sudden action of the elements, fire, explosion, flood, earthquake, storms, utility power outage, drought, landslide, or explosion or nuclear emergency, plague, epidemic, pandemic, outbreaks of infectious disease or any other public health crisis, including quarantine or other employee restrictions, this Agreement shall remain in effect but the affected Party’s obligations shall be suspended for a period equal to the disabling circumstances, provided that: (a)the non-performing Party gives the other Party prompt written notice, unless such other Party would not be prejudiced by a delay in notification, describing the particulars of the event of Force Majeure, including the nature of the occurrence and its expected duration, and continues to furnish timely regular reports with respect thereto during the period of Force Majeure; (b)the suspension of performance is of no greater scope and of no longer duration than is required by the event of Force Majeure; (c)no obligations of either Party that arose before the event of Force Majeure causing the suspension of performance are excused as a result of the event Force Majeure; (d)the non-performing Party uses reasonable efforts to remedy its inability to perform; and (e)the Term of this Agreement shall be extended for a period equal to the number of days that the event of Force Majeure prevented the non-performing Party from performing. Any decision by Customer to close or change the use of the facilities or ECM’s at the Property, except to the extent such closure or change is itself caused by Force Majeure, shall not constitute a Force Majeure excusing Customer’s performance under this Agreement. SECTION 22 Contract Documents (a)Upon execution of this Agreement by both Parties, this Agreement and its Attachments, which are hereby incorporated herein by reference, shall constitute the entire Agreement between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof, and shall supersede all requests for proposals, proposals, previous agreements, discussions, negotiations, correspondences, and all other communications, whether oral or written, between the Parties to the subject matter of this Agreement. Ameresco acknowledges that Attachment K is required by Indiana and local law in public contracts and that this document will be executed and notarized by Ameresco. (Exhibit K is titled Contractor’s Non-Collusion and Non- Debarment Affidavit, Certification Regarding Investment with Iran, Employment Eligibility Verification, Non- Discrimination Commitment and Certification of Use of United States Steel Products or Foundry Products.) (b)This Agreement may not be modified or amended except in writing signed by the Parties. (c)Headings are for the convenience of reference only and are not to be construed as a part of Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 18 of 54 the Agreement. SECTION 23 Notices All notices, requests, demands, elections and other communications under this Agreement, other than operational communications, shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given on the date when hand-delivered, or on the date of the confirmed facsimile transmission, or on the date received when delivered by courier that has a reliable system for tracking delivery, or six (6) business days after the date of mailing when mailed by United States mail, registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid. All notices shall be addressed to the following individuals: (a)If to Customer: City of South Bend 219 S Saint Louis Boulevard South Bend, IN 46617 Attention: Jeff Jarnecke (b)If to Ameresco: Ameresco, Inc. 111 Speen Street, Suite 410 Framingham, MA 01701 Attention: General Counsel Either Party may from time to time change the individual(s) to receive notices and/or its address for notification purposes by giving the other Party written notice as provided above. SECTION 24 Records To assist Ameresco in its performance of this Agreement, Customer shall (to the extent it has not already done so) furnish (or cause its energy suppliers and transporters to furnish) to Ameresco, upon its request, accurate and complete data (kept by Customer or Customer’s energy suppliers and transporters in the regular course of their respective businesses) concerning energy usage for the existing facilities at the Property, including the following data for the most current thirty-six (36) month period: utility records, occupancy information; descriptions of any changes in building structure or heating, cooling or other systems or energy requirements; descriptions of all energy consuming or saving equipment used on Property; descriptions of all energy management procedures presently utilized. If requested by Ameresco, Customer shall also provide any prior energy analyses of the Property, to the extent available. SECTION 25 Representations and Warranties Each Party warrants and represents to the other Party that: (a)it has all requisite power, authority, licenses, permits, and franchises, corporate or otherwise, to execute and deliver this Agreement and perform its obligations hereunder; (b)its execution, delivery, and performance of this Agreement have been duly authorized by, or are in accordance with, as to Ameresco, its organizing instruments and as to Customer, by all requisite action and are not in breach of any applicable law, code or regulation; (c)this Agreement has been duly executed and delivered by the signatories so authorized, and Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 19 of 54 constitutes each Party’s legal, valid and binding obligation; (d)its execution, delivery, and performance of this Agreement shall not result in a breach or violation of, or constitute a material default under, any agreement, lease or instrument to which it is a party or by which it or its properties may be bound or affected; and (e)it has not received any notice, nor to the best of its knowledge is there pending or threatened any notice of any violation of any applicable laws, ordinances, regulations, rules, decrees, awards, permits or orders which would materially adversely affect its ability to perform hereunder; and (f)the persons executing this Agreement are fully authorized by law to do so. SECTION 26 Additional Representations and Warranties of Customer Customer hereby warrants and represents to Ameresco that: (a)Customer intends to continue to use the Property in a manner reasonably similar to its present use; (b)Customer does not contemplate any changes to the electrical and thermal consumption characteristics of the Property except as may have been disclosed to Ameresco by Customer in writing prior to the execution of this Agreement; (c)Customer has provided Ameresco with all records heretofore requested by Ameresco; (d)Customer has not entered into any other agreements or understandings for the Property with persons or entities other than Ameresco regarding the provision of the Scope of Services; (e)Since the date of the audit report previously delivered by Ameresco to the Customer, if any, there has been no change, event, circumstance or development that has or could reasonably be expected to have a material adverse effect on (i) the operation or condition of the Property, (ii) the energy usage at the Property, or (iii) the ability of Customer to perform its obligations hereunder; and (f)Customer has obtained all necessary governmental, legal, administrative and any other approval necessary for it to enter into and perform this Agreement. SECTION 27 Independent Contractor Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as reserving to Customer any right to exercise any control over or to direct in any respect the conduct or management of business or operations of Ameresco. The entire control or direction of such business and operations shall be in and shall remain in Ameresco, subject only to Ameresco’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement. Neither Ameresco nor any person performing any duties or engaged in any work on the Property on behalf of Ameresco shall be deemed an employee or agent of Customer. Nothing in this Section shall be deemed to be a waiver of Customer’s right to use the Property. Customer and Ameresco are independent of one another and shall have no other relationship relating to or arising out of this Agreement. Neither Party shall have or hold itself out as having the right or authority to bind or create liability for the other by its intentional or negligent act or omission, or to make any contract or otherwise assume any obligation or responsibility in the name of or on behalf of the other Party. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 20 of 54 SECTION 28 Negligent/Wrongful Acts Neither Party to this Agreement shall be liable for any negligent or wrongful acts, either of commission or omission, chargeable to the other. This Agreement shall not be construed as seeking to either enlarge or diminish any obligation or duty owed by one Party against the other Party or against third parties. SECTION 29 Further Documents and Events The Parties shall execute and deliver all documents and perform all further acts that may be reasonably necessary to effectuate the provisions of this Agreement. Customer shall execute all documents which may be reasonably required for Ameresco to obtain all licenses, permits and governmental approvals required by Ameresco for installation and operation of the ECM(s). Ameresco’s obligations hereunder are also subject to obtaining all such licenses, permits and governmental approvals as are required to perform its obligations under this Agreement. Customer agrees that Ameresco shall have the right to all environmental, energy, tax, financial, and electrical-related attributes, rights, credits, deductions, benefits and characteristics associated with or arising out of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement or associated with the ECMs or with the energy, capacity or electrical savings created under this Agreement, howsoever created or recognized. Customer shall provide Ameresco all reasonable assistance in perfecting its rights to such attributes, rights, credits, benefits and characteristics. SECTION 30 Third Party Beneficiaries The Parties hereto do not intend to create any rights for, or grant any remedies to, any third-party beneficiary of this Agreement. SECTION 31 Notifications of Governmental Action - Occupational Safety and Health The Parties shall notify each other as promptly as is reasonably possible upon becoming aware of an inspection under, or any alleged violation of, the Occupational Safety and Health Act or any other provision of federal, state or local law, relating in any way to the undertakings of either Party under this Agreement. SECTION 32 Appropriations; Termination for Convenience (a)Customer shall take all necessary and timely action during the Term to obtain funds and maintain appropriations sufficient to satisfy its obligations under this Agreement. (b)The foregoing notwithstanding, subsequent to the date of the Delivery and Acceptance Certificate, this Agreement may be terminated by Customer in accordance with the provisions of this Section 32. Customer shall provide notice to Ameresco of its election to terminate no later than ninety (90) days in advance of the end of the then current Guarantee Year. The termination shall become effective on the last day of said Guarantee Year. The termination of this Agreement by Customer shall release Ameresco from its obligation to provide maintenance, monitoring and training services after the effective date of termination, as well as its obligation to provide the Savings Guarantee after the termination date; provided, however, that Customer is responsible for payment for maintenance, monitoring and training services performed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement prior to the termination date and Ameresco shall remain responsible for any Savings Shortfall (as defined in Attachment C) payments due Customer prior to the date of termination. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 21 of 54 SECTION 33 References Unless otherwise stated, all references to a particular Attachment or to Attachments herein are to the referenced Attachment or Attachments which are attached to this Agreement and all such referenced Attachments are incorporated by reference within this Agreement. All references herein to a Section shall refer to a Section of this Agreement unless this Agreement specifically provides otherwise. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the duly authorized officers or representatives of the Parties have set their hand on the date first written above with the intent to be legally bound. CITY OF SOUTH BEND AMERESCO, INC. By: Authorized Signature By: Authorized and Required Signature Name: Name: Louis P. Maltezos Title: Executive Vice President Date: Date: September 30, 2021 Title: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 23 of 54 ATTACHMENTS TO ENERGY SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN AMERESCO, INC. AND CITY OF SOUTH BEND ATTACHMENT A PROPERTY DESCRIPTION The following buildings, facilities, and areas, which are owned and operated by CUSTOMER, are included in the Scope of Services set forth in Attachment B: Building Name Address City, State, Zip Code Morris Performing Arts Center 211 N. Michigan Street South Bend, IN 46601 Palais Royale 105 W. Colfax Avenue South Bend, IN 46601 Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 24 of 54 ATTACHMENT B SCOPE OF SERVICES This Attachment sets forth a description of existing equipment and the Energy Conservation Measures (ECM) and related equipment to be installed by Ameresco at the buildings, facilities, and areas set forth in Attachment A within the Property. Installation of the ECM(s) and the included equipment is subject to change if Ameresco discovers unforeseen conditions at the Property that render its preliminary analysis of the Property inaccurate, or significantly affect achievement of the Guaranteed Savings. Any changes to the installation of the ECM(s) and the included equipment are subject to approval of Customer and issuance of a Change Order, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. The ECMs described below are included in the Scope of Services: •ECM 1: Boiler & Pump Replacement •ECM 2: AHU-1 Replacement •ECM 3: RTU & MAU Replacement •ECM 4: Heatpump Controls Upgrades •ECM 5: New Building Automation System •ECM 6: Plumbing Fixture Replacement •ECM 7: Roofing Replacement •ECM 8: Fire Alarm System Replacement •ECM 9: LED Lighting Upgrades ECM 1: Boiler & Pump Replacement •Remove (3) existing boilers and associated boiler pumps •Furnish and Install (3) New high efficiency condensing, natural gas fired boilers with 1200 MBH input and 1138 MBH output. New boiler pumps and boilers will be installed on existing housekeeping pads. (3) boilers will be installed to provide redundancy and safety in case of any individual boiler going down •New boiler exhaust flues will be routed up through vertical chase in boiler room. Roof penetrations and rain caps provided. •New boilers will be connected to the existing main hot water piping manifold •New boilers will be connected to the existing main natural gas line •Remove heating pumps HP‐1,2,3 and 4 and replace with new equivalent sized pumps and motors with VFDs. Use existing housekeeping pads and electrical connections •Remove SP‐1, WP‐1 and GP‐1 and replace with new equivalent sized pumps and motors. Use existing housekeeping pads and electrical connections. •New Boilers and pumps will be connected and controllable on the new BAS installed under ECM 5. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 25 of 54 ECM 2: AHU-1 Replacement •Remove existing AHU-1 •Remove and dispose of existing chiller (C-2) connected to AHU-1 o Infill metal grating of rooftop steel superstructure where chiller C-2 previously was located •Demolish and dispose of roof mounted piping between chiller C-2 and AHU-1 •Steel support structure to be modified to accept new packaged air handling unit •Route new single location electrical connection from basement electrical panels to new AHU connection point. •Provide and install a single packaged air handling unit with matching supply air quantity, heating/cooling capacity, approximately: o 45,000CFM airflow o 150Ton cooling o 2,000MBH heating •New AHU to include new energy recovery wheel •Include bipolar ionization (BPI) technology in new AHU •Structural engineering is included ECM 3: RTU & MAU Replacement •Remove existing rooftops units RTU‐2, RTU‐4, RTU‐6 and RTU‐7. Properly dispose of refrigerant. •Replace with new rooftop units with equivalent capacity and greater efficiency, approximately: o RTU-2 – 18,000CFM/620MBH o RTU-4 – 8,000CFM/400MBH o RTU-6 – 3,000CFM/108MBH o RTU-7 – 5,000CFM/297MBH •Units will be provided with improved fan efficiency, cooling efficiency, and multi stage heating. •Remove and dispose of chiller C‐1 and replace with one (1) 40 ton air cooled chiller, to serve new RTUs. •All new RTUs and new chiller will be integrated with the new BAS installed under ECM 5. •Replace large rooftop ductwork with new that is insulated with weatherproof white outer shell similar in look to new roofing. Existing exhaust fans to remain. •Remove existing makeup air unit to restaurant space in basement storage room. Properly dispose of unit and associated piping. o Replace with new makeup air unit with equivalent capacity and greater efficiency. o MAU – 4,000CFM •Include bipolar ionization (BPI) technology in new RTUs and MAU. •Structural engineering is included Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 26 of 54 ECM 4: Heatpump Controls Upgrades •Nineteen (19) Existing heat pumps will have new BAS connected thermostats installed. •Thermostats will be wired and connected to the new BAS installed under ECM5. Heat pumps will be controlled by a schedule. ECM 5: New Building Automation System Ameresco will engineer, provide, install, commission, program, startup and check-out, project management, train the owner and provide the electrical installation on the following: •A new Tridium Niagara front end computer will be installed for access to all connected equipment. •Similar graphics and user interface to Century Center for ease of use and familiarity. •Final ethernet connection to Morris LAN is to be completed by City of South Bend IT department for security purposes. A maximum of five connections will be required, with all connections on the same network. (Same final connection requirement as the Century Center BAS connection). •Thirteen (13) existing VAV boxes will have new digital programmable thermostats installed along with upgraded internal controller with new connection to BAS. •Thermostats will be connected to new VAV control box and controllable via BAS. •Four (4) new thermostats will be installed in locations specified by engineering design in the Morris Theater to average the overall space temperature and humidity •Building controls will be configured to allow for separate controls for the following three areas of the building. o Morris Theater – Unit will be set to unoccupied with setpoints as specified in Attachment J. The zone will have an event schedule that will be utilized to enable equipment for events only. The schedule will feature a warmup/cooldown mode that enables heating or cooling without outside air intake for a configurable period of time prior to the event start. Humidity controls will be in place to allow the unit to cycle to reduce humidity during unoccupied times. o Palais Hall – Units will be set to unoccupied with setpoints as specified in Attachment J. The zone will have an event schedule that will be utilized to enable equipment for events only. The schedule will feature a warmup/cooldown mode that enables heating or cooling without outside air intake for a configurable period of time prior to the event start. Humidity controls will be in place to allow the unit to cycle to reduce humidity during unoccupied times. o Offices – Units will be set to run on a weekly 7-day schedule. Units will be set to unoccupied with setpoints as specified in Attachment J. Monday through Friday 8-5 are to be in occupied mode, all other times including Saturday/Sunday are unoccupied. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 27 of 54 ECM 6: Plumbing Fixture Replacement •Low flow battery operated touchless faucets will be installed in the (37) existing sinks •Low flow battery operated touchless flush valves will be installed for (26) existing toilets and twelve (12) existing urinals in the restrooms •Existing porcelain fixtures to remain •Tank type fixtures are not able to be retrofitted with touchless capabilities •Three (3) strap on flow meters will be installed in basement on three separate incoming water lines o BAS alert will be programmed to alarm when an unusual quantity of flow is detected for an extended time. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 28 of 54 Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 29 of 54 ECM 7: Roofing Replacement •Installation of new roofing membrane over existing roofing system o Overlay new white colored TPO roofing membrane on existing black rubber roof. New membrane will wrap up and over stone façade cap on South and East edges of the Palais. Black metal cap will be installed to match the rest of the roofing cap throughout the facility. Existing roofing insulation to remain. Up to 1,500 square feet of damaged insulation will be replaced if needed. Extra insulation will be installed to help mitigate standing water where ponding is currently an issue. New roof will carry a 20-year manufacturer’s warranty. ECM 8: Fire Alarm System Replacement •Provide and install one (1) Addressable Fire Alarm Panel and voice dialer o Provide and install five (5) remote annunciators o Provide and install twenty-three (23) pull stations o Provide and install fifty-nine (59) photo smoke sensors at locations specified in final design. o Provide and install nineteen (19) photo heat sensors at designated locations o Provide and install addressable monitor modules at RTU units supervising factory installed sensors o Provide and install monitor modules associated with sprinkler riser locations and fire suppression locations o Provide and install addressable relays associated with sound system alarm shunt o Provide and install power supplies in sufficient quantity to support speaker strobe devices o Provide and install one (1) remote paging cabinet for voice annunciation o Provide and install one hundred twenty-six (126) wall mount speaker strobe devices o Provide and install thirty-seven (37) wall mount strobe devices o Provide and install relay associated with elevator recall o Provide and install two Hyperspike directional speakers for auditorium voice annunciation o Provide and install cabling to initiating devices and notification appliances o Program panels, provide commissioning services and training o Provide and install document box by FACP ECM 9: LED Lighting Upgrades •At the Morris Theatre, retrofit 2,352 interior light lamps to LED. Includes 3 exit signs with battery backup and a total of 15 occupancy sensors in the private offices and restrooms in locations as specified in Appendix 1. Excludes incandescent rope integral seating lighting (By others as part of seat replacement project). Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 30 of 54 •Exterior Morris Theatre lighting retrofits and replacements include 25 can lights, wall packs and canopy lights. 1,700 lamps in marquee sign to be upgraded to LED, 14 fluorescent tube lamps inside the marquee backlight box. Includes upgrade of 2 pole mounted shoebox fixtures to LED fixture with photocell. The lighting for the marquee is not color changing. •At Palais Royale, retrofit 531 interior light fixtures to LED. Two exit signs to be replaced with LED fixtures with battery backup. Occupancy sensors in the private offices and restrooms in locations as specified in Appendix 1. One new lighting panel to be provided for theatre lights in same location as existing panel. •Exterior Palais Royale lighting work to include 2 new wall pack fixtures with photocell to replace jelly jar fixtures. •Includes dimming to 0% in the Palais Ballroom. •Excludes decorative artwork lighting and elevator lighting. Existing LED lights to remain. •New LED color changing lighting system will be installed on the wall wash and window highlight fixtures to provide colored lighting schemes for the façade of both buildings (searchlights excluded). •Existing HID flood fixtures will be removed, and new LED color changing fixtures will be installed along the ledge running beneath the windows. o New control hardware and interface to be installed inside the building. o Upper building and lower building cold cathode lamp fixtures will be left alone. •Existing HID searchlights will be left as-is. •See Appendix 1 for detailed line by line scope of work Scope of Services Appendices •Appendix 1 – Lighting Line by Line, Fourteen (14) pages Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 31 of 54 General Notes and Clarifications General Scope of Services Comments: •Unless specifically noted in the Scope of Services – abatement of ACM and other hazardous materials is excluded. •As final engineering is not started and equipment is not ordered until Ameresco has a signed contract / notice to proceed - Ameresco cannot guarantee delivery dates / system start-up and is not responsible for costs associated with additional mobilizations, temporary equipment, etc. if long lead times affect construction schedule. •Material ordering and final scheduling will not occur until a signed agreement is received. •Ameresco pricing assumes 100% availability of rooms to do the work. Unless noted otherwise, pricing based on first shift only (Monday through Friday). •Unless specifically noted in the Scope of Services – paint / patch is excluded. If noted in the Scope of Services – only the affected areas will be addressed (not the entire area / wall). Paint will match existing adjacent as close as possible but an exact match cannot be guaranteed. •Piping / conduit / wire mold may be run exposed in occupied spaces (as applicable). •Unless specifically noted in the Scope of Services – conduit / wire mold is un-painted. •Some existing equipment may be left abandoned in place. •Unless specifically noted in the Scope of Services – no piping covers have been included. •If applicable - tile and carpet in-fill strips will match adjacent existing as close as possible but an exact match cannot be guaranteed. •If applicable - existing ceiling tiles will be removed and reinstalled. New ceiling / grid is not included in the Scope of Services unless specifically noted. Lighting Scope Clarifications: •The scope includes retrofit of the noted fixtures only and does not address or include any fix- up / upgrade / replacement of existing wiring, switching, conduits, hangers, etc. If items are found to be in need of repair or replacement – this is not included in the Scope of Services and associated costing. The Scope of Services does include replacement of existing broken lighting sockets when replacing bulbs. •It is assumed that all emergency lighting is on generator or independent battery control. Replacements of emergency ballasts are not included in the project. •Replacement or repair of fixture lenses or louvers are not included, fixture lenses will be wiped with a dry cloth. •Ameresco is not responsible for fixtures that are found to be damaged prior to commencement of its Scope of Services. •All manufacturers’ warranties (and related information) will be transferred to Customer at project close-out. •With respect to the specific lighting scope - Ameresco will remove and lawfully recycle / dispose of existing lamps and PCB ballasts. All ballasts that are determined to be non-PCB shall be disposed of with non-hazardous waste. Noted items will be carefully recycled and disposed of through a licensed recycling firm in accordance with all state and federal guidelines. Certificates verifying the proper disposal and recycling of PCB containing materials will be provided by the vendor. •Lighting levels, if existing is identified to be over-lit per recommended standards, may be reduced. •Ameresco is not responsible for any pre-existing electrical code violations or electrical system deficiencies. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 32 of 54 General Roof Scope Clarifications: •Issues with existing roof deck and associated structural are excluded from the Scope of Services. If identified during the project – this will be brought to the attention of Customer. •Tuck pointing is excluded from roofing scope. •Unless noted otherwise, the Scope of Services was developed in a manner that existing equipment / rails / etc. do not need to be raised. If during installation, issues are noted – this will be brought to the attention of Customer. •ACM and hazardous materials abatement is excluded from the work scope. •Replacement of existing water damaged interior ceiling tiles is not included. •Replacement of existing water damaged insulation is excluded in the Scope of Services. General Plumbing Scope Clarifications •Plumbing materials, mounting hardware, and piping material are included. •Any repairs to previous floor, tile or wall damage is excluded. Repairs (painting, patching, etc.) to damage caused by Ameresco during installation is included. •Caulking of new fixtures is included. •Where ADA water closets exist that are scheduled for replacement as part of the Scope of Services, Ameresco will replace with ADA water closets. •Labor to replace shut off valves or repair main water valves that do not close completely or that will not fully re-open is excluded. Ameresco will require the assistance of maintenance staff, at no additional cost to Ameresco, to shut off zone valves or operating water mains when bathroom fixture shutoff does not function correctly. •Labor to repair previously deteriorated plumbing not associated with the work defined in this scope is excluded. •Upgrading bathrooms that are not ADA compliant to meet such standards is excluded. •All warranty replacements of material when the contractor is not on site during warranty period shall be installed by Customer. •Temporary toilets are excluded. •Major adjustments to wall hung toilet carriers to accept new fixtures are excluded. •Enhancements to fixtures that are not covered in existing plumbing code are excluded. •Remediation / replacement of floor or walls that are damaged due to existing leaks, etc. is excluded. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 33 of 54 ATTACHMENT C SAVINGS GUARANTEE GUARANTEED SAVINGS AMOUNT; GUARANTEE PERIOD Ameresco hereby guarantees to Customer that the amount of the Annual Savings shall equal or exceed the “Guaranteed Savings” (as specified in Table C-1 below), over the Guarantee Period (defined below). The Annual Guaranteed Savings Amount is made up of two (2) savings components: 1.Energy (Electricity, Gas, and Water) Savings 2.Operating Cost Savings Ameresco, guarantees the total Annual Guaranteed Savings Amount, but does not guarantee the savings amount achieved by each individual savings measure. Sources of Energy and Operating Cost Savings are set forth in Attachment G. Operating Cost Savings can result from avoided expenditures for operations, maintenance, equipment repair, or equipment replacement and/or capital funds for projects that, because of the project, will not be necessary including costs of planned renovation, renewal, or repair avoided as a result of the Project. Ameresco and Customer acknowledge and agree: a)By completing the Project contemplated in this Agreement, Customer will eliminate the need for the planned project(s) (identified in Attachment B, Scope of Services) and, in so doing, customer will realize long term operating cost savings related to the related capital expense associated with the planned project(s); b)Accordingly, the Guaranteed Savings set forth herein and the Savings determined under the M&V Plan include long term operating cost savings associated with related capital costs for the planned project(s) (identified in Attachment B, Scope of Services) that, because of this Project, will not be necessary. Calculation of the Annual Savings, inclusive of Agreed Upon Savings, shall be performed under, and governed by, the methods, formulas, and procedures described in the Measurement and Verification Plan set forth in Attachment G. Table C-1 Year Energy Savings Operating Cost Savings Total Guaranteed Savings 1 $47,448 $199,866 $247,314 2 $48,871 $205,862 $254,733 3 $50,338 $212,038 $262,375 4 $51,848 $218,399 $270,247 5 $53,403 $224,951 $278,354 6 $55,005 $231,699 $286,705 Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 34 of 54 7 $56,655 $238,650 $295,306 8 $58,355 $245,810 $304,165 9 $60,106 $253,184 $313,290 10 $61,909 $260,780 $322,689 11 $63,766 $268,603 $332,369 12 $65,679 $276,661 $342,340 13 $67,649 $284,961 $352,611 14 $69,679 $293,510 $363,189 15 $71,769 $302,315 $374,085 16 $73,922 $311,385 $385,307 17 $76,140 $320,726 $396,866 18 $78,424 $330,348 $408,772 19 $80,777 $340,258 $421,035 20 $83,200 $350,466 $433,666 The Guarantee Period shall be 20 years unless terminated earlier as a result of termination of the Agreement. The Customer has reviewed the Guaranteed Savings calculations, assumptions, and methodologies contained in the M&V Plan, Appendix 1, and Appendix 2, and the Baseline set forth in Attachment G, and the Standards of Service and Comfort set forth in Attachment J and finds them to be reasonable. This Attachment C, comprising 2 (two) pages, is attached to and made part of the Agreement. CITY OF SOUTH BEND AMERESCO, INC By: By: Name: Name: Louis P. Maltezos Title: Title: Executive Vice President Date: Date: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 35 of 54 ATTACHMENT D (1) DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE PROJECT COMPLETION LOG Sub-Project Tasks/Punch List items Completion Date Items furnished to CUSTOMER with this Delivery and Acceptance Certificate:  Receipt of owner’s manuals; sets. Receipt of instruction and training; ______________ Completion of inspection and walk-through. Receipt of warranty information. The punch list items are hereby completed in accordance with the Agreement. [Customer agrees that the Energy Savings and Operating Cost Savings, as applicable, have been satisfied for the term of the Guarantee Period.] CUSTOMER By: Title: Date: Notes (special instructions, etc.): Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 36 of 54 ATTACHMENT D (2) PERCENT COMPLETE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CERTIFICATE Customer hereby acknowledges receipt and acceptance of the __________ portion of the Energy Conservation Measure (the "ECM") described in Attachment B to the Energy Services Agreement (the "Agreement") dated _________________, 202_ between Customer and Ameresco. Customer certifies that the work described in the related application for payment submitted by Ameresco has been completed in accordance with the Agreement and that the ECM(s) are _____ percent complete, as substantiated by sufficient detail provided by Ameresco. Customer agrees to make payment to Ameresco as set forth in Section 4 of the Agreement. Date Accepted by Customer:________________________ Accepted for: Accepted by: Name: _______________________________ Title: ______________________________ ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AMERESCO Ameresco hereby acknowledges that the total amount due based upon percent complete for the ECM’s described in Attachment B, and the Notice to Proceed, hereto is $__________________. Date Accepted by Ameresco: Accepted for: AMERESCO, INC. Accepted by: Name: Title: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 37 of 54 ATTACHMENT D (3) SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION CERTIFICATE PROJECT NAME & ADDRESS: PROJECT NO.: CONTRACT DATE: DESCRIPTION: The installation of [list each ECM being accepted with this certificate] under the Agreement has/have been reviewed and found to be substantially complete. The date of Substantial Completion of the forgoing ECM(s) is hereby established as: SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION DATE: ________________________________________ The date of Substantial Completion of an ECM is the date when such ECM is sufficiently complete in accordance with the Agreement so that Customer derives beneficial use thereof. The punch list items are hereby completed in accordance with the Agreement. [Customer agrees that the Energy Savings and Operating Cost Savings, as applicable, have been satisfied for the term of the Guarantee Period.] The Substantial Completion date set forth above is the date of commencement of applicable warranties for such ECM(s), as required by the Agreement. A list of items to be completed or corrected is identified below as punch list items. CONTRACTOR: Ameresco, Inc., 111 Speen Street, Suite 410, Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 AUTHORIZED DATE: NAME: (type or print) CUSTOMER: AUTHORIZED DATE: NAME: (type or print) PUNCHLIST ITEMS Attach additional page(s) as necessary. Number of pages attached . Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 38 of 54 [Please Print On Customer Letter Head] ATTACHMENT E NOTICE TO PROCEED MONTH DAY YEAR Louis P. Maltezos Executive Vice President Ameresco, Inc. 10 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 3450 Chicago, IL 60603 SUBJECT: NOTICE TO PROCEED Mr. Maltezos: In accordance with the terms of the Energy Services Agreement dated ___________, 2021, Customer hereby issues this Notice to Proceed to Ameresco in relation to the Scope of Services for this Phase set forth this Agreement. Sincerely, CITY OF SOUTH BEND _______________________ Name: Title: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 39 of 54 ATTACHMENT F CHANGE ORDER Change Request No. CUSTOMER: Department: Project No. Contract No. Site: Title: I. REQUEST Date: (a)Requested by:Of (b)Description of change: II. AMERESCO’S AGREEMENT For all costs involved in this change including extensions of time herein requested, Ameresco proposes to perform the work described in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement for the price as follows. Payment shall be made on the basis of: (a)Predetermined lump sum total of (add) (deduct)$ (b)Lump sum "not-to-exceed” (add) (deduct)$ (Max. price based on contract or Negotiated unit prices) NOTE: ONLY IF RATE TABLE INCLUDED: () (c)Time & Material Basis "not-to-exceed” (add) (deduct)$ (Computed in accordance with provisions of the Contract) Place an "X" beside selected proposal method and strike out either (add) or (deduct) whichever does not apply. If necessary, attach detailed estimates and breakdown for above in accordance with change order instruction. A claim for work performed under protest may be submitted per (c) above. An extension of contract time of calendar days to is requested. ATTACHMENTS Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 40 of 54 [Tailor to Change Order and Scope] All references in the Agreement to Attachments shall also mean and refer to Attachments A-_, B-_ etc., as a separate Scope of Services. Attachments A-_ through J-_ shall be read and construed separately from Attachments A-_ through J-_ All other provisions of the Agreement not expressly modified by this Change Order #__ shall remain in full force and effect including, but not limited to, Section 25 of the Agreement, Representations and Warranties, which representations and warranties are incorporated herein by reference with respect to this Change Order #__. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have caused this Change Order #__ to be duly executed and delivered by their proper and duly authorized officers. AMERESCO, INC. : ______________________ ______________________ By: Louis P. Maltezos By: Title: Executive Vice President Title: Date: Date: (Signature Required) CUSTOMER APPROVAL: CUSTOMER Contract Award $ ______________________ Previous Additions $ Previous Deductions $ By: __________________________ Net Total $ Title: ________________________ This Change $ Date: ________________________ Total $ Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 41 of 54 ATTACHMENT G MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION PLAN; METHODOLOGY OF CALCULATING SAVINGS SECTION 1: SAVINGS MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION Utility Rates Table G1 summarizes the baseline utility rates. These rates were used in establishing the Baseline and calculations in this Attachment G. Throughout the Term of the Guarantee Period the utility rates in Table G1, escalated at 3.0% per year shall be used in determining Annual Savings. The Customer acknowledges and accepts the utility rates set forth in Table G1 as reasonable. Table G2 summarizes baseline data received by Ameresco from Customer. Table G1: Utility Rates Facility Electric Natural Gas $/kWh $/kW $/Therm Morris Performing Arts Center $0.097 $6.90 $0.57 Table G2: Existing Utility Information Energy Savings Actual Annual Savings from Energy Savings for the First Guarantee Year shall be determined as set forth in Table G3 below based on U.S. DoE Federal Energy Management Program M&V Guidelines Version 4.0. In each subsequent Guarantee Year, the actual Annual Savings determined for the First Guarantee Year shall be escalated at a rate of 3.0% per year to determine the actual Annual Savings from these measures for such Guarantee Year. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 42 of 54 Table G3: Measurement & Verification Methods for each ECM ECM Minimum Baseline M&V Requirements Minimum Post Installation M&V Requirement Metered or Measured Variables Stipulated Variables Minimum Performance Period M&V Requirements ECM 1: Boiler & Pump Replacement M&V approach based on Option A. The operation of the existing equipment and the energy use associated with this equipment has been based on information provided by the City as gathered during the audit. Ameresco will utilize a portable combustion efficiency analyzer to determine the actual efficiency of the boiler at different firing rates. Boiler combustion efficiency Weather, building load Measured combustion efficiencies will be utilized to determine achieved energy savings. Ameresco will visually inspect the equipment to verify that the systems are operating properly. ECM 2: AHU-1 Replacement ECM 3: RTU & MAU Replacement ECM 4: Heatpump Controls Upgrades ECM 5: New Building Automation System M&V approach based on Option A. The operation of the existing equipment and the energy use associated with this equipment has been based on information provided by the City as gathered during the audit. Ameresco will utilize the building automation system to track equipment performance data to ensure that the equipment is performing as intended. Ameresco will monitor and report equipment operation, including runtimes, setpoints, and VFD speeds to ensure that key parameters are being achieved. Equipment runtime, setpoints, outside air dampers, and VFD speeds will be recorded by the building automation system to verify the savings are occurring as expected. Fan horsepower, power draw of equipment, and annual load profile will be as noted in the savings calculations. Ameresco will visually inspect the equipment to verify that the systems are operating properly, and the variable speed drives are capable of reducing the motor speeds. Analysis will be performed of the trend data on an ongoing basis to verify the correct operation and the reduction in speed. ECM 6: Plumbing Fixture Replacement ECM 7: Roofing Replacement ECM 8: Fire Alarm System Replacement Agreed Upon Savings shall be utilized for this ECM. The costs associated with performing measurement and verification for this ECM would exceed the cost savings projected for this ECM. Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 43 of 54 ECM 9: LED Lighting Upgrades M&V approach based on Option A. Fixture wattages are from an industry standard wattage table. Operating hours to be based on information provided by the city, and industry standard burn hour assumptions. Fixture wattages, on a sample of post-project installed fixtures consisting of either single fixtures or a circuit of fixtures shall be measured on fixtures with a population of 50 or more. Power measurements will be compared to values in the energy audit tables. One time instantaneous power using a true RMS power meter. Measurements will follow 80/20 statistical precision and confidence criteria. Baseline and post- installation (subject to one- time post-retrofit measurements) fixture power draw. Operating hours will not change and will be as noted in the savings calculation table. Interactive effects. Adjust savings to measured results. Ameresco will visually inspect a sample of lamps to verify the lighting system performs as intended and the lamp types are as efficient as those proposed in the energy audit. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 44 of 54 Operating Cost Savings Actual Annual Savings from Operating Cost Savings shall be determined as set forth in Table G4 below, based on guidance from the U.S. DoE Federal Energy Management Program’s publication How to Determine and Verify Operating and Maintenance (O&M) Savings in Federal Energy Savings Performance Contracts, November 2007. This guidance allows for cost savings from avoided renovation, renewal, or repair costs as a result of the Project. Table G4: M&V Approach for Operating Cost Savings M&V Plan Description Methods for the measurement and verification of Operating Cost Savings have not been developed for either FEMP or IPMVP M&V Guidelines. However, FEMP does provide a guidance publication on verification of O&M Savings, including avoided current or planned capital expense. This approach has been customized for this project based on the FEMP guidance document. For this project, there is one (1) stream of Operating Cost Savings – Related Capital Expenditures. •Operating Cost Savings – Related Capital Expenditures - Avoided future equipment replacement and/or capital fund project (Related Capital Expenditures). This is associated with all ECMs (1-9) Baseline Performance Parameters For Operating Cost Savings – Related Capital Expenditures, the baseline performance parameters are the cost budget estimates for the alternative project that the Customer would have undertaken to complete the Scope of Services and meet the functional requirements for such Scope Post Installation Performance Parameters For Operating Cost Savings - Avoided future equipment replacement and/or capital funded project (Related Capital Expenditures) associated with ECMs (1-9), the post installation performance parameters are the actual cost for completing the Scope of Services under this Agreement and the delivered functional capability of the Scope of Services as documented prior to final delivery and acceptance and / or the M&V Report. The Operating Cost Savings for the first Guarantee Year (“Year 1 Operating Cost Savings”) is noted in Table G6. Performance Assurance Activities The Project site will be surveyed with the Customer to confirm the Scope of Services is complete and in conformance with the Scope of Services and are performing as specified prior to delivery and acceptance. If the Scope of Services has been completed per the specifications / Scope of Services, meeting the functional requirements of the Customer, then at final acceptance, it will be agreed that the Operating Cost Savings identified in Table G6 will be deemed achieved and will be documented in the delivery and acceptance certificate and / or the M&V Report. Ameresco shall develop, send to Customer for signature, and submit the GESC Report to the State of Indiana for as long as GESC Services are provided. M&V Services For each Guarantee Year for which M&V Services are to be performed, Ameresco will perform the M&V Services and submit to Customer a measurement and verification report for the Property (the “M&V Report”), which shall include a guarantee reconciliation (the “Guarantee Reconciliation”) upon the later of (i) ninety (90) days after the end of each Guarantee Year and (ii) sixty (60) days after Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 45 of 54 Ameresco receives or obtains Customer’s available energy usage data for the Guarantee Year in question, if requested. The Guarantee Reconciliation will set forth the calculation of the cumulative Annual Savings achieved in relation to the cumulative Guaranteed Savings for the period being reconciled. The M&V Services will be performed and an M&V Report delivered for Guarantee Years 1 through 20 of the Guarantee Period. By written notice to Ameresco provided no later than ninety (90) days after the commencement of any subsequent and consecutive Guarantee Year, Customer, in its sole discretion, may elect to discontinue the M&V Services. If the Customer does elect to discontinue the M&V Services within the stated timeframe, the Guaranteed Savings will be deemed achieved for the balance of the Guarantee Period and no further M&V Services will be performed. The Guaranteed Savings will be deemed achieved for each year for which M&V Services are not required to be performed. The Customer must pay the stated M&V fee listed in Attachment I in advance of each given year for the M&V Services to be provided as required by the Section 4(d) of the ESA. Failure to pay the M&V Services fee when due on an annual basis will result in termination of the M&V Services, and the Guaranteed Savings shall be deemed achieved for each Guarantee Year for which payment was not made and for the balance of the Guarantee Period. In the event of early termination of this Agreement or of the M&V Services, unless termination is effective on the last day of the Guarantee Year then in effect, no annual M&V Report will be produced for the Guarantee Year then in effect, and the Guaranteed Savings shall be deemed achieved for the Guarantee Year then in effect and for the balance of the Guarantee Period. Routine and Non-Routine Adjustments to the Baseline This Attachment G: Savings Measurement and Verification Plan describes the specific measurement and verification plan for each energy conservation measure. Contained within each plan are the calculation formulas for determining energy savings, including adjustments to the energy baseline during the M&V Term to address routine and non-routine adjustments. Baseline adjustments for routine and non-routine adjustments are discussed below: Routine Adjustments Routine adjustments are changes to the baseline energy consumption due to factors which are both significant to the energy consumption and vary predictably. Factors resulting in routine adjustments include, but are not limited to, weather, building temperature setpoint, hours of operation, and number of occupants. Routine adjustments, if required according to the respective measurement and verification plan, will be performed annually and will affect the Guarantee Period in which the adjustment occurs only, and will not be continued into later Guarantee Periods. If routine adjustments result in a reduction of energy savings and are beyond the control of Ameresco, the value of the Savings Guarantee will be reduced by the magnitude of the routine adjustment. Non-Routine Adjustments Non-routine adjustments are changes to the baseline energy consumption due to factors that are significant to the energy consumption but do not vary predictably. Factors resulting in non-routine adjustments include, but are not limited to, additions or reductions to the area of a building, changes to the use of a building, installation, modification, or replacement of equipment, and changes to the building envelope. Non-routine adjustments, if required according to the respective measurement and verification plan, will be performed once and will be affective for the remainder of the Guarantee Period. If non-routine adjustments result in a reduction of energy savings and are beyond the control of Ameresco, the value of the Savings Guarantee will be reduced by the magnitude of the routine adjustment. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 46 of 54 Reporting of Routine and Non-Routine Adjustments Both Ameresco and Customer share responsibility in identifying routine and non-routine adjustments. Ameresco will monitor key parameters and perform site visits as required per the measurement and verification plan. If, during the course of these actions, Ameresco identifies operations or changes to the buildings or systems that would result in a baseline adjustment, Ameresco will notify Customer accordingly as outlined in the measurement and verification plan. Customer is obligated to notify Ameresco when material changes occur within the facilities and provide additional information, if required, to perform baseline adjustments, including, but not limited to, equipment submittals, building plans, and dates that such changes occurred. Ameresco will calculate baseline adjustments, when required, and submit the results to Customer and its agents. Guarantee Reconciliation If, for any Guarantee Year during the M&V Term, the Guaranteed Savings is not achieved, as evidenced by the fact that the Annual Savings as detailed in the M&V Report is less than the Guaranteed Savings for the same period, Ameresco shall pay Customer the amount (the “Savings Shortfall”) by which the Guaranteed Savings exceeds the Annual Savings, or, by mutual written agreement of the Parties, in lieu of making a payment of the Savings Shortfall Ameresco may rectify the Savings Shortfall through installation of additional ECM(s) or modifications. Such payment, installation or modification shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of Customer in the event of a Savings Shortfall. Any such payments shall be included in the aggregate savings total for purposes of future Guarantee Reconciliations. In addition, in the event of a Savings Shortfall, Ameresco shall have the right but not the obligation, at Ameresco’s sole discretion and expense, to install additional ECM(s) or modifications to mitigate any future Savings Shortfall with the approval of Customer, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. If, in any Guarantee Year, the Annual Savings exceed the Guaranteed Savings for such Guarantee Year, the excess savings will be used first to reimburse Ameresco for any Savings Shortfall payments made in previous years, whether such payment was made in cash or through installation of additional ECMs, with the balance included in the Annual Savings amount for the succeeding Guarantee Year. Dispute Resolution Any dispute, claim or disagreement of any kind or nature between the Parties arising out of or in connection with this M&V Plan, Adjustment to the Baseline or the Savings Guarantee shall be resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution procedures set forth in Section 13 of the Agreement. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 47 of 54 SECTION 2: METHODOLOGY USED TO CALCULATE PROJECT SAVINGS The methodology used for projecting savings resulting from the implementation of the Project is summarized in the following equation: Annual Savings = Energy Savings + Operating Cost Savings Savings = (Baseline Period Use or Demand – Reporting Period Use of Demand) ± Adjustments Where: Annual Savings: The total annual savings associated with implementation of this Project. This is the savings figure that will be used for comparison to the Guaranteed Savings as part of the Guarantee Reconciliation. Energy Savings: The total Energy Savings associated with reduction in energy consumption as a result of implementation of this Project. Operating Cost Savings: Operating Cost Savings can result from avoided expenditures for operations, maintenance, equipment repair, or equipment replacement and/or capital funds for projects that, because of the Project, will not be necessary. Sources of Operating Cost savings may include: i) avoided current or planned capital expense, ii) avoided O&M and/or equipment repair and replacement expense, and, iii) avoided renovation, renewal, or repair costs as a result of the Project. ENERGY SAVINGS Table G5: Summary of Annual Savings The following details the savings calculations associated with each Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) included in Attachment B. See Appendix 2 for detailed savings calculations. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 48 of 54 OPERATING COST SAVINGS Operating Cost Savings includes avoided related capital expenditures for equipment replacement and/or capital funds for projects that, because of the Scope of Services of this project, will not be necessary. Sources of Operating Cost savings may include: i) avoided current or planned capital expense, ii) avoided O&M and/or equipment repair and replacement expense, and, iii) avoided renovation, renewal, or repair costs as a result of the project. Deferring the related capital expenditure Scope of Services items included in this Agreement will result in increased costs in the future when implemented. Ameresco uses RS Means construction data, as well as recent project cost information (including data from bids for work to be performed), to determine approximate replacement values for the various building systems impacted by this Project. The current costs are then modified for performing this work in the future utilizing inflation, cost of money, economies of scale, and other factors as applicable. The increased future costs are then annualized, based on a project term, to determine the Year 1 Operating Cost Savings value. From the Scope of Services related to the installation of the ECMs, the Customer will have a Year 1 Operating Cost Savings (related capital expenditures) of $199,866 Table G6: Year 1 Operating Costs Savings Year Related Capital Expenditures Savings 1 $199,866 The Customer has identified the need for improving its existing facilities in order to address known building deficiencies, extend the building / systems useful life, and address occupant comfort issues. As a result, the Customer has developed estimates for the costs of the Scope of Services included in the ECMs if a separate project had to be performed to complete such Scope. The Customer desires to incorporate the Scope of Services into this Agreement in order to ensure such Scope is completed within the schedule and cost agreed to with Ameresco. The Customer finds that the Year 1 Operating Cost Savings identified in Table G6 are reasonable estimates of the costs avoided by incorporating the Scope of Services into the Agreement and agrees and accepts these Year 1 Operating Cost Savings subject to completion of the M&V Services set forth in this Attachment G. In each subsequent Guarantee Year, the Year 1 Operating Cost Savings determined for the First Guarantee Year shall be escalated at a rate of 3.0% per year to determine the total Operating Cost Savings. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 49 of 54 This Attachment G, comprising nine (9) pages, is attached to and made part of the Agreement. CITY OF SOUTH BEND AMERESCO, INC By: By: Name: Name: Louis P. Maltezos Title: Executive Vice President Date: Date: Date: Title: Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 50 of 54 ATTACHMENT H TRAINING Ameresco shall provide training on the intent, design, operating requirements and operational and maintenance requirements for all ECMs installed. The following section defines the intent, personnel to be involved, logistics, and tracking and documentation for the Training Plan that shall be provided by Ameresco. The table below indicates total number of training hours per ECM. Ameresco will implement a training program that involves classroom and hands-on/field training. Training sessions will include a review of the overall installation and performance characteristics of installed Energy Conservation Measures. Documentation will include review of O&M manuals, drawings, and equipment specification literature. Facilities personnel, and select building occupants, will receive comprehensive manuals for reference. The primary goal of Ameresco’s training program will be to educate designated operations, maintenance, and building staff in the key areas that relate to the ECMs installed throughout the project. Ameresco has identified three (3) levels of training which may be required depending on the specific ECMs which are installed. Refer to the following Training Matrix for applications of Training Levels. •Level 1: For systems and equipment which are essentially direct replacements of existing equipment, such that no additional skills will be required to perform operations and maintenance functions, the training will be limited to a general overview of the equipment installed, a review of the manufacturer’s O&M manuals, and an explanation of equipment warranties. This level of training will provide operations and maintenance staff the familiarity with the equipment that is installed, manufacturer’s recommended maintenance procedures, and all warranty information. This training will be conducted one time and will include up to 8 hours of classroom instruction for all ECMs designated for Level 1 training. •Level 2: For systems and equipment which are new to the site, and require some general understanding as to their function and operation, training will include a minimum amount of classroom instruction that will provide an overview of the specific technology selected, specific equipment installed, review of the manufacturer’s O&M manuals, and an explanation of equipment warranties. Following the classroom training session, a site tour will be scheduled to view the specific installation and operation of the equipment. This level of training will provide operations and maintenance staff with additional equipment details (including equipment cut sheets), familiarity with the equipment that is installed, manufacturer’s recommended maintenance procedures, and all warranty information. This training will be conducted one time and will include up to 12 hours of combined classroom and field instruction for all ECMs designated for Level 2 training. •Level 3: For systems and equipment which are new to the site, and are more complex in nature - training will be directed to facilities engineering and the operations and maintenance staff. Level 3 training will require more extensive classroom training to discuss design intent, specific system design, energy efficiency considerations, seasonal modes of operations, comfort conditions, operation of individual components, emergency conditions, sequences of operations, alarms, diagnostics, and any additional ECM specific information as required. This Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 51 of 54 training will be conducted up to two (2) sessions and will include up to 12 hours per session of combined classroom and field instruction for all ECMs designated for Level 3 training. o Level 3 classroom training will also include a review of the manufacturer’s operation and maintenance manuals, and an explanation of equipment warranties. Following the classroom training session, a site tour will be scheduled to view the specific installation, operation of the equipment, and hands on maintenance instructions by qualified personnel and manufacturers’ representatives. This level of training will provide staff with a comprehensive understanding of all equipment details as well as hands on familiarity with the equipment that is installed and a detailed review of manufacture’s recommended maintenance procedures and warranty information. Note: “Classroom” refers to a setting where information is presented to Customer personnel and may occur on-site in a meeting room, office, boiler room, etc.). The Customer shall provide suitable space and make personnel available, as reasonably required for Ameresco to conduct training under this Attachment H. Training Matrix ECM# ECM Description Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 1 Boiler & Pump Replacement X 2 AHU-1 Replacement X 3 RTU & MAU Replacement X 4 Heatpump Controls Upgrades X 5 New BAS for Complete Building Control X 6 Plumbing Fixture Replacement X 7 Roofing Replacement X 8 Fire Alarm System Replacement X 9 LED Lighting Upgrades X Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 52 of 54 ATTACHMENT I MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION FEE SCHEDULE Fees for M&V Services will be due and payable as provided in Section 4(d) of the ESA and Attachment G. Year M&V Cost IC § 36-1-12.5-10 GESC Report Cost 1 $3,600 $500 2 $3,708 $515 3 $3,819 $530 4 $3,934 $546 5 $4,052 $563 6 $4,173 $580 7 $4,299 $597 8 $4,428 $615 9 $4,560 $633 10 $4,697 $652 11 $4,838 $672 12 $4,983 $692 13 $5,133 $713 14 $5,287 $734 15 $5,445 $756 16 $5,609 $779 17 $5,777 $802 18 $5,950 $826 19 $6,129 $851 20 $6,313 $877 Fees for M&V Services are based on Customer’s compliance with its obligations to provide energy usage data, including remote access to, and the collection of data from, the Monitoring System and/or Customer’s network server. Ameresco’s compensation for performing M&V Services is included in the table above. If the M&V Services are terminated for any reason, Customer shall continue to pay Ameresco, as provided in Section 4(d) of the Agreement, an annual fee, for preparing all GESC reports under IC § 36-1-12.5- 10 and providing them to Customer to sign and submit, in the amount of $500 for the second Guarantee Year, and escalating at 3.0% per year for each Guarantee Year thereafter. For clarity, the IC § 36-1-12.5-10 Cost is only required if M&V Services are terminated. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 53 of 54 ATTACHMENT J CUSTOMER’S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES; STANDARDS OF SERVICE AND COMFORT SECTION 1. CUSTOMER’S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES Customer, at its own expense, will keep and maintain, or cause to be kept and maintained, the ECMs and all equipment in as good operating condition as when delivered to the Customer hereunder, ordinary wear and tear resulting from proper use thereof alone excepted, and will provide maintenance and service and make all repairs necessary for such purpose. Responsibility for the proper maintenance, service, repair and adjustments to each ECM, ECM system and related ancillary systems and equipment, including related expenses, shall transfer to the Customer on an ECM by ECM basis on the date of “Substantial Completion” of each ECM as such date is determined in accordance with the definition of Substantial Completion set forth in Section 1 of the Agreement. The Customer will be responsible for such maintenance, service, repair and adjustments for the remainder of the Term. Operation and Maintenance Manuals (O&M Manuals) will be provided to the Customer, by the ESCO. Included with the O&M manuals will be a list of maintenance responsibilities and tasks for the Customer. Start-up and Shutdown: The Customer’s responsibilities include all system start-ups and shut-downs. System start-up (beginning of season) and shut-down (end of season) refers to specific manufacturer recommendations with respect to “proper” system start-up, operation, maintenance, and shut-down as defined in the manufacturer’s installation / operation / maintenance (O&M) manuals which will be provided to the Customer upon Substantial Completion and / or Delivery and Acceptance, as appropriate. Operations: The Customer shall operate the equipment installed hereunder in accordance with parameters noted in the manufacturers’ recommendations, and any supplemental procedures supplied to the Customer by ESCO, including those set forth in the O&M manuals. The Customer shall also operate the equipment and systems (including ancillary related systems) in accordance with Section 2 below, Standards of Comfort. Maintenance: The Customer’s maintenance responsibilities include the proper operation and prompt repair and maintenance of each ECM, ECM system and related ancillary systems and equipment such that they are maintained in good working order during the Term. The Customer shall repair and maintain (i) the equipment and all other components which comprise the ECM and (ii) all other equipment which is attached thereto and/or is integral to the proper functioning of the ECM, including performance of the maintenance tasks, manufacturer’s recommendations and supplemental procedures included in the O&M Manuals. Maintenance also refers to performing required maintenance of ancillary systems. In addition to any of its other obligations under this Agreement, Customer agrees to operate and maintain all ECM’s to the standards set forth in this Attachment J. Deviation from these standards may result in adjustments to the Baseline, the Guaranteed Savings or the determination of Annual Savings. Confidential & Proprietary Information of Ameresco, Inc. Page 54 of 54 SECTION 2. STANDARDS OF SERVICE AND COMFORT Space temperature set points for locations served by new controls and programmable thermostats will be set and maintained by Customer as shown in the tables below. Ameresco shall not be responsible for existing HVAC equipment and ancillary services (HVAC equipment ancillary services not replaced as part of project) ability to meet the space temperatures provided in the following tables. Deviation from these standards may result in adjustments to the Baseline, the Guaranteed Savings Amount and/or the determination of Annual Savings. Heating Set Points: Space Maximum Temperature Occupied/Events e 72°F Palais Ballroom 72°F Offices 72°F Unoccupied Morris Theater 68°F Palais Ballroom 68°F Offices e Storage area requiring heat 40° F, except where existing use does not permit Areas not requiring heat Minimum temperature required to prevent damage to the facility Cooling Set Points: Space Minimum Temperature Occupied Morris Theater 72°F Palais Ballroom 72°F Offices 72°F Unoccupied Morris Theater 74°F Palais Ballroom 74°F Offices 74°F Storage area requiring heat N/A Areas not requiring heat N/A Non-Collusion Non-Debarment Affidavit Non Iran Form 2016 ATTACHMENT K CONTRACTOR’S NON-COLLUSION AND NON-DEBARMENT AFFIDAVIT, CERTIFICATION REGARDING INVESTMENT WITH IRAN, EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION, NON- DISCRIMINATION COMMITMENT AND CERTIFICATION OF USE OF UNITED STATES STEEL PRODUCTS OR FOUNDRY PRODUCTS Non-Collusion Non-Debarment Affidavit Non Iran Form 2016 When the prospective Contractor is unable to certify to any of the statements below, it shall attach an explanation to this Affidavit. CONTRACTOR’S NON-COLLUSION AND NON-DEBARMENT AFFIDAVIT, CERTIFICATION REGARDING INVESTMENT WITH IRAN, EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION, NON-DISCRIMINATION COMMITMENT AND CERTIFICATION OF USE OF UNITED STATES STEEL PRODUCTS OR FOUNDRY PRODUCTS (Must be completed for all quotes and bids. Please type or print) STATE OF ) ) SS: COUNTY ) The undersigned Contractor, being duly sworn upon his/her/its oath, affirms under the penalties of perjury that: 1.Contractor has not, nor has any other member, representative, or agent of the firm, company, corporation or partnership represented by him, entered into any combination, collusion or agreement with any person relative to the price to be bid by anyone at such letting nor to prevent any person from bidding nor to induce anyone to refrain from bidding, and that this bid is made without reference to any other bid and without any agreement, understanding or combination with any other person in reference to such bidding. Contractor further says that no person or persons, firms, or corporation has, have or will receive directly or indirectly, any rebate, fee, gift, commission or thing of value on account of such sale; and 2.Contractor certifies by submission of this proposal that neither contractor nor any of its principals are presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction by any Federal department or agency; and 3.Contractor has not, nor has any successor to, nor an affiliate of, Contractor, engaged in investment activities in Iran. a.For purposes of this Certification, “Iran” means the government of Iran and any agency or instrumentality of Iran, or as otherwise defined at Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-5, as amended from time-to-time. b.As provided by Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-8, as amended from time-to-time, a Contractor is engaged in investment activities in Iran if either: Illinois Cook Non-Collusion Non-Debarment Affidavit Non Iran Form 2016 i.Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, provides goods or services of twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in value in the energy sector of Iran; or ii.Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, is a financial institution that extends twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in credit to another person for forty-five (45) days or more, if that person will (i) use the credit to provides goods and services in the energy sector in Iran; and (ii) at the time the financial institution extends credit, is a person identified on list published by the Indiana Department of Administration. 4.Contractor does not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain any employee or contract with a person that the Contractor subsequently learns is an unauthorized alien. Contractor agrees that he/she/it shall enroll in and verify the work eligibility status of all of Contractor’s newly hired employees through the E-Verify Program as defined by I.C. 22-5-1.7-3. Contractor’s documentation of enrollment and participation in the E-Verify Program is included and attached as part of this bid/quote; and 5.Contractor shall require his/her/its subcontractors performing work under this public contract to certify that the subcontractors do not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain any employee or contract with a person that the subcontractor subsequently learns is an unauthorized alien, and that the subcontractor has enrolled in and is participating in the E-Verify Program. The Contractor agrees to maintain this certification throughout the term of the contract with the City of South Bend, and understands that the City may terminate the contract for default if the Contractor fails to cure a breach of this provision no later than thirty (30) days after being notified by the City. 6.Persons, partnerships, corporations, associations, or joint venturers awarded a contract by the City of South Bend through its agencies, boards, or commissions shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment in the performance of a City contract with respect to hire, tenure, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment because of race, sex, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability that does not affect that person's ability to perform the work. In awarding contracts for the purchase of work, labor, services, supplies, equipment, materials, or any combination of the foregoing including, but not limited to, public works contracts awarded under public bidding laws or other contracts in which public bids are not required by law, the City, its agencies, boards, or commissions may consider the Contractor’s good faith efforts to obtain participation by those Contractors certified by the State of Indiana as a Minority Business (“MBE”) or as a Women’s Business Enterprise (“WBE”) as a factor in determining the lowest, responsible, responsive bidder. In no event shall persons or entities seeking the award of a City contract be required to award a subcontract to an MBE/WBE; however, it may not unlawfully discriminate against said Non-Collusion Non-Debarment Affidavit Non Iran Form 2016 WBE/MBE. A finding of a discriminatory practice by the City’s MBE/WBE Utilization Board shall prohibit that person or entity from being awarded a City contract for a period of one (1) year from the date of such determination, and such determination may also be grounds for terminating the contact for which the discriminatory practice or noncompliance pertains. 7. The undersigned contractor agrees that the following nondiscrimination commitment shall be made a part of any contract which it may henceforth enter into with the City of South Bend, Indiana or any of its agencies, boards or commissions. Contractor agrees not to discriminate against or intimidate any employee or applicant for employment in the performance of this contract with privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment, because of race, religion, color, sex, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, handicap, national origin or ancestry. Breach of this provision may be regarded as material breach of contract. I, the undersigned bidder or agent as contractor on a public works project, understand my statutory obligations to the use of steel products or foundry products made in the United States (I.C. 5-16- 8-1). I hereby certify that I and all subcontractors employed by me for this project will use steel products or foundry products made in the United States on this project if awarded. I understand I have an affirmative duty to notify the City in my bid that my proposal does not include the use of steel products or foundry products made in the United States. I understand it is my sole obligation and responsibility to provide a justification to the City, subject to review and approval, why the cost of United States made steel or foundry products is unreasonable. Prior to award and upon submission of bid which does not use steel products or foundry products made in the United States, the City, through its director of public works, shall make a determination if the price of United States made steel or foundry is unreasonable. I understand that violations hereunder may result in forfeiture of contractual payments. *** SIGNATURE PAGE FOLLOWS APPENDIX 1: LIGHTING LINE BY LINE ECM 1: LED Lighting Upgrades Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMOREXT157 EXTERIOR 4,380 RC12 8 75 2,628LD5.28 10 350 2,278000 0 0.52 2,278‐38 44RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 75 WATT R30 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMOREXT158 EXTERIOR 4,380 WP3 7 26 797LED197 18 552 245000 0 0.06 245‐45WALL PACK JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 26 WATT CFL LAMPWALL PACK: NEW REPLACEMENT 18 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEMOREXT159 EXTERIOR 4,380 H21 7 215 6,592LED137 25 767 5,825000 0 1.33 5,825‐96 113WALL PACK: WITH (1) 175 WATT MH LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTWALL PACK: NEW REPLACEMENT 25 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEMOREXT160 EXTERIOR 4,380 C2 1 60 263LED181 25 110 153 PC11##55 55 0.04 208‐34 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPCANOPY: NEW REPLACEMENT 25 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELL FIXTURE MOUNTED PHOTOCELLMOREXT161 EXTERIOR ‐ POLES 4,380 H26 2 460 4,030LED16.12 109 955 3,075000 0 0.70 3,075‐51 59POLE MOUNTED SHOE BOX WITH (1) 400 WATT MH LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTSHOE BOX: NEW REPLACEMENT 109 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEMOREXT162EXTERIOR 4,380 WP3 1 26 114LED19.11187935000 0 0.01 35‐11WALL PACK JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 26 WATT CFL LAMPWALL PACK: NEW REPLACEMENT 18 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEMOREXT163EXTERIOR 4,380 LD6 2 16 140LA2 16 140 0000 0 0.00 0 0 016 WATT PAR38 LED FLOOD LAMPLEAVE ALONELEAVE ALONEMOREXT164EXTERIOR 4,380 H22 1 295 1,292LED201 70 307 986000 0 0.23 986‐16 19WALL PACK: WITH (1) 250 WATT MH LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTWALL PACK: NEW REPLACEMENT 70 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEMOREXT169 MARQUE SIGN 4,380 CC1 1,700 3 22,338LD291,700 2 11,169 11,169000 0 2.55 11,169‐185 216 3 WATT COLD CATHODE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 1.5 WATT LED S14 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMOREXT170 MARQUE SIGN 4,380 S4H 4 75 1,314LT20.24 11 193 1,121000 0 0.26 1,121‐19 224' SIGN LIGHTING STRIP: WITH (1) 4' 60 WATT T12HO LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 4' 11 WATT LED T8HO LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMOREXT171 MARQUE SIGN 4,380 S8H 4 125 2,190LT22.24 21 368 1,822000 0 0.42 1,822‐30 358' SIGN LIGHTING STRIP: WITH (1) 8' 110 WATT T12HO LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 8' 21 WATT LED T8HO LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMOREXT172 MARQUE SIGN 4,380 S6H 6 100 2,628LT21.26 16 420 2,208000 0 0.50 2,208‐37 436' SIGN LIGHTING STRIP: WITH (1) 6' 85 WATT T12HO LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 6' 16 WATT LED T8HO LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS1 B HALL/VASES 3,000 F11 2 7 42LD126 33 9000 0 0.00 9 0 0 7 WATT CFL LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 5.5 WATT A19 LED LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS2 B HALL 3,000 CH3 6 30 540LD116 14 243 297000 0 0.10 297‐56 CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 10 WATT CFL LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS3 B STORAGE 200 I1R 1 59 12LT2L.1127 5 6000 0 0.03 6 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS4 B GRANADA 2,000 CH1D 4 320 2,560LD124 54 432 2,128000 0 1.06 2,128‐35 41CHANDILIER: WITH (8) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (12) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS5 B GRANADA 2,000 RC4D 35 100 7,000LD435 16 1,120 5,880000 0 2.94 5,880‐97 114RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 100 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED A21 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS6 B GRANADA 2,000 RC6 2 65 260LD52 10 40 220000 0 0.11 220‐44RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 65 WATT INCANDESCENT R30 FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS7 B ELECT 500 I1R 2 59 59LT2L.12272732000 0 0.06 32‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS8 B REST 2,000 RF4 9 26 468LT119 10 180 288000 0 0.14 288‐56RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS9 B REST 2,000 SC4 2 69 276LD32 12 48 228000 0 0.11 228‐44SCONCE: WITH (1) 69 WATT A INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS10 B CUST 500 W1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS11 B COATS 1,500 RC2 5 60 450LD35 12 90 360000 0 0.24 360‐67RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPage 1 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS12 B CONCESSIONS 1,500 CH7D 4 102 612LD134 14 81 531000 0 0.35 531‐910CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 34 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A15 LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS13 BMURAL2,000 MR16 1 45 90LD91 8 16 74000 0 0.04 74‐11 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS14 BREST2,000 RF4 15 26 780LT1115 10 300 480000 0 0.24 480‐89RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS15 BREST2,000 SC4 5 69 690LD35 12 120 570000 0 0.29 570‐911SCONCE: WITH (1) 69 WATT A INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS16 B CONCESSIONS 1,500 RC2D 6 60 540LD26 9 81 459000 0 0.31 459‐89RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS17 B STAIRS 3,000 CH7D 1 102 306LD13.11 14 41 266000 0 0.09 266‐45CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 34 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A15 LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS18 B OPEN AREA 8,760 I1R 2 59 1,034LT2L2 27 473 561000 0 0.06 561‐9114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS19 B OPEN AREA 3,000 I1R 10 59 1,770LT2L10 27 810 960000 0 0.32 960‐16 194' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS20 B ORCHESTRA PIT 200 F4 2 26 10LD4.2216 6 4000 0 0.02 4 0 0 26 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED A21 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS21 B LOUNGE 3,000 T2R 5 59 885LT2L5 27 405 480 O21##### ### 0.16 683‐11 132X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS22 B TASK 3,000 S1R 5 32 480LT1L.15 14 210 270000 0 0.09 270‐454' STRIP: WITH (1) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMP, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS23 B HALL 8,760 I1R 5 59 2,584LT2L5 27 1,183 1,402000 0 0.16 1,402‐23 274' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS24 B HALL 3,000 I1R 9 59 1,593LT2L9 27 729 864000 0 0.29 864‐14 174' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS25 B FAC REST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS26 B DRESSING 8,760 I1R 1 59 517LT2L1 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS27 B DRESSING 1,000 I1R 8 59 472LT2L8 27 216 256000 0 0.26 256‐454' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS28 B DRESSING 1,000 I1R 2 59 118LT2L2275464000 0 0.06 64‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS29 B DRESSING 750 C1G 32 40 960LD1432 5 108 852000 0 1.14 852‐14 16 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS30 B CUST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS31 B DRESSING ROOMS (5) 1,000 I1R 5 59 295LT2L5 27 135 160000 0 0.16 160‐334' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS32 B DRESSING ROOMS (5) 750 C1G 120 40 3,600LD14120 5 405 3,195000 0 4.26 3,195‐53 62 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS33 B RESTS (2) 500 RF4 2 26 26LT112101016000 0 0.03 16 0 0RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS34 B DRESSING ROOM 8,760 I1R 1 59 517LT2L1 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPage 2 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS35 B DRESSING ROOM 1,000 I1R 1 59 59LT2L1272732000 0 0.03 32‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS36 B DRESSING ROOM 1,000 I1R 6 59 354LT2L6 27 162 192000 0 0.19 192‐344' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS37 B DRESSING ROOM 750 C1G 50 40 1,500LD1450 5 169 1,331000 0 1.78 1,331‐22 26 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS38 B DRESSING ROOM 750 C10G 138 25 2,588LD14138 5 466 2,122000 0 2.83 2,122‐35 41 25 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS39 B RESTS (2) 2,500 RF7 8 52 1,040LT128 20 400 640 O3.21##### ### 0.26 840‐14 16RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS40 B RESTS (2) 2,500 C12 12 40 1,200LD14.112 5 135 1,065 O3.21##68 68 0.43 1,133‐19 22 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS41 BRESTS (2) 2,500 W1R 5 59 738LT2L5 27 338 400 O3.20##### ### 0.16 569‐9114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTCONTROLLED BY MAP 40.0MORRIS42 B RESTS (2) 2,500 W8R 1 32 80LT8L.21184535O3.20##23 23 0.01 58‐112' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 2' 17 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 2' 8 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTCONTROLLED BY MAP 40.0MORRIS43 B SHOWERS 500 RF4 8 26 104LT118104064000 0 0.13 64‐11RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS44 B DRESSING ROOM 8,760 I1R 1 59 517LT2L1 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS45 B DRESSING ROOM 1,000 I1R 7 59 413LT2L7 27 189 224000 0 0.22 224‐444' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS46 B DRESSING ROOM 750 C1G 166 40 4,980LD14166 5 560 4,420000 0 5.89 4,420‐73 86 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS47 B LAUNDRY 1,000 I1R 2 59 118LT2L.12275464000 0 0.06 64‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS48 B ELEV MECH 200 I1R 2 59 24LT2L.12271113000 0 0.06 13 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS49 STAIRS 8,760 W1R 8 59 4,135LT2L.28 27 1,892 2,243000 0 0.26 2,243‐37 434' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS50 B VENDMISER 8,760 U1 1 427 3,741LA1 427 3,741 0 U11##### ### 0.00 1,870‐31 36 COLD VENDING MACHINELEAVE ALONEOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE VENDING MACHINE MORRIS51 1 ENTRANCE 8,760 W1R 1 59 517LT2L.11 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS52 1 BACK STAGE 8,760 I1R 3 59 1,551LT2L.23 27 710 841000 0 0.10 841‐14 164' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS53 1 BACK STAGE 6,000 I1R 3 59 1,062LT2L.23 27 486 576000 0 0.10 576‐10 114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS54 1 BACK STAGE 6,000 I1R 14 59 4,956LT4LT.27 53 2,226 2,730000 0 0.46 2,730‐45 534' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTTANDEM RETROFIT WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS55 1 BACK STAGE 6,000 RF7 2 52 624LT122 20 240 384000 0 0.06 384‐67RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS56 1 REST 1,000 W1R 1 59 59LT2L.11272732000 0 0.03 32‐114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS57 1 CUST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPage 3 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS58 2 MEZZ 6,000 I1R 4 59 1,416LT4LT.22 53 636 780000 0 0.13 780‐13 154' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTTANDEM RETROFIT WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS59 2 MEZZ 6,000 I1R 2 59 708LT2L.22 27 324 384000 0 0.06 384‐674' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS60 2 MEZ 6,000 F9 6 23 828LD6.16 16 576 252000 0 0.04 252‐45 23 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS61 2 MEZZ OFFICE 3,000 I1R 1 59 177LT2.21329681000 0 0.03 81‐124' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) NORMAL POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS62 1 DRESSING (2) 1,000 F8 8 18 144LD58108064000 0 0.06 64‐11 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS63 1 DRESSING (2) 1,000 C1G 38 40 1,520LD1438 5 171 1,349000 0 1.35 1,349‐22 26 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS64 1 DRSSSING (2) 1,000 C10G 12 25 300LD1412 5 54 246000 0 0.25 246‐45 25 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS65 1 REST 500 RF7 3 52 78LT123203048000 0 0.10 48‐11RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS66 1 REST 500 C12 6 40 120LD14.165 14 107000 0 0.21 107‐22 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS67 1REST500 RF4 3 26 39LT113101524000 0 0.05 24 0 0RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS68 1HALL8,760 RF7 2 52 911LT122 20 350 561000 0 0.06 561‐911RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS69 1HALL6,000 RF7 3 52 936LT123 20 360 576000 0 0.10 576‐10 11RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS70 1STAGE2,000 Q1 9 1,599 28,782LED69 160 2,880 25,902000 0 12.95 25,902‐429 501 FLOOD: WITH (1) 1500 WATT QUARTZ LAMPFLOOD: NEW REPLACEMENT 160 WATT LED FIXTURELEAVE ALONEMORRIS71 1STAGE8,000 F4 1 26 208LD41 16 128 80000 0 0.01 80‐12 26 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED A21 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS72 1 RIGGING LIGHTS 2,000 C7D 22 69 3,036LD3.122 12 528 2,508000 0 1.25 2,508‐42 4969 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS73 5 UP STAGE 1,500 W1R 30 59 2,655LT2L.330 27 1,215 1,440000 0 0.96 1,440‐24 284' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS74 1 SIDE STORAGE 500 I1R 1 59 30LT1L.2114 7 23000 0 0.05 23 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMP, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS75 1 SIDE STORAGE 500 W1R 2 59 59LT2L.22272732000 0 0.06 32‐114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS75 1 REST 500 RF4 2 26 26LT112101016000 0 0.03 16 0 0RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 26 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS76 1 UP LIGHT 100 C2 1 60 6LD3.1112 1 5000 0 0.05 5 0 0 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS77 1 HALL 3,000 F3 2 23 138LD3.12127266000 0 0.02 66‐11 23 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS78 1 CLOSET 100 F3 2 23 5LD2.12923000 0 0.03 3 0 0 23 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS79 1 CLOSET 100 C2 1 60 6LD2.11915000 0 0.05 5 0 0 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPage 4 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS80 1 HALL SCONCES 8,760 F1 5 15 657LD15 6 241 416000 0 0.05 416‐78 15 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 5.5 WATT A19 LED LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS81 1 HALL 8,760 F9 1 23 201LD61 16 140 61000 0 0.01 61‐11 23 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS82 1 HALL 2,000 F9 22 23 1,012LD622 16 704 308000 0 0.15 308‐56 23 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS83 1 REST ENTRANCES 2,000 F8 2 18 72LD52104032000 0 0.02 32‐11 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS84 1 REST 2,000 MR16 7 45 630LD97 8 112 518 O1P1##56 56 0.26 574‐10 11 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE WALL MOUNTED MORRIS85 1REST2,000 C2 2 60 240LD22 9 36 204 O1P0##18 18 0.10 222‐44 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 84.0MORRIS86 1MIRROR8,760 RC2 1 60 526LD21 9 79 447000 0 0.05 447‐79RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS87 1CUST500 S1R 1 32 16LT1L.1114 7 9000 0 0.02 9 0 04' STRIP: WITH (1) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMP, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS88 1HALL8,760 RC2 2 60 1,051LD22 9 158 894000 0 0.10 894‐15 17RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS89 1TASK500 MR16A 4 45 90LD154 8 16 74000 0 0.15 74‐11 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMP, 120VRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED 120V MR16 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS90 1 COAT ROOM 500 F9 2 23 23LD6.1216 16 7000 0 0.01 7 0 023 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS91 1TICKETS2,500 F9 3 23 173LD63 16 120 53000 0 0.02 53‐11 23 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS92 1TICKETS8,760 F8 5 18 788LD55 10 438 350000 0 0.04 350‐67 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS93 1 WINDOW LIGHTS 8,760 F9 6 23 1,209LD66 16 841 368 PC21##### ### 0.04 999‐17 1923 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMPINSTALL NEW PHOTOCENSORMORRIS94 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 T2RP 4 59 590LT2L4 27 270 320000 0 0.13 320‐562X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS95 1 HALL 2,500 F8 6 18 270LD56 10 150 120000 0 0.05 120‐22 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS96 1 OFFICES (3) 2,000 T2RP 6 59 708LT2L6 27 324 384 O13##### 81 0.19 465‐892X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE WALL MOUNTED MORRIS97 1 CONF 2,000 T2RP 4 59 472LT2L4 27 216 256 O21##### ### 0.13 364‐672X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS98 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 T2RP 4 59 590LT2L4 27 270 320 O2.11##### 68 0.13 388‐672X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS99 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 F8 3 18 135LD53107560O2.10##56 19 0.02 79‐12 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 98.0MORRIS100 1 OFFICE 2,000 T2R 2 59 236LT2L2 27 108 128 O11##81 27 0.06 155‐332X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE WALL MOUNTED MORRIS101 1 OFFICE 2,000 T2R 2 59 236LT2L2 27 108 128 O21##81 27 0.06 155‐332X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS102 THEATRE SEATING LIGHTS 1,000 J1 130 7 910LA130 7 910 0000 0 0.00 0 0 0INTEGRAL SEATING LIGHTING: WITH 7 WATT INCANDESCENT ROPE FIXTURELEAVE ALONE LEAVE ALONEPage 5 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS103 THEATRE 2,000 SC9D 14 138 3,864LD16.114 13 364 3,500000 0 1.75 3,500‐58 68SCONCE: WITH (2) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (2) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS104 THEATRE 2,000 CH9D 7 180 2,520LD17.37 20 273 2,247000 0 1.12 2,247‐37 43SURFACE CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS105 THEATRE 2,000 CH10D 7 360 5,040LD18.37 39 546 4,494000 0 2.25 4,494‐74 87CHANDILIER: WITH (6) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (6) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS106 SIDE DECORATIVE 2,000 C8D 8 90 1,440LD6.48 16 256 1,184000 0 0.59 1,184‐20 23 90 WATT PAR38 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS107STAIRS3,000 CH11D 23 180 12,420LD17.223 20 1,346 11,075000 0 3.69 11,075‐183 214SURFACE CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS108WALL STEP LIGHTS 3,000 WC9 52 30 4,680LD1952 5 702 3,978000 0 1.33 3,978‐66 77RECESS WALL: WITH (1) 30 WATT INCANDESCENT A15 LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED A15 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS109QUARTZ WORK LIGHTS‐SIDE1,000 Q2 4 1,000 4,000LED7.44 109 436 3,564000 0 3.56 3,564‐59 69 FLOOD WITH (1) 1000 WATT QUARTZ LAMPFLOOD: NEW REPLACEMENT 109 WATT LED FIXTURELEAVE ALONEMORRIS110UARTZ WORK LIGHTS‐CENT1,000 Q2 8 1,000 8,000LED7.48 109 872 7,128000 0 7.13 7,128‐118 138 FLOOD WITH (1) 1000 WATT QUARTZ LAMPFLOOD: NEW REPLACEMENT 109 WATT LED FIXTURELEAVE ALONEMORRIS111 TOP OF SEATING 2,000 CH9D 7 180 2,520LD17.27 20 273 2,247000 0 1.12 2,247‐37 43SURFACE CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS112CENTER STAIRS 2,500 SC4D 2 69 345LD2.12 9 45 300000 0 0.12 300‐56SCONCE: WITH (1) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS113CENTER STAIRS 2,500 RC10D 1 200 500LD6.11 16 40 460000 0 0.18 460‐89RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 200 WATT INCANDESCENT A21 LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS114 STORAGE 100 SF2 1 18 2LT11.2110 1 1000 0 0.01 1 0 0WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS115 UPPER LOBBY STAIRS 3,000 SC4D 2 69 414LD2.12 9 54 360000 0 0.12 360‐67SCONCE: WITH (1) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 9 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS116BACK STAIRS 3,000 SC5D 3 80 720LD203 9 81 639000 0 0.21 639‐11 12SCONCE: WITH (2) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (2) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS117 WALL NICHE 3,000 C9 2 30 180LD12 6 33 147000 0 0.05 147‐23 30 WATT INCANDESCENT A15 LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 5.5 WATT A19 LED LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS118 CHAIR STORAGE 100 C2 4 60 24LD4.2416 6 18000 0 0.18 18 0 0 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED A21 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS119 P REST 500 SV7R 1 47 24LT7L.21241212000 0 0.02 12 0 03' VANITY: WITH (2) 3' LINEAR 25 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 3' 12 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS120 P STAIRS 500 SF2 1 18 9LT11.2110 5 4000 0 0.01 4 0 0WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS121 P ATTIC 500 SF2 79 18 711LT11.279 10 395 316000 0 0.63 316‐56WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS122 P PROJECTION ROOM 750 C7D 4 69 207LD3.24 12 36 171000 0 0.23 171‐33 69 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS123 P THEATRE LIGHTING 2,500 C7D 780 69 134,550LD21.1780 7 12,675 121,875000 0 48.75 121,875‐2,018 2,358 69 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS123 P THEATRE LIGHTING 2,500 C7D 90 69 15,525LD21.290 7 1,463 14,063000 0 5.63 14,063‐233 272 69 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS124 P THEATRE LIGHTING 2,500 RC11D 9 300 6,750LED8.39 80 1,800 4,950000 0 1.98 4,950‐82 96RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 300 WATT PAR56 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMP, DIMMINGRECESS CAN: NEW REPLACEMENT 80 WATT LED FIXTURELEAVE ALONEPage 6 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS125 M RIGGING MEZZ 500 C7 20 69 690LD3.220 12 120 570000 0 1.14 570‐911 69 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS126 2 FILE STORAGES (2) 500 SF2 4 18 36LT11.24102016000 0 0.03 16 0 0WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS127 2 ELEV LOBBY 2,500 F2 4 18 180LD3.14 12 120 60000 0 0.02 60‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS128 2 OFFICE 2,000 S2R 1 59 118LT2L.21275464000 0 0.03 64‐114' STRIP: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS129 2 ELEV LOBBY 2,500 F2 4 18 180LD3.14 12 120 60000 0 0.02 60‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS130 2 LOBBY SCONCES 3,000 SC3D 5 120 1,800LD115 14 203 1,598000 0 0.53 1,598‐26 31SCONCE: WITH (3) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS131 2 LOBBY CHANDILIER 3,000 CH12D 1 600 1,800LD22.11 92 276 1,524000 0 0.51 1,524‐25 29CHANDILIER: WITH (4) 150 WATT INCANDESCENT A21 LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (4) 23 WATT LED A21 LAMPS LEAVE ALONEMORRIS132 2 POST TOP 3,000 PC7D 4 69 828LD21.24 7 78 750000 0 0.25 750‐12 15POST TP: WIH (1) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT ALAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS133 2 LOBBY 3,000 CH13D 2 240 1,440LD23.12 26 156 1,284000 0 0.43 1,284‐21 25CHANDILIER WITH (4) 60 WATT INCANDESENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (4) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS134 2 LOBBY 3,000 CH14D 3 480 4,320LD24.13 52 468 3,852000 0 1.28 3,852‐64 75CHANDILIER WITH (8) 60 WATT INCANDESENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (8) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS135 2 LOBBY 3,000 CH14D 1 480 1,440LD24.11 52 156 1,284000 0 0.43 1,284‐21 25CHANDILIER WITH (8) 60 WATT INCANDESENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (8) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS136 2 SITTING AREA 3,000 SC4D 4 69 828LD21.14 7 78 750000 0 0.25 750‐1215SCONCE: WITH (1) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS137 2 WINDOW LIGHTS 3,000 C12 84 40 10,080LD25.484 5 1,134 8,946000 0 2.98 8,946‐148 17340 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS138 2REST8,760 F8 1 18 158LD51108870000 0 0.01 70‐11 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS139 2REST2,000 F8 3 18 108LD53106048O3.21##30 30 0.02 78‐12 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS140 2REST2,000 C12 8 40 640LD14.18 5 72 568 O3.20##36 36 0.28 604‐10 1240 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 139.0MORRIS141 2REST2,000 MR16 4 45 360LD94 8 64 296 O3.20##32 32 0.15 328‐56 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 139.0MORRIS142 2CUSTS500 SF2 2 18 18LT11.2210 10 8000 0 0.02 8 0 0WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS143 2CUST500 I1R 2 59 59LT4LT.21532733000 0 0.07 33‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTTANDEM RETROFIT WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS144 2 REST 2,000 F8 1 18 36LD51102016O3.21##10 10 0.01 26 0 1 18 WATT R30 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDMORRIS145 2 REST 2,000 C12 6 40 480LD14.16 5 54 426 O3.20##27 27 0.21 453‐79 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 144.0MORRIS146 2 REST 2,000 MR16 9 45 810LD99 8 144 666 O3.20##72 72 0.33 738‐12 14 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 144.0MORRIS147 1 LOBBY 3,000 CH15D 2 900 5,400LD26.12 98 585 4,815000 0 1.61 4,815‐80 93CHANDILIER: WITH (15) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (15) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPage 7 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsMORRIS148 1 LOBBY 3,000 CH20D 3 2,920 26,280LD27.13 329 2,957 23,324000 0 7.77 23,324‐386 451CHANDILIER: WITH (16) 40 WATT G40 LAMPS, (12) 40 WATT G25 LAMPS, (45) 40 WATT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (28) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPS, (45) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS149 1 LOBBY SCONCES 3,000 SC6D 8 200 4,800LD288 23 540 4,260000 0 1.42 4,260‐71 82SCONCE: WITH (5) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (5) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS150 1 LOBBY ENTRANCE 3,000 C12 30 40 3,600LD25.230 5 405 3,195000 0 1.07 3,195‐53 62 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS151 1 LOBBY 4,000 RC7 5 69 1,380LD21.15 7 130 1,250000 0 0.31 1,250‐21 24RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 69 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS152 1 LOBBY 4,000 MR16 4 45 720LD9.14 8 128 592000 0 0.15 592‐10 11 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMP LEAVE ALONEMORRIS153 1 INTER LOBBY 3,000 CH13D 4 240 2,880LD23.14 26 312 2,568000 0 0.86 2,568‐43 50CHANDILIER WITH (4) 60 WATT INCANDESENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (4) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS154 1 INTER LOBBY 3,000 C2D 5 60 900LD21.15 7 98 803000 0 0.27 803‐13 16SURFACE FIXTURE: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMP, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (1) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS155 1 INTER LOBBY 3,000 SC2D 2 80 480LD202 9 54 426000 0 0.14 426‐78SCONCE: WITH (2) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (2) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS156STAIRS (2) 4,000 CH9D 3 180 2,160LD17.23 20 234 1,926000 0 0.48 1,926‐3237SURFACE CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 6.5 WATT LED FILAMENT A LAMPSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS172EXITS8,760 X4 3 2 53X132 53 0000 0 0.00 0 0 0 EXIT SIGN WITH (1) 2 WATT LED LIGHT ENGINEEXIT SIGN: NEW REPLACEMENT FIXTURE WITH (1) 2 WATT LED LIGHT ENGINE, AND EMERGENCY BATTERY BACKUPLEAVE ALONEMORRIS173EMU000EM110000000 0 0.00 0 0 0REPLACE EMERGENCY BATTERY BACK-UP BALLASTLEAVE ALONEMORRIS174LENSES000LENS15000000 0 0.00 0 0 0NEW 2X4 LENSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS175LENSES000LENS55000000 0 0.00 0 0 0NEW 4' WRAP LENSLEAVE ALONEMORRIS200ETC PANEL MOD 000LA0P1100 0 0.000 0LEAVE ALONEETC PANEL MODIFICATIONS FOR LED DIMMINGPALAIS1 4ATTIC500 I1R 5 59 148LT2L.35276880000 0 0.16 80‐124' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS2 4 INTERSTITIAL 8,760 I1R 8 59 4,135LT2L.18 27 1,892 2,243000 0 0.26 2,243‐37 434' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS3 4 INTERSTITIAL 2,000 I1R 14 59 1,652LT2L.114 27 756 896000 0 0.45 896‐15 174' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS4 3 HALL 3,950 F2 2 18 142LD5.12107963000 0 0.02 63‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS5 3 CUST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS6 3 BALCONEY 3,950 CH1 1 320 1,264LD30.11 36 142 1,122000 0 0.28 1,122‐19 22CHANDILIER: WITH (8) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (8) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS7 3 BALCONEY 3,950 SC1 2 40 316LD312 5 36 280000 0 0.07 280‐55SCONCE: WITH (1) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS8 3 LOBBY 3,950 CH1 2 320 2,528LD30.12 36 284 2,244000 0 0.57 2,244‐37 43CHANDILIER: WITH (8) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (8) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS9 3 LOBBY 3,950 F4 4 26 411LD5.14 10 158 253000 0 0.06 253‐45 26 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPage 8 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALAIS10 3 REST 2,500 F2 1 18 45LD51102520O3.21##13 13 0.01 33‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS11 3 REST 2,500 F4 2 26 130LD52105080O3.20##25 25 0.03 105‐22 26 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 10.0PALAIS12 3 REST 2,500 RC2 2 60 300LD52 10 50 250 O3.20##25 25 0.10 275‐55RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 60 WATT INCANDESCENT A LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 10.0PALAIS13 3 REST 2,500 C12 10 40 1,000LD14.110 5 113 888 O3.21##56 56 0.36 944‐16 18 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS14 3 REST 2,500 MR16 10 45 1,125LD910 8 200 925 O3.20##### ### 0.37 1,025‐17 20 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 13.0PALAIS15 3REST2,500 F2 8 18 360LD58 10 200 160 O3.21##### ### 0.06 260‐45 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS16 3REST2,500 MR16 4 45 450LD94 8 80 370 O3.20##40 40 0.15 410‐78 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMPCONTROLLED BY MAP 15.0PALAIS17 3REST2,500 C12 4 40 400LD14.14 5 45 355 O3.21##23 23 0.14 378‐67 40 WATT INCANDESCENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS18 3HALL3,950 F2 2 18 142LD52107963000 0 0.02 63‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS19 3 STAGING ROOM 500 T11RP 8 89 356A4T8 26 104 252000 0 0.50 252‐452X2 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (3) U‐BEND 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 26 WATT LED 2x2 DOOR FRAME KITLEAVE ALONEPALAIS20 3 STAGING ROOM 500 T11RP 4 89 178A4T4 26 52 126000 0 0.25 126‐222X2 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (3) U‐BEND 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 26 WATT LED 2x2 DOOR FRAME KITLEAVE ALONEPALAIS21 2 LOBBY 3,950 CH1 3 320 3,792LD30.13 36 427 3,365000 0 0.85 3,365‐56 65CHANDILIER: WITH (8) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (8) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS22STAIRS3,950 CH1 1 320 1,264LD30.21 36 142 1,122000 0 0.28 1,122‐19 22CHANDILIER: WITH (8) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (8) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS23 2SCONCES 3,950 SC2 4 80 1,264LD204 9 142 1,122000 0 0.28 1,122‐19 22SCONCE: WITH (2) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (2) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS24 2 KITCHEN ENTRANCE 3,500 C4 1 100 350LD51 10 35 315000 0 0.09 315‐5 6100 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS25 2KITCHEN3,500 T1R 17 112 6,664LT2H17 46 2,737 3,927000 0 1.12 3,927‐65 762X4 TROFFER: WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS26 2 CUST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS27 2 HOODS 3,000 C4 7 100 2,100LD4.17 16 336 1,764000 0 0.59 1,764‐29 34 100 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED A21 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS28 2 COOLER 3,000 LD2 2 10 60LA210 60 0000 0 0.00 0 0 0 10 WATT LED A LAMPLEAVE ALONE LEAVE ALONEPALAIS29 2 OFFICE 3,000 T1R 1 112 336LT2H.11 46 138 198000 0 0.07 198‐342X4 TROFFER: WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS30 2 HALL 3,950 C5 2 150 1,185LD52 10 79 1,106000 0 0.28 1,106‐18 21 150 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS31 2 DISHWASH 3,500 T1R 6 112 2,352LT2H6 46 966 1,386 O21##### ### 0.40 1,869‐31 362X4 TROFFER: WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS32 2 STAGE/STORAGE 500 I1R 2 59 59LT2L.22272732000 0 0.06 32‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPage 9 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALAIS33 2 CHANDILIER 1,000 CH2D 1 1,280 1,280LD32.31 144 144 1,136000 0 1.14 1,136‐19 22CHANDILIER: WITH (32) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (32) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS34 2 BALLROOM SERURITY 4,380 H3 4 460 8,059LED9.34 120 2,102 5,957000 0 1.36 5,957‐99 115RECESS CAN: WITH (1) 400 WATT MH LAMP, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTRECESS CAN: NEW REPLACEMENT 120 WATT LED FIXTURELEAVE ALONEPALAIS35 2 BALLROOM 1,000 SC3D 17 120 2,040LD1117 14 230 1,811000 0 1.81 1,811‐30 35SCONCE: WITH (3) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS36 2CORNICE 2,500 S2RD 84 59 12,390LB1D.242 50 5,250 7,140000 0 2.86 7,140‐118 1384' STRIP: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) DIMMING ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT: WITH 8' 50 WATT LED BOARD KIT AND EXTERNAL ELECTRONIC DRIVER, 0-10V LOW VOLTAGE DIMMING CONNECTED TO NEW LEAVE ALONEPALAIS37 2 CORNER WINDOWS 1,000 S12RD 6 118 708LB1D.36 50 300 408000 0 0.41 408‐784' STRIP: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 54 WATT T5HO LAMPS, (1) DIMMING ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT: WITH 4' 50 WATT LED BOARD KIT AND EXTERNAL ELECTRONIC DRIVER, 0-10V LOW VOLTAGE DIMMING CONNECTED TO NEW LEAVE ALONEPALAIS38 STAIRS 6,000 SC1 2 40 480LD312 5 54 426000 0 0.07 426‐78SCONCE: WITH (1) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS39 STAIRS 2,000 CH4 1 480 960LD12.21 54 108 852000 0 0.43 852‐1416CHANDILIER: WITH (12) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (12) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS40 1HALL3,950 SC1 4 40 632LD314 5 71 561000 0 0.14 561‐911SCONCE: WITH (1) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS41 1HALL3,950 CH5 1 240 948LD331 27 107 841000 0 0.21 841‐14 16CHANDILIER: WITH (6) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (6) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS42 1HALL3,950 CH5 7 240 6,636LD337 27 747 5,889000 0 1.49 5,889‐97 114CHANDILIER: WITH (6) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (6) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS43 1HALL3,950 SC1 7 40 1,106LD3175 124 982000 0 0.25 982‐16 19SCONCE: WITH (1) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS44 1 ENTRANCE 6,000 CH5 1 240 1,440LD331 27 162 1,278000 0 0.21 1,278‐21 25CHANDILIER: WITH (6) 40 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPSRETROFIT WITH (6) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS45 1HALL3,950 MR16A 4 45 711LD154 8 126 585000 0 0.15 585‐10 11 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMP, 120VRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED 120V MR16 LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS46 1CUST500 W1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS47 1 RECEIVING 8,760 T2R 1 59 517LT2L.11 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐552X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS48 1 RECEIVING 1,000 T2R 1 59 59LT2L.11272732000 0 0.03 32‐112X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS49 1 TRASH ROOM 500 W1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS50 1 COAT ROOM 2,000 F9 2 23 92LD6.12166428000 0 0.01 28 0 1 23 WATT R40 CFL FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 16 WATT LED PAR38 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS51 1 LINEN ROOM 2,000 F2 1 18 36LD5.11102016000 0 0.01 16 0 0 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS52 1 LINEN ROOM 2,000 T2R 3 59 354LT2L.13 27 162 192000 0 0.10 192‐342X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS53 1 STAIRS 8,760 T2R 1 59 517LT2.31 32 280 237000 0 0.03 237‐452X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) NORMAL POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS54 1 STAIRS 8,760 W1R 1 59 517LT2L.11 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS55 1 STAIRS 500 T2R 1 59 30G1.310 0 30000 0 0.06 30 0 12X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTREMOVE EXISTING FIXTURE LEAVE ALONEPage 10 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALAIS56 1 STAIRS 500 T2R 2 59 59LT2L.12272732000 0 0.06 32‐112X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS57 1 OPEN OFFICE 8,760 CH6D 1 75 657LD111 14 118 539000 0 0.06 539‐910CHANDILIER: WITH (3) 25 WATT INCANDESCENT TORCH LAMPS, DIMMINGRETROFIT WITH (3) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT TORCH LAMPSLEAVE ALONEPALAIS58 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 F2 2 18 90LD52105040000 0 0.02 40‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS59 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 T2RP 4 59 590LT2L4 27 270 320000 0 0.13 320‐562X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS60 1 OPEN OFFICE 2,500 W1R 1 59 148LT2L1276880000 0 0.03 80‐124' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS61 1 REST 1,000 W1R 1 59 59LT2L.11272732000 0 0.03 32‐114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS62 1 HALL 2,500 F2 5 18 225LD55 10 125 100000 0 0.04 100‐22 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS63 1 OFFICES (3) 1,500 T2RP 6 59 531LT2L6 27 243 288 O13##### 61 0.19 349‐672X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LINE VOLTAGE WALL MOUNTED PALAIS64 1 COPY 2,500 T2RP 2 59 295LT2L2 27 135 160 O21##68 68 0.06 228‐442X4 TROFFER: WITH PARABOLIC LOUVER LENS, (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTOCCUPANCY SENSOR: (1) LOW VOLTAGE CEILING MOUNTEDPALAIS65 1 KITCHENETTE 2,500 F2 2 18 90LD52105040000 0 0.02 40‐11 18 WATT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS66 1 STORAGE 200 W1R 1 59 12LT2L.1127 5 6000 0 0.03 6 0 04' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS67 1 HALL 8,760 W1R 1 59 517LT2L.11 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS68 1 CLOSET 100 S2R 1 59 6LT1L.1114 1 5000 0 0.05 5 0 04' STRIP: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMP, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS69 B HALLS 8,760 I1R 6 59 3,101LT2L.16 27 1,419 1,682000 0 0.19 1,682‐28 334' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS70 B HALLS 3,950 I1R 8 59 1,864LT2L.18 27 853 1,011000 0 0.26 1,011‐17 204' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS71 B PHONE ROOM 500 I1R 3 59 89LT2L.13274148000 0 0.10 48‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS72 B KITCHEN 2,000 T1R 14 112 3,136LT2H14 46 1,288 1,848000 0 0.92 1,848‐31 362X4 TROFFER: WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS73 B FOOD STORAGE 1,500 T2R 5 59 443LT2L5 27 203 240000 0 0.16 240‐452X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS74 B COOLERS 1,000 C2 4 60 240LD3.14 12 48 192000 0 0.19 192‐34 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS75 B CUST 500 T1R 1 112 56LT2.11321640000 0 0.08 40‐112X4 TROFFER: WITH (4) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) NORMAL POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS76 B RESTS 500 W1R 2 59 59LT2L.12272732000 0 0.06 32‐114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS77 B ELEV MECH 100 I1 1 80 8LT2L.1127 3 5000 0 0.05 5 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 34 WATT T12 LAMPS, (1) MAGNETIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS78 B STORAGE 500 T2R 3 59 89LT2L.13274148000 0 0.10 48‐112X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPage 11 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALAIS79 B MECH 100 W1R 1 59 6LT2L.1127 3 3000 0 0.03 3 0 04' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS80 B STORAGE 500 I1R 2 59 59LT2L.12272732000 0 0.06 32‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS81 B STORAGE 500 W1R 4 59 118LT2L.14275464000 0 0.13 64‐114' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS82 B TAPESTRY 1,000 C6 16 75 1,200LD516 10 160 1,040000 0 1.04 1,040‐17 20 75 WATT PAR30 HALOGEN LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS83 B TAPESTRY 1,000 C2F 5 60 300LD345 5 23 278000 0 0.28 278‐55 60 WATT INCANDESCENT FILAMENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT ST19 LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS84 B TAPESTRY‐OFFICE 1,000 W1R 4 59 236LT2L.14 27 108 128000 0 0.13 128‐224' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS85 STAIRS 2,000 C2 2 60 240LD12 6 22 218000 0 0.11 218‐44 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 5.5 WATT A19 LED LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS86 1 TAPESTRY 2,920 C2F 20 60 3,504LD3420 5 263 3,241000 0 1.11 3,241‐54 63 60 WATT INCANDESCENT FILAMENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT ST19 LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS87 1 TAPESTRY 2,920 C2GF 5 60 876LD25.25 5 66 810000 0 0.28 810‐13 16 60 WATT INCANDESCENT FILAMENT GLOBE LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 4.5 WATT LED FILAMENT G25 LAMPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS88 1 TAPESTRY 2,920 MR16 32 45 4,205LD9.132 8 748 3,457000 0 1.18 3,457‐57 67 45 WATT MR16 HALOGEN FLOOD LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 8 WATT LED MR16 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS89 1 TAPESTRY 2,920 C6 7 75 1,533LD5.17 10 204 1,329000 0 0.46 1,329‐22 26 75 WATT PAR30 HALOGEN LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PAR30 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS90 1 TAP‐RESTS 2,500 LD1 10 6 150LA10 6 150 00000 0.00 0 0 06 WATT LED A LAMPLEAVE ALONELEAVE ALONEPALAIS90 1 TAP‐RESTS 2,500 C1 3 40 300LD13 6 41 259000 0 0.10 259‐45 40 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 5.5 WATT A19 LED LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS90 1 TAP‐KITCHEN 2,920 T5R 16 89 4,158LT2H16 46 2,149 2,009000 0 0.69 2,009‐33 392X4 TROFFER: WITH (3) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) HIGH POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS90 1 TAP‐KITCHEN 2,920 RF7 3 52 456LT123 20 175 280000 0 0.10 280‐55RECESS CAN: WITH (2) 26 WATT PL LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) 10 WATT LED PL LAMPS, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS90 1 TAP‐COOLER 2,500 V1R 1 59 148LT2L.21276880000 0 0.03 80‐124' VAPOR TIGHT: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS91 1 TAP‐HOODS 2,500 C2 6 60 900LD3.16 12 180 720000 0 0.29 720‐12 14 60 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS91 B CUST OFFICE 1,000 I1R 2 59 118LT2L.12275464000 0 0.06 64‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS92 B STAIRS 8,760 I1R 2 59 1,034LT2L.22 27 473 561000 0 0.06 561‐9114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS93 B HALL 8,760 I1R 4 59 2,067LT2L.14 27 946 1,121000 0 0.13 1,121‐19 224' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS94 B HALL 3,950 I1R 11 59 2,564LT2L.111 27 1,173 1,390000 0 0.35 1,390‐23 274' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS95 B STORAGE/MECH 8,760 I1R 4 59 2,067LT2L.14 27 946 1,121000 0 0.13 1,121‐19 224' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS96 B STORAGE/MECH 500 I1R 6 59 177LT2L.16278196000 0 0.19 96‐224' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1)ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPage 12 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALAIS97 B STORAGE 8,760 I1R 2 59 1,034LT2L.22 27 473 561000 0 0.06 561‐9114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS98 B STORAGE 500 I1R 9 59 266LT2L.29 27 122 144000 0 0.29 144‐234' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS99 B MECH 500 I1R 4 59 118LT2L.24275464000 0 0.13 64‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS100 B CUST 500 I1R 1 59 30LT2L.11271416000 0 0.03 16 0 04' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS101 B STORAGE 1,000 T2R 3 59 177LT2L.13278196000 0 0.10 96‐222X4 TROFFER: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS102 B STORAGE 1,000 I1R 1 59 59LT2L.11272732000 0 0.03 32‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS103 B STORAGE 1,000 C4 2 100 200LD3.12 12 24 176000 0 0.18 176‐3 3 100 WATT INCANDESCENT LAMPRETROFIT WITH (1) 12 WATT LED A19 LAMP LEAVE ALONEPALAIS104 B BOILER ROOM 8,760 I1R 2 59 1,034LT2L.12 27 473 561000 0 0.06 561‐9114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS105 B BOILER ROOM 1,000 I1R 8 59 472LT2L.28 27 216 256000 0 0.26 256‐454' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS106 B ELECT 8,760 I1R 1 59 517LT2L.11 27 237 280000 0 0.03 280‐554' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS107 B ELECT 500 I1R 5 59 148LT2L.15276880000 0 0.16 80‐124' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS108 B STORGAE 500 I1R 3 59 89LT2L.13274148000 0 0.10 48‐114' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS109 B TUNNELS 100 SF2 2 18 4LT11.2210 2 2000 0 0.02 2 0 0WALL MOUNTED JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 18 WATT PL LAMP, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (1) 10 WATT LED PL LAMP, BYPASS BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS110 STAIRS 8,760 I1R 3 59 1,551LT2L.13 27 710 841000 0 0.10 841‐14 164' INDUSTRIAL: WITH (2) 4' LINEAR 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLASTRETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS111 STAIRS 8,760 W1R 3 59 1,551LT2L.13 27 710 841000 0 0.10 841‐14 164' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS112 1 HALL 2,000 W1R 2 59 236LT2L.12 27 108 128000 0 0.06 128‐224' WRAP: WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 32 WATT T8 LAMPS, (1) ELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFIT WITH (2) LINEAR 4' 13 WATT LED T8 LAMPS, (1) LOW POWER ELECTRONIC BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS113 EXITS 8,760 X4 2 2 35X122 35 0000 0 0.00 0 0 0 EXIT SIGN WITH (1) 2 WATT LED LIGHT ENGINEEXIT SIGN: NEW REPLACEMENT FIXTURE WITH (1) 2 WATT LED LIGHT ENGINE, AND EMERGENCY BATTERY BACKUPLEAVE ALONEPALAIS115 EMU 0 0 0EM110000000 0 0.00 0 0 0REPLACE EMERGENCY BATTERY BACK-UP BALLASTLEAVE ALONEPALAIS116 LENSES 0 0 0LENS12000000 0 0.00 0 0 0NEW 2X4 LENS LEAVE ALONEPALAIS117 LENSES 0 0 0LENS22000000 0 0.00 0 0 0NEW 4' VAPOR TIGHT LENS LEAVE ALONEPALAIS118 LESNES 0 0 0LENS52000000 0 0.00 0 0 0NEW 4' WRAP LENS LEAVE ALONEPALAISEXT119 EXTERIOR 4,380 WP3 2 26 228LED192 18 158 70000 0 0.02 70‐11WALL PACK JELLY JAR: WITH (1) 26 WATT CFL LAMPWALL PACK: NEW REPLACEMENT 18 WATT LED FIXTURE, PHOTOCELLLEAVE ALONEPALAISEXT120 EXTERIOR 4,380 LD6 3 16 210LA3 16 210 0000 0 0.00 0 0 0 16 WATT PAR38 LED FLOOD LAMPLEAVE ALONE LEAVE ALONEPage 13 of 14 Type Qty Watts KWH Use Type Qty Watts KWH UseKWH SavingTypeQtyBurnWH UH SavDemand kWkWhg Penalty Tling Savings kMPAC Room by Room ReportArea InformationLightingDescriptionBld Map Flr Description BurnExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Occupancy SensorsExisting Fixture Proposed Fixture Proposed SensorSavingsPALETC121 NEW DIMMING PANEL 0 0 0LA0P3100 0 0.00 0 0LEAVE ALONENEW ETC PANEL FOR PALAISTotal186.85###### ##### ######Page 14 of 14 APPENDIX 2: SAVINGS CALCULATIONS ECM 1: Boiler & Pump Replacement ECM 2: AHU-1 Replacement ECM 3: RTU & MAU Replacement ECM 4: Heatpump Controls Upgrades ECM 5: New BAS for Complete Building Control ECM 6: Plumbing Fixture Replacement ECM 7: Roofing Replacement ECM 8: Fire Alarm System Replacement ScopeECM‐1ExistingSourceProposed Source NotesTotal Boiler Output33003300Boiler Efficiency75%assumed degredation 80%Submittals for average usageDelta T2020Flow Rate gpm5252Pump Motor HP1111Heating hours per year50885088September 30‐April 30Average Pump Speed100%100%Average Pump Load Factor100%100%Pump Efficiency80%assumed degredation 85% assumed new pumpElectric Savings, kWh3070.01Natural Gas Therms2204.80South Bend MPACReplace (3) 1100 MBH Burnham Boilers with new condensing boilers and pumpsBoiler ReplacementInputsSavings ECM-1 Boiler Replacement Inputs Existing Proposed Heat Transfer: 500*gpm*delta T 520,000 520,000 BTU/h Heating Output: Heat transfer* heating hours 2,645,760,000 2,645,760,000 BTU Heating Input: Heat Output/Heating Efficiency 3,527,680,000 3,307,200,000 BTU Heating Therms: Heating Input/100000 35,277 33,072 Total Energy Savings Annual Energy Savings:2,205 Scope ECM‐2 Pre Retrofit Source Post Retrofit Source Supply Airflow, Cfm 47000 Model number 47000 Submittal % Ventilation 20% Assumption 10%Submittal Setback Ventilation 0% Heating Setpoint 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature 72 Assumption 72 Assumption Heating Setpoint Setback Assumption 68 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature Setback Assumption 66 Assumption Heating Hours Cutoff (Heating used below this tempera 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Heating Efficiency 85% Assumption 90% Cooling Hours Cutoff 72 75 Energy Code Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling Return Air Temp 74 77 Cooling Return Air Relative Humidity 60% Assumption 60%Assumption Cooling Setpoint Setback 77 Cooling Return Air Temp Setback 79 Chiller Tonnage 135 Nameplate 160 Cutsheet Chiller IPLV  kW/ton 0.815 cutsheet with 10% derate for age 0.749 Cutsheet CHW Pump Motor HP 0 None existing 2 Assumption CW Pump Motor HP 0 None existing 2 Assumption CHW Pump Load Factor 100%100% CW Pump Load Factor 100%100% Pump Efficiency 95%95% Avg. Pump Speed 100%100% Fan Horsepower 75 Assumption 75 Cutsheet Average Fan Speed 100%100% Average Fan Load Factor 100%100% Average Fan Efficiency 86%Assumption 86%Assumption Average Fan Speed‐Unoccupied 100%75% Average Fan Load Factor‐Unoccupied 100%75% Heat Recovery System Efficiency, Heating, % =60% Assumption Heat Recovery System Efficiency, % =60% Assumption ERV Hp 0.2 Assumption ERV Avg Fan Speed 100% Assumption ERV Load Factor 100.0% Assumption ERV Fan Efficiency 86.0% Assumption Natural gas Therms 6497.38 Electric Savings ‐53410.63 Savings South Bend MPAC Replace DX AHU‐1 with new unit and new VAV controls AHU‐1 Upgrade Inputs AHU Fan Total Pre Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 75.0 Fan Hours 5,016 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 65.06 kW = HP x 0.746 x Load Factor x (% Speed)^2.5 /Efficiency  (theoretical equation is speed^3, actual is closer to 2.5) Fan Energy, kWh 326,331.63 Post Retrofit Operation-Occupied Fan Horsepower 75.0 Fan Hours 5,016 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 65.06 Fan Energy, kWh 326,331.63 Post Retrofit Operation-Unoccupied Fan Horsepower 75.0 Fan Hours 3,331 Avg. Fan Speed 75% Fan Load Factor 75% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 23.77 Fan Energy, kWh 79,175.48 Electric Savings, kWh (79,175) Pre Retrofit Conditions Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.4 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 70.6 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 70.2 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 69.8 17.43755 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 69.4 25.79802 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 69 77.03576 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 68.6 124.571 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 68.2 167.6872 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 67.8 236.4819 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 67.4 186.3191 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 67 191.6936 45 44 to 46 141 16 66.6 286.2864 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 66.2 381.2375 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 65.8 245.7978 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 65.4 357.1115 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 65 465.7976 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 64.6 648.1753 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 64.2 869.3695 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 63.8 721.9864 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 63.4 528.1429 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 63 610.3144 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 62.6 419.8151 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 62.2 190.977 21 20 to 22 56 7 61.8 274.2234 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 61.4 267.0573 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 61 209.6089 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 60.6 353.6479 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 60.2 239.9455 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 59.8 152.28 98 to 10 27 3.2 59.4 170.9119 76 to 8 18 2.6 59 118.2409 54 to 6 10 2.1 58.6 68.07812 32 to 4 15 1.6 58.2 105.7002 10 to 2 10 1 57.8 72.85553 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 57.4 52.67096 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 Total 8837.256 Total HeatingBin Data Post Retrofit Conditions‐Occupied Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.7 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71.5 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 71.3 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 71.1 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 70.9 0 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 70.7 0 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 70.5 0 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 70.3 0 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 70.1 0 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 69.9 10.152 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 69.7 20.304 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 69.5 30.174 45 44 to 46 141 16 69.3 55.6668 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 69.1 85.2768 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 68.9 60.7992 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 68.7 95.316 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 68.5 131.976 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 68.3 192.7188 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 68.1 268.9716 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 67.9 230.958 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 67.7 173.8248 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 67.5 205.86 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 67.3 144.666 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 67.1 67.0596 21 20 to 22 56 7 66.9 97.9104 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 66.7 96.7824 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 66.5 76.986 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 66.3 131.4684 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 66.1 90.1836 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 65.9 57.81 98 to 10 27 3.2 65.7 65.4804 76 to 8 18 2.6 65.5 45.684 54 to 6 10 2.1 65.3 26.508 32 to 4 15 1.6 65.1 41.454 10 to 2 10 1 64.9 28.764 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 64.7 20.9244 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 Total 2553.679 Total Bin Data Heating Post Retrofit Conditions‐Unoccupied Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms 93 92 to 94 4 41.2 0 91 90 to 92 18 41.9 0 89 88 to 90 23 40.1 0 87 86 to 88 28 38.7 0 85 84 to 86 36 36.4 0 83 82 to 84 66 35.2 0 81 80 to 82 69 34.9 0 79 78 to 80 106 33.7 0 77 76 to 78 63 32.8 0 75 74 to 76 120 32 0 73 72 to 74 136 32 0 71 70 to 72 153 30.6 0 69 68 to 70 203 29.5 66 228.984 67 66 to 68 111 27.7 66 125.208 65 64 to 66 91 26 66 102.648 63 62 to 64 122 24.7 66 137.616 61 60 to 62 104 23.6 66 117.312 59 58 to 60 73 22.3 66 82.344 57 56 to 58 133 22.2 66 150.024 55 54 to 56 94 20.7 66 106.032 53 52 to 54 90 19.9 66 101.52 51 50 to 52 155 18.5 66 174.84 49 48 to 50 116 17.8 66 130.848 47 46 to 48 107 17 66 120.696 45 44 to 46 113 15.9 66 127.464 43 42 to 44 88 15.2 66 99.264 41 40 to 42 81 14.2 66 91.368 39 38 to 40 112 13.7 66 126.336 37 36 to 38 79 12.6 66 89.112 35 34 to 36 103 12 66 116.184 33 32 to 34 215 11.2 66 242.52 31 30 to 32 157 10.4 66 177.096 29 28 to 30 113 9.7 66 127.464 27 26 to 28 72 9 66 81.216 25 24 to 26 73 8.4 66 82.344 23 22 to 24 40 7.6 66 45.12 21 20 to 22 64 6.9 66 72.192 19 18 to 20 77 6.3 66 86.856 17 16 to 18 31 5.7 66 34.968 15 14 to 16 35 5 66 39.48 13 12 to 14 17 4.3 66 19.176 11 10 to 12 12 3.8 66 13.536 98 to 10 11 3.2 66 12.408 76 to 8 5 2.5 66 5.64 54 to 6 1 2.1 66 1.128 32 to 4 8 1.5 66 9.024 10 to 2 3 0.9 66 3.384 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 8 0.4 66 9.024 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐2 1 ‐0.3 66 1.128 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐4 1 ‐0.8 66 1.128 ‐7 ‐8 to ‐6 3 ‐1.3 66 3.384 000 0 66 0 000 0 66 0 Total 3296.016 Total Bin Data Heating EXISTING CONDITIONS: Chiller Tonnage = 135 tons Chiller IPLV = 0.815 kW/ton CHWP Motor Hp = 0 hp CWP Motor Hp = 0 hp Conversion Constant = 0.746 kW/hp CHWP Load Factor = 100% CWP Load Factor = 100% Motor Efficiency = 95% Speed % = 100%  Total Load CHWP CHWP CWP CWP Chiller Eff. Chiller Load Demand Elec. Required Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs % kW kWh kW kWh IPLV Tons kW kWh/yr 99 98 to 100 8 100.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 135 110 880 97 96 to 98 4 100.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 135 110 440 95 94 to 96 5 100.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 135 110 550 93 92 to 94 6 95.6%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 129 105 631 91 90 to 92 8 91.1%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 123 100 802 89 88 to 90 24 86.7%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 117 95 2,288 87 86 to 88 49 82.2%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 111 90 4,432 85 84 to 86 53 77.8%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 105 86 4,534 83 82 to 84 63 73.3%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 99 81 5,082 81 80 to 82 92 68.9%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 93 76 6,972 79 78 to 80 106 64.4%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 87 71 7,514 77 76 to 78 64 60.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 81 66 4,224 75 74 to 76 173 55.6%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 75 61 10,572 73 72 to 74 166 51.1%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 69 56 9,333 71 70 to 72 218 46.7%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 63 51 11,191 69 68 to 70 273 42.2%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 57 46 12,679 67 66 to 68 185 37.8%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 51 42 7,688 65 64 to 66 175 33.3%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 45 37 6,417 63 62 to 64 166 30.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 41 33 5,478 61 60 to 62 146 30.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 41 33 4,818 59 58 to 60 72 30.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 41 33 2,376 57 56 to 58 129 30.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 41 33 4,257 55 54 to 56 149 30.0%0.0 0 0.0 0 0.815 41 33 4,917 Totals 2,326 0 0 117,194 PROPOSED CONDITIONS: Occupied Chiller Tonnage = 160 tons Chiller IPLV = 0.749 kW/ton CHWP Motor Hp = 2 hp CWP Motor Hp = 2 hp Conversion Constant = 0.746 kW/hp CHWP Load Factor = 100% CWP Load Factor = 100% Motor Efficiency = 95% Speed % = 100%  Total Load CHWP CHWP CWP CWP Chiller Eff. Chiller Load Demand Elec. Required Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs % kW kWh kW kWh IPLV Tons kW kWh/yr 99 98 to 100 8 100.0%1.6 13 1.6 13 0.749 160 120 959 97 96 to 98 4 100.0%1.6 6 1.6 6 0.749 160 120 479 95 94 to 96 5 100.0%1.6 8 1.6 8 0.749 160 120 599 93 92 to 94 6 95.6%1.6 9 1.6 9 0.749 153 115 687 91 90 to 92 8 91.1%1.6 13 1.6 13 0.749 146 109 874 89 88 to 90 24 86.7%1.6 38 1.6 38 0.749 139 104 2,493 87 86 to 88 49 82.2%1.6 77 1.6 77 0.749 132 99 4,829 85 84 to 86 53 77.8%1.6 84 1.6 84 0.749 124 93 4,940 83 82 to 84 63 73.3%1.6 99 1.6 99 0.749 117 88 5,537 81 80 to 82 92 68.9%1.6 145 1.6 145 0.749 110 83 7,596 79 78 to 80 106 64.4%1.6 167 1.6 167 0.749 103 77 8,187 77 76 to 78 64 60.0%1.6 101 1.6 101 0.749 96 72 4,602 Bin Temps Bin Temps 75 74 to 76 173 55.6%1.6 273 1.6 273 0.749 89 67 11,519 73 72 to 74 166 51.1%1.6 262 1.6 262 0.749 82 61 10,169 71 70 to 72 218 46.7%1.6 344 1.6 344 0.749 75 56 12,193 69 68 to 70 273 42.2%1.6 431 1.6 431 0.749 68 51 13,815 67 66 to 68 185 37.8%1.6 292 1.6 292 0.749 60 45 8,376 65 64 to 66 175 33.3%1.6 276 1.6 276 0.749 53 40 6,991 63 62 to 64 166 30.0%1.6 262 1.6 262 0.749 48 36 5,969 61 60 to 62 146 30.0%1.6 231 1.6 231 0.749 48 36 5,249 59 58 to 60 72 30.0%1.6 114 1.6 114 0.749 48 36 2,589 57 56 to 58 129 30.0%1.6 204 1.6 204 0.749 48 36 4,638 55 54 to 56 149 30.0%1.6 235 1.6 235 0.749 48 36 5,357 Totals 2,326 3,672 3,672 127,688 PROPOSED CONDITIONS: UnOccupied Chiller Tonnage = 160 tons Chiller IPLV = 0.749 kW/ton CHWP Motor Hp = 2 hp CWP Motor Hp = 2 hp Conversion Constant = 0.746 kW/hp CHWP Load Factor = 100% CWP Load Factor = 100% Motor Efficiency = 95% Speed % = 100%  Total Load CHWP CHWP CWP CWP Chiller Eff. Chiller Load Demand Elec. Required Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs % kW kWh kW kWh IPLV Tons kW kWh/yr 99 98 to 100 0 100.0%1.6 0 1.6 0 0.749 160 120 0 97 96 to 98 0 100.0%1.6 0 1.6 0 0.749 160 120 0 95 94 to 96 0 100.0%1.6 0 1.6 0 0.749 160 120 0 93 92 to 94 4 95.6%1.6 6 1.6 6 0.749 153 115 458 91 90 to 92 18 91.1%1.6 28 1.6 28 0.749 146 109 1,966 89 88 to 90 23 86.7%1.6 36 1.6 36 0.749 139 104 2,389 87 86 to 88 28 82.2%1.6 44 1.6 44 0.749 132 99 2,759 85 84 to 86 36 77.8%1.6 57 1.6 57 0.749 124 93 3,356 83 82 to 84 66 73.3%1.6 104 1.6 104 0.749 117 88 5,801 81 80 to 82 69 68.9%1.6 109 1.6 109 0.749 110 83 5,697 79 78 to 80 106 64.4%1.6 167 1.6 167 0.749 103 77 8,187 77 76 to 78 63 60.0%1.6 99 1.6 99 0.749 96 72 4,530 75 74 to 76 120 55.6%1.6 189 1.6 189 0.749 89 67 7,990 73 72 to 74 136 51.1%1.6 215 1.6 215 0.749 82 61 8,331 71 70 to 72 153 46.7%1.6 242 1.6 242 0.749 75 56 8,557 69 68 to 70 203 42.2%1.6 321 1.6 321 0.749 68 51 10,272 67 66 to 68 111 37.8%1.6 175 1.6 175 0.749 60 45 5,026 65 64 to 66 91 33.3%1.6 144 1.6 144 0.749 53 40 3,635 63 62 to 64 122 30.0%1.6 193 1.6 193 0.749 48 36 4,387 61 60 to 62 104 30.0%1.6 164 1.6 164 0.749 48 36 3,739 59 58 to 60 73 30.0%1.6 115 1.6 115 0.749 48 36 2,625 57 56 to 58 133 30.0%1.6 210 1.6 210 0.749 48 36 4,782 55 54 to 56 94 30.0%1.6 148 1.6 148 0.749 48 36 3,380 Totals 1,753 2,768 2,768 97,867 ANNUAL SAVINGS: Chiller Savings =-108,361 kWh Pump Motor Savings =-12,880 kWh Bin Temps South Bend MPAC Replace AHU 1 DX RTU with chilled water RTU Energy Recovery Wheel Inputs Existing Proposed A Winter Inside Temperature, °F =70.0 °F 70 °F B Exhaust Air Temperature, °F =75.0 °F 75 °F C Heat Recovery System Efficiency, Heating, % =0% 60%  D Summer Inside Temperature, =72.0 °F 75 °F E Exhaust Air Temperature, °F =74.0 °F 77 °F F Heat Recovery System Efficiency, % =0% 60%  J Heating Energy 8,837 Therms 5,850 Therms K Cooling Energy 117,194 kWh 225,555 kWh N Fan Energy kW 0.00 kWh 0.14 kWh Savings Analysis U Heating Natural Gas Saving : = Heating Energy Needed * Recovery Efficiency 0 Therm 3,510 Therm V Cooling Electrical Saving: = Cooling Energy Needed * Recovery Efficiency 0 kWh 135,333 kWh W ERV Fan Motor Operation Energy Usage: = Fan kW * Total Run Hours 0 kWh 1,207 kWh (ERV runs 350/22; energy saving penalty) Total Electrical Saving 0 kWh 134,126 kWh Total Natural Gas Saving 0 Therm 3,510 Therm Total Electric Usage 117,194 91,429 Winter Heating Summer Cooling Operation Scope ECM‐3 Pre Retrofit Source Post Retrofit Source Supply Airflow, Cfm 24000 Model number 24000 Submittal % Ventilation 20% 10% Submittal Setback Ventilation 0% Heating Setpoint 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature 72 Assumption 72 Assumption Heating Setpoint Setback 68 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature Setback 66 Assumption Heating Hours Cutoff (Heating used below this tempera 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Heating Efficiency 80% Assumption 80%Cutsheet Cooling Leaving Air Temp 57 Assumption 57 Design Cooling Leaving Air Relative Humidity 100% 100% Cooling Leaving Air Temp Setback Assumption 59 Design Cooling Efficiency kW/ton 1.14 cutsheet 0.99 IEER cutsheet Cooling Hours Cutoff 72 75 Energy Code Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling Return Air Temp 74 77 Cooling Return Air Relative Humidity 60% Assumption 60% Assumption Cooling Setpoint Setback 77 Cooling Return Air Temp Setback 79 Fan Horsepower 15 Cutsheet 15 Cutsheet Average Fan Speed 100% 75% Average Fan Load Factor 100% 75% Average Fan Efficiency 86%Assumption 93%Cutsheet Natural gas Therms 1434.22 Electric Savings 15879.10 Savings South Bend MPAC Replace DX RTU‐2 with new unit and new VAV controls RTU‐2 Upgrade Inputs AHU Fan Total Pre Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 15.0 Fan Hours 5,016 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 13.01 kW = HP x 0.746 x Load Factor x (% Speed)^2.5 /Efficiency  (theoretical equation is speed^3, actual is closer to 2.5) Fan Energy, kWh 65,266.33 Post Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 15.0 Fan Hours 8,757 Avg. Fan Speed 75% Fan Load Factor 75% Fan Efficiency 93% Average Fan Energy kW 4.40 Fan Energy, kWh 38,496.12 Electric Savings, kWh 26,770 Pre Retrofit Conditions Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.4128 695.2978286 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.4528 349.2946286 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 32.9128 408.8468571 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 32.7328 479.5076571 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 32.4128 613.0121143 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 31.7328 1671.173486 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 31.6128 3351.4992 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 31.4128 3516.0624 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 31.0328 3933.2304 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 30.7728 5497.730743 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 30.4528 5985.450514 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 30.3528 3548.028343 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 30.0928 9128.112686 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 30.1328 8827.064229 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.4 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 70.6 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 70.2 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 69.8 9.4608 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 69.4 13.9968 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 69 41.796 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 68.6 67.5864 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 68.2 90.9792 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 67.8 128.304 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 67.4 101.088 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 67 104.004 45 44 to 46 141 16 66.6 155.3256 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 66.2 206.8416 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 65.8 133.3584 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 65.4 193.752 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 65 252.72 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 64.6 351.6696 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 64.2 471.6792 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 63.8 391.716 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 63.4 286.5456 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 63 331.128 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 62.6 227.772 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 62.2 103.6152 21 20 to 22 56 7 61.8 148.7808 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 61.4 144.8928 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 61 113.724 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 60.6 191.8728 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 60.2 130.1832 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 59.8 82.62 98 to 10 27 3.2 59.4 92.7288 76 to 8 18 2.6 59 64.152 54 to 6 10 2.1 58.6 36.936 32 to 4 15 1.6 58.2 57.348 10 to 2 10 1 57.8 39.528 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 57.4 28.5768 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 Total 4794.682 48004.31109 Total Heating CoolingBin Data Post Retrofit Conditions‐Occupied Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.605 617.0816529 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.625 309.254876 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 33.355 374.5190083 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 33.265 444.6029752 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 33.105 581.3791736 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 32.765 1671.304463 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 32.705 3386.005289 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 32.605 3615.108099 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 32.415 4190.364298 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 32.285 6012.511736 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 32.125 6776.080661 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 32.075 4062.656529 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.7 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71.5 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 71.3 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 71.1 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 70.9 0 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 70.7 0 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 70.5 0 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 70.3 0 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 70.1 0 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 69.9 5.832 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 69.7 11.664 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 69.5 17.334 45 44 to 46 141 16 69.3 31.9788 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 69.1 48.9888 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 68.9 34.9272 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 68.7 54.756 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 68.5 75.816 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 68.3 110.7108 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 68.1 154.5156 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 67.9 132.678 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 67.7 99.8568 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 67.5 118.26 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 67.3 83.106 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 67.1 38.5236 21 20 to 22 56 7 66.9 56.2464 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 66.7 55.5984 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 66.5 44.226 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 66.3 75.5244 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 66.1 51.8076 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 65.9 33.21 98 to 10 27 3.2 65.7 37.6164 76 to 8 18 2.6 65.5 26.244 54 to 6 10 2.1 65.3 15.228 32 to 4 15 1.6 65.1 23.814 10 to 2 10 1 64.9 16.524 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 64.7 12.0204 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 Total 1467.007 32040.86876 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Post Retrofit Conditions‐Unoccupied Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 93 92 to 94 4 41.2 0 33.593 260.092562 91 90 to 92 18 41.9 0 33.593 1170.416529 89 88 to 90 23 40.1 0 33.593 1495.532231 87 86 to 88 28 38.7 0 33.593 1820.647934 85 84 to 86 36 36.4 0 33.593 2340.833058 83 82 to 84 66 35.2 0 33.593 4291.527273 81 80 to 82 69 34.9 0 33.593 4486.596694 79 78 to 80 106 33.7 0 33.593 6892.452893 77 76 to 78 63 32.8 0 33.593 4096.457851 75 74 to 76 120 32 0 73 72 to 74 136 32 0 71 70 to 72 153 30.6 0 69 68 to 70 203 29.5 66 131.544 67 66 to 68 111 27.7 66 71.928 65 64 to 66 91 26 66 58.968 63 62 to 64 122 24.7 66 79.056 61 60 to 62 104 23.6 66 67.392 59 58 to 60 73 22.3 66 47.304 57 56 to 58 133 22.2 66 86.184 55 54 to 56 94 20.7 66 60.912 53 52 to 54 90 19.9 66 58.32 51 50 to 52 155 18.5 66 100.44 49 48 to 50 116 17.8 66 75.168 47 46 to 48 107 17 66 69.336 45 44 to 46 113 15.9 66 73.224 43 42 to 44 88 15.2 66 57.024 41 40 to 42 81 14.2 66 52.488 39 38 to 40 112 13.7 66 72.576 37 36 to 38 79 12.6 66 51.192 35 34 to 36 103 12 66 66.744 33 32 to 34 215 11.2 66 139.32 31 30 to 32 157 10.4 66 101.736 29 28 to 30 113 9.7 66 73.224 27 26 to 28 72 9 66 46.656 25 24 to 26 73 8.4 66 47.304 23 22 to 24 40 7.6 66 25.92 21 20 to 22 64 6.9 66 41.472 19 18 to 20 77 6.3 66 49.896 17 16 to 18 31 5.7 66 20.088 15 14 to 16 35 5 66 22.68 13 12 to 14 17 4.3 66 11.016 11 10 to 12 12 3.8 66 7.776 98 to 10 11 3.2 66 7.128 76 to 8 5 2.5 66 3.24 54 to 6 1 2.1 66 0.648 32 to 4 8 1.5 66 5.184 10 to 2 3 0.9 66 1.944 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 8 0.4 66 5.184 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐2 1 ‐0.3 66 0.648 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐4 1 ‐0.8 66 0.648 ‐7 ‐8 to ‐6 3 ‐1.3 66 1.944 000 0 66 0 000 0 66 0 Total 1893.456 26854.55702 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Scope ECM‐3 Pre Retrofit Source Post Retrofit Source Supply Airflow, Cfm 16000 Model number 16000 Submittal % Ventilation 20% 10% Submittal Setback Ventilation 0% Heating Setpoint 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature 72 Assumption 72 Assumption Heating Setpoint Setback 68 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature Setback 66 Assumption Heating Hours Cutoff (Heating used below this tempera 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Heating Efficiency 80% Assumption 80%Cutsheet Cooling Leaving Air Temp 57 Assumption 57 Design Cooling Leaving Air Relative Humidity 100% 100% Cooling Leaving Air Temp Setback Assumption 59 Design Cooling Efficiency kW/ton 1.09 cutsheet 1.00 IEER cutsheet Cooling Hours Cutoff 72 75 Energy Code Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling Return Air Temp 74 77 Cooling Return Air Relative Humidity 60% Assumption 60% Assumption Cooling Setpoint Setback 77 Cooling Return Air Temp Setback 79 Fan Horsepower 8 Assumption 8 Cutsheet Average Fan Speed 100% 75% Average Fan Load Factor 100% 75% Average Fan Efficiency 86%90%Cutsheet Natural gas Therms 956.15 Electric Savings 4597.50 Savings South Bend MPAC Replace DX RTU‐4 with new unit and new VAV controls RTU‐4 Upgrade Inputs AHU Fan Total Pre Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 8.0 Fan Hours 5,016 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 6.94 kW = HP x 0.746 x Load Factor x (% Speed)^2.5 /Efficiency  (theoretical equation is speed^3, actual is closer to 2.5) Fan Energy, kWh 34,808.71 Post Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 8.0 Fan Hours 8,757 Avg. Fan Speed 75% Fan Load Factor 75% Fan Efficiency 90% Average Fan Energy kW 2.42 Fan Energy, kWh 21,168.60 Electric Savings, kWh 13,640 Pre Retrofit Conditions Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.4128 442.4622545 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.4528 222.2784 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 32.9128 260.1752727 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 32.7328 305.1412364 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 32.4128 390.0986182 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 31.7328 1063.474036 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 31.6128 2132.772218 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 31.4128 2237.494255 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 31.0328 2502.9648 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 30.7728 3498.555927 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 30.4528 3808.923055 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 30.3528 2257.836218 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 30.0928 5808.798982 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 30.1328 5617.222691 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.4 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 70.6 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 70.2 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 69.8 6.3072 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 69.4 9.3312 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 69 27.864 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 68.6 45.0576 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 68.2 60.6528 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 67.8 85.536 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 67.4 67.392 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 67 69.336 45 44 to 46 141 16 66.6 103.5504 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 66.2 137.8944 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 65.8 88.9056 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 65.4 129.168 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 65 168.48 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 64.6 234.4464 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 64.2 314.4528 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 63.8 261.144 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 63.4 191.0304 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 63 220.752 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 62.6 151.848 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 62.2 69.0768 21 20 to 22 56 7 61.8 99.1872 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 61.4 96.5952 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 61 75.816 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 60.6 127.9152 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 60.2 86.7888 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 59.8 55.08 98 to 10 27 3.2 59.4 61.8192 76 to 8 18 2.6 59 42.768 54 to 6 10 2.1 58.6 24.624 32 to 4 15 1.6 58.2 38.232 10 to 2 10 1 57.8 26.352 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 57.4 19.0512 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 0 0 0 0 57.6 0 Total 3196.454 30548.19796 Total Heating CoolingBin Data Post Retrofit Conditions‐Occupied Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.605 414.816 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.625 207.888 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 33.355 251.76 93 92 to 94 6 43.3 0 33.265 298.872 91 90 to 92 8 41.7 0 33.105 390.816 89 88 to 90 24 38.3 0 32.765 1123.488 87 86 to 88 49 37.7 0 32.705 2276.148 85 84 to 86 53 36.7 0 32.605 2430.156 83 82 to 84 63 34.8 0 32.415 2816.856 81 80 to 82 92 33.5 0 32.285 4041.744 79 78 to 80 106 31.9 0 32.125 4555.032 77 76 to 78 64 31.4 0 32.075 2731.008 75 74 to 76 173 30.1 0 73 72 to 74 166 30.3 0 71 70 to 72 218 30 0 69 68 to 70 273 28.5 71.7 0 67 66 to 68 185 26.8 71.5 0 65 64 to 66 175 25.7 71.3 0 63 62 to 64 166 24.5 71.1 0 61 60 to 62 146 23.7 70.9 0 59 58 to 60 72 22.8 70.7 0 57 56 to 58 129 21.4 70.5 0 55 54 to 56 149 20.6 70.3 0 53 52 to 54 156 19.7 70.1 0 51 50 to 52 180 19.1 69.9 3.888 49 48 to 50 120 17.8 69.7 7.776 47 46 to 48 107 16.8 69.5 11.556 45 44 to 46 141 16 69.3 21.3192 43 42 to 44 168 15.2 69.1 32.6592 41 40 to 42 98 14.6 68.9 23.2848 39 38 to 40 130 13.6 68.7 36.504 37 36 to 38 156 12.7 68.5 50.544 35 34 to 36 201 12.2 68.3 73.8072 33 32 to 34 251 11.3 68.1 103.0104 31 30 to 32 195 10.5 67.9 88.452 29 28 to 30 134 9.7 67.7 66.5712 27 26 to 28 146 8.9 67.5 78.84 25 24 to 26 95 8.1 67.3 55.404 23 22 to 24 41 7.6 67.1 25.6824 21 20 to 22 56 7 66.9 37.4976 19 18 to 20 52 6.4 66.7 37.0656 17 16 to 18 39 5.7 66.5 29.484 15 14 to 16 63 5.1 66.3 50.3496 13 12 to 14 41 4.4 66.1 34.5384 11 10 to 12 25 3.8 65.9 22.14 98 to 10 27 3.2 65.7 25.0776 76 to 8 18 2.6 65.5 17.496 54 to 6 10 2.1 65.3 10.152 32 to 4 15 1.6 65.1 15.876 10 to 2 10 1 64.9 11.016 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 7 0.4 64.7 8.0136 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 Total 978.0048 21538.584 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Post Retrofit Conditions‐Unoccupied Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 93 92 to 94 4 41.2 0 33.593 174.84 91 90 to 92 18 41.9 0 33.593 786.78 89 88 to 90 23 40.1 0 33.593 1005.33 87 86 to 88 28 38.7 0 33.593 1223.88 85 84 to 86 36 36.4 0 33.593 1573.56 83 82 to 84 66 35.2 0 33.593 2884.86 81 80 to 82 69 34.9 0 33.593 3015.99 79 78 to 80 106 33.7 0 33.593 4633.26 77 76 to 78 63 32.8 0 33.593 2753.73 75 74 to 76 120 32 0 73 72 to 74 136 32 0 71 70 to 72 153 30.6 0 69 68 to 70 203 29.5 66 87.696 67 66 to 68 111 27.7 66 47.952 65 64 to 66 91 26 66 39.312 63 62 to 64 122 24.7 66 52.704 61 60 to 62 104 23.6 66 44.928 59 58 to 60 73 22.3 66 31.536 57 56 to 58 133 22.2 66 57.456 55 54 to 56 94 20.7 66 40.608 53 52 to 54 90 19.9 66 38.88 51 50 to 52 155 18.5 66 66.96 49 48 to 50 116 17.8 66 50.112 47 46 to 48 107 17 66 46.224 45 44 to 46 113 15.9 66 48.816 43 42 to 44 88 15.2 66 38.016 41 40 to 42 81 14.2 66 34.992 39 38 to 40 112 13.7 66 48.384 37 36 to 38 79 12.6 66 34.128 35 34 to 36 103 12 66 44.496 33 32 to 34 215 11.2 66 92.88 31 30 to 32 157 10.4 66 67.824 29 28 to 30 113 9.7 66 48.816 27 26 to 28 72 9 66 31.104 25 24 to 26 73 8.4 66 31.536 23 22 to 24 40 7.6 66 17.28 21 20 to 22 64 6.9 66 27.648 19 18 to 20 77 6.3 66 33.264 17 16 to 18 31 5.7 66 13.392 15 14 to 16 35 5 66 15.12 13 12 to 14 17 4.3 66 7.344 11 10 to 12 12 3.8 66 5.184 98 to 10 11 3.2 66 4.752 76 to 8 5 2.5 66 2.16 54 to 6 1 2.1 66 0.432 32 to 4 8 1.5 66 3.456 10 to 2 3 0.9 66 1.296 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 8 0.4 66 3.456 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐2 1 ‐0.3 66 0.432 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐4 1 ‐0.8 66 0.432 ‐7 ‐8 to ‐6 3 ‐1.3 66 1.296 000 0 66 0 000 0 66 0 Total 1262.304 18052.23 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Scope ECM‐3 Pre Retrofit Source Post Retrofit Source Supply Airflow, Cfm 4000 Model number 4000 Submittal % Ventilation 20%10%Submittal Setback Ventilation 0% Heating Setpoint 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature 72 Assumption 72 Assumption Heating Setpoint Setback 68 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature Setback 66 Assumption Heating Hours Cutoff (Heating used below this tempera 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Heating Efficiency 80% Assumption 80%Cutsheet Cooling Leaving Air Temp 57 Assumption 57 Design Cooling Leaving Air Relative Humidity 100%100% Cooling Leaving Air Temp Setback Assumption 59 Design Cooling Efficiency kW/ton 1.09 cutsheet 0.86 IEER cutsheet Cooling Hours Cutoff 72 75 Energy Code Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling Return Air Temp 74 77 Cooling Return Air Relative Humidity 60% Assumption 60%Assumption Cooling Setpoint Setback 77 Cooling Return Air Temp Setback 79 Fan Horsepower 5 Cutsheet 5 Cutsheet Average Fan Speed 100%75% Average Fan Load Factor 100%75% Average Fan Efficiency 86%90%Cutsheet Natural gas Therms 730.82 Electric Savings 30293.70 Savings South Bend MPAC Replace DX RTU‐6 with new unit and new VAV controls RTU‐6 Upgrade Inputs AHU Fan Total Pre Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 5.0 Fan Hours 8,757 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 4.34 kW = HP x 0.746 x Load Factor x (% Speed)^2.5 /Efficiency  (theoretical equation is speed^3, actual is closer to 2.5) Fan Energy, kWh 37,980.94 Post Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 5.0 Fan Hours 8,741 Avg. Fan Speed 75% Fan Load Factor 75% Fan Efficiency 90% Average Fan Energy kW 1.52 Fan Energy, kWh 13,309.49 Electric Savings, kWh 24,671 Pre Retrofit Conditions Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.4128 110.6155636 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.4528 55.5696 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 32.9128 65.04381818 93 92 to 94 10 42.5 0 32.5728 124.524 91 90 to 92 26 41.9 0 32.4528 318.6569455 89 88 to 90 47 39.2 0 31.9128 534.5028 87 86 to 88 77 38.1 0 31.6928 847.9548 85 84 to 86 89 36.6 0 31.3928 936.4126909 83 82 to 84 129 35 0 31.0728 1289.723236 81 80 to 82 161 34.1 0 30.8928 1562.232764 79 78 to 80 212 32.8 0 30.6328 1966.905164 77 76 to 78 127 32.1 0 30.4928 1149.192982 75 74 to 76 293 30.8 0 30.2328 2526.629564 73 72 to 74 302 31 0 30.2728 2624.006618 71 70 to 72 371 30.2 0 69 68 to 70 476 28.9 71.4 0 67 66 to 68 296 27.2 71 0 65 64 to 66 266 25.8 70.6 0 63 62 to 64 288 24.6 70.2 0 61 60 to 62 250 23.7 69.8 2.7 59 58 to 60 145 22.5 69.4 4.698 57 56 to 58 262 21.8 69 14.148 55 54 to 56 243 20.6 68.6 18.3708 53 52 to 54 246 19.8 68.2 23.9112 51 50 to 52 335 18.8 67.8 39.798 49 48 to 50 236 17.8 67.4 33.1344 47 46 to 48 214 16.9 67 34.668 45 44 to 46 254 16 66.6 46.6344 43 42 to 44 256 15.2 66.2 52.5312 41 40 to 42 179 14.4 65.8 40.5972 39 38 to 40 242 13.6 65.4 60.1128 37 36 to 38 235 12.7 65 63.45 35 34 to 36 304 12.1 64.6 88.6464 33 32 to 34 466 11.2 64.2 145.9512 31 30 to 32 352 10.5 63.8 117.8496 29 28 to 30 247 9.7 63.4 88.0308 27 26 to 28 218 8.9 63 82.404 25 24 to 26 168 8.3 62.6 67.1328 23 22 to 24 81 7.6 62.2 34.1172 21 20 to 22 120 7 61.8 53.136 19 18 to 20 129 6.3 61.4 59.9076 17 16 to 18 70 5.7 61 34.02 15 14 to 16 98 5 60.6 49.7448 13 12 to 14 58 4.4 60.2 30.6936 11 10 to 12 37 3.8 59.8 20.3796 98 to 10 38 3.2 59.4 21.7512 76 to 8 23 2.6 59 13.662 54 to 6 11 2.1 58.6 6.7716 32 to 4 23 1.5 58.2 14.6556 10 to 2 13 0.9 57.8 8.5644 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 15 0.4 57.4 10.206 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐21 ‐0.3 57 0.702 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐41 ‐0.8 56.6 0.7236 Total 1383.804 14111.97055 Total Heating CoolingBin Data Post Retrofit Conditions‐Occupied Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 7 46.6 0 33.595 77.688 97 96 to 98 2 47.7 0 33.705 22.47942857 95 94 to 96 4 43.9 0 33.325 43.00457143 93 92 to 94 9 42.6 0 33.195 95.256 91 90 to 92 20 41.9 0 33.125 209.88 89 88 to 90 37 39 0 32.835 374.4822857 87 86 to 88 56 37.4 0 32.675 555.264 85 84 to 86 63 35.4 0 32.475 608.472 83 82 to 84 92 34.5 0 32.385 877.9165714 81 80 to 82 103 33.1 0 32.245 964.3448571 79 78 to 80 129 31.6 0 32.095 1182.893143 77 76 to 78 63 31.2 0 32.055 574.452 75 74 to 76 157 29.5 0 73 72 to 74 120 28.9 0 71 70 to 72 126 28.2 0 69 68 to 70 142 26.7 71.7 0 67 66 to 68 86 25.1 71.5 0 65 64 to 66 67 23.6 71.3 0 63 62 to 64 75 23.3 71.1 0 61 60 to 62 67 22 70.9 0 59 58 to 60 50 21.1 70.7 0 57 56 to 58 65 20.6 70.5 0 55 54 to 56 58 19.6 70.3 0 53 52 to 54 51 19.1 70.1 0 51 50 to 52 78 17.9 69.9 0.4212 49 48 to 50 71 17.1 69.7 1.1502 47 46 to 48 62 16.3 69.5 1.674 45 44 to 46 79 15.6 69.3 2.9862 43 42 to 44 91 15 69.1 4.4226 41 40 to 42 47 14.1 68.9 2.7918 39 38 to 40 86 13.4 68.7 6.0372 37 36 to 38 71 12.4 68.5 5.751 35 34 to 36 101 12 68.3 9.2718 33 32 to 34 132 11.1 68.1 13.5432 31 30 to 32 111 10.3 67.9 12.5874 29 28 to 30 68 9.5 67.7 8.4456 27 26 to 28 50 8.7 67.5 6.75 25 24 to 26 34 8.1 67.3 4.9572 23 22 to 24 20 7.4 67.1 3.132 21 20 to 22 41 6.9 66.9 6.8634 19 18 to 20 36 6.2 66.7 6.4152 17 16 to 18 24 5.6 66.5 4.536 15 14 to 16 28 4.9 66.3 5.5944 13 12 to 14 13 4.2 66.1 2.7378 11 10 to 12 7 3.7 65.9 1.5498 98 to 10 5 3.2 65.7 1.161 76 to 8 6 2.6 65.5 1.458 54 to 6 4 2 65.3 1.0152 32 to 4 4 1.5 65.1 1.0584 10 to 2 1 1 64.9 0.2754 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 1 0.3 64.7 0.2862 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 Total 116.8722 5586.132857 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Post Retrofit Conditions‐Unoccupied Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 1 47.4 0 33.593 9.366428571 97 96 to 98 2 46 0 33.593 18.73285714 95 94 to 96 1 45.5 0 33.593 9.366428571 93 92 to 94 1 41.6 0 33.593 9.366428571 91 90 to 92 6 41.8 0 33.593 56.19857143 89 88 to 90 10 40 0 33.593 93.66428571 87 86 to 88 21 40 0 33.593 196.695 85 84 to 86 26 39.5 0 33.593 243.5271429 83 82 to 84 37 36.2 0 33.593 346.5578571 81 80 to 82 58 36 0 33.593 543.2528571 79 78 to 80 83 34.7 0 33.593 777.4135714 77 76 to 78 64 33.1 0 33.593 599.4514286 75 74 to 76 136 32.4 0 73 72 to 74 182 32.5 0 71 70 to 72 245 31.3 0 69 68 to 70 334 29.9 66 36.072 67 66 to 68 210 28 66 22.68 65 64 to 66 199 26.5 66 21.492 63 62 to 64 213 25 66 23.004 61 60 to 62 183 24.3 66 19.764 59 58 to 60 95 23.3 66 10.26 57 56 to 58 197 22.2 66 21.276 55 54 to 56 185 20.9 66 19.98 53 52 to 54 195 19.9 66 21.06 51 50 to 52 257 19.1 66 27.756 49 48 to 50 165 18.1 66 17.82 47 46 to 48 152 17.2 66 16.416 45 44 to 46 175 16.1 66 18.9 43 42 to 44 165 15.3 66 17.82 41 40 to 42 132 14.5 66 14.256 39 38 to 40 156 13.8 66 16.848 37 36 to 38 164 12.8 66 17.712 35 34 to 36 203 12.2 66 21.924 33 32 to 34 334 11.3 66 36.072 31 30 to 32 241 10.6 66 26.028 29 28 to 30 179 9.8 66 19.332 27 26 to 28 168 9 66 18.144 25 24 to 26 134 8.3 66 14.472 23 22 to 24 61 7.7 66 6.588 21 20 to 22 79 7 66 8.532 19 18 to 20 93 6.4 66 10.044 17 16 to 18 46 5.7 66 4.968 15 14 to 16 70 5.1 66 7.56 13 12 to 14 45 4.4 66 4.86 11 10 to 12 30 3.8 66 3.24 98 to 10 33 3.2 66 3.564 76 to 8 17 2.6 66 1.836 54 to 6 7 2.1 66 0.756 32 to 4 19 1.5 66 2.052 10 to 2 12 0.9 66 1.296 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 14 0.4 66 1.512 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐2 1 ‐0.3 66 0.108 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐4 1 ‐0.8 66 0.108 Total 536.112 2903.592857 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Scope ECM‐3 Pre Retrofit Source Post Retrofit Source Supply Airflow, Cfm 6900 Model number 6900 Submittal % Ventilation 20% 10% Submittal Setback Ventilation 0% Heating Setpoint 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature 72 Assumption 72 Assumption Heating Setpoint Setback 68 Assumption Average Heating Return Air Temperature Setback 66 Assumption Heating Hours Cutoff (Heating used below this tempera 70 Assumption 70 Assumption Heating Efficiency 80% Assumption 80%Cutsheet Cooling Leaving Air Temp 57 Assumption 57 Design Cooling Leaving Air Relative Humidity 100% 100% Cooling Leaving Air Temp Setback Assumption 59 Design Cooling Efficiency kW/ton 1.09 cutsheet 0.91 IEER cutsheet Cooling Hours Cutoff 72 75 Energy Code Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling Return Air Temp 74 77 Cooling Return Air Relative Humidity 60% Assumption 60% Assumption Cooling Setpoint Setback 77 Cooling Return Air Temp Setback 79 Fan Horsepower 5 Cutsheet 5 Cutsheet Average Fan Speed 100% 75% Average Fan Load Factor 100% 75% Average Fan Efficiency 86%90%Cutsheet Natural gas Therms 1330.00 Electric Savings 33410.82 Savings South Bend MPAC Replace DX RTU‐7 with new unit and new VAV controls RTU‐7 Upgrade Inputs AHU Fan Total Pre Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 5.0 Fan Hours 8,757 Avg. Fan Speed 100% Fan Load Factor 100% Fan Efficiency 86% Average Fan Energy kW 4.34 kW = HP x 0.746 x Load Factor x (% Speed)^2.5 /Efficiency  (theoretical equation is speed^3, actual is closer to 2.5) Fan Energy, kWh 37,980.94 Post Retrofit Operation Fan Horsepower 5.0 Fan Hours 8,760 Avg. Fan Speed 75% Fan Load Factor 75% Fan Efficiency 90% Average Fan Energy kW 1.52 Fan Energy, kWh 13,338.42 Electric Savings, kWh 24,643 Pre Retrofit Conditions Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.4128 190.8118473 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.4528 95.85756 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 32.9128 112.2005864 93 92 to 94 10 42.5 0 32.5728 214.8039 91 90 to 92 26 41.9 0 32.4528 549.6832309 89 88 to 90 47 39.2 0 31.9128 922.01733 87 86 to 88 77 38.1 0 31.6928 1462.72203 85 84 to 86 89 36.6 0 31.3928 1615.311892 83 82 to 84 129 35 0 31.0728 2224.772583 81 80 to 82 161 34.1 0 30.8928 2694.851517 79 78 to 80 212 32.8 0 30.6328 3392.911407 77 76 to 78 127 32.1 0 30.4928 1982.357894 75 74 to 76 293 30.8 0 30.2328 4358.435997 73 72 to 74 302 31 0 30.2728 4526.411416 71 70 to 72 371 30.2 0 69 68 to 70 476 28.9 71.4 0 67 66 to 68 296 27.2 71 0 65 64 to 66 266 25.8 70.6 0 63 62 to 64 288 24.6 70.2 0 61 60 to 62 250 23.7 69.8 4.6575 59 58 to 60 145 22.5 69.4 8.10405 57 56 to 58 262 21.8 69 24.4053 55 54 to 56 243 20.6 68.6 31.68963 53 52 to 54 246 19.8 68.2 41.24682 51 50 to 52 335 18.8 67.8 68.65155 49 48 to 50 236 17.8 67.4 57.15684 47 46 to 48 214 16.9 67 59.8023 45 44 to 46 254 16 66.6 80.44434 43 42 to 44 256 15.2 66.2 90.61632 41 40 to 42 179 14.4 65.8 70.03017 39 38 to 40 242 13.6 65.4 103.6946 37 36 to 38 235 12.7 65 109.4513 35 34 to 36 304 12.1 64.6 152.915 33 32 to 34 466 11.2 64.2 251.7658 31 30 to 32 352 10.5 63.8 203.2906 29 28 to 30 247 9.7 63.4 151.8531 27 26 to 28 218 8.9 63 142.1469 25 24 to 26 168 8.3 62.6 115.8041 23 22 to 24 81 7.6 62.2 58.85217 21 20 to 22 120 7 61.8 91.6596 19 18 to 20 129 6.3 61.4 103.3406 17 16 to 18 70 5.7 61 58.6845 15 14 to 16 98 5 60.6 85.80978 13 12 to 14 58 4.4 60.2 52.94646 11 10 to 12 37 3.8 59.8 35.15481 98 to 10 38 3.2 59.4 37.52082 76 to 8 23 2.6 59 23.56695 54 to 6 11 2.1 58.6 11.68101 32 to 4 23 1.5 58.2 25.28091 10 to 2 13 0.9 57.8 14.77359 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 15 0.4 57.4 17.60535 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐21 ‐0.3 57 1.21095 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐41 ‐0.8 56.6 1.24821 Total 2387.062 24343.14919 Total Heating CoolingBin Data Post Retrofit Conditions‐Occupied Mid‐pts DB (F) Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 99 98 to 100 8 46.7 0 33.605 162.6267273 97 96 to 98 4 46.9 0 33.625 81.50154545 95 94 to 96 5 44.2 0 33.355 98.70136364 93 92 to 94 10 42.5 0 33.185 193.4038636 91 90 to 92 24 41.6 0 33.095 459.0883636 89 88 to 90 43 38.7 0 32.805 793.2004773 87 86 to 88 67 37.5 0 32.685 1217.00475 85 84 to 86 71 35.6 0 32.495 1257.929591 83 82 to 84 105 34.5 0 32.385 1833.149659 81 80 to 82 135 33.4 0 32.275 2321.975455 79 78 to 80 161 31.8 0 32.115 2708.576182 77 76 to 78 88 31.1 0 32.045 1465.974 75 74 to 76 201 29.6 0 73 72 to 74 157 29.3 0 71 70 to 72 180 28.5 0 69 68 to 70 184 27 71.7 0 67 66 to 68 122 25.9 71.5 0 65 64 to 66 89 24.2 71.3 0 63 62 to 64 100 23.4 71.1 0 61 60 to 62 100 22.4 70.9 0 59 58 to 60 68 21.7 70.7 0 57 56 to 58 109 21 70.5 0 55 54 to 56 96 20 70.3 0 53 52 to 54 88 19.1 70.1 0 51 50 to 52 110 18.2 69.9 1.02465 49 48 to 50 85 17.2 69.7 2.375325 47 46 to 48 85 16.3 69.5 3.958875 45 44 to 46 129 15.6 69.3 8.411445 43 42 to 44 130 15 69.1 10.89855 41 40 to 42 77 14.1 68.9 7.889805 39 38 to 40 111 13.3 68.7 13.44155 37 36 to 38 101 12.5 68.5 14.11223 35 34 to 36 145 12.1 68.3 22.96148 33 32 to 34 186 11.2 68.1 32.91921 31 30 to 32 142 10.3 67.9 27.77733 29 28 to 30 101 9.5 67.7 21.63875 27 26 to 28 96 8.8 67.5 22.356 25 24 to 26 51 8.1 67.3 12.82676 23 22 to 24 26 7.4 67.1 7.02351 21 20 to 22 45 6.9 66.9 12.99443 19 18 to 20 50 6.3 66.7 15.36975 17 16 to 18 22 5.6 66.5 7.17255 15 14 to 16 42 5 66.3 14.47551 13 12 to 14 25 4.3 66.1 9.082125 11 10 to 12 14 3.8 65.9 5.34681 98 to 10 14 3.2 65.7 5.60763 76 to 8 10 2.6 65.5 4.19175 54 to 6 0 0 65.3 0 32 to 4 3 1.4 65.1 1.369305 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 0 0 0 0 64.8 0 Total 285.2253 12593.13198 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Post Retrofit Conditions‐Unoccupied Hrs h  (BTU/lb) Mixed Air  Temp Natural  Gas  Therms Mixed Air  Enthalpy Chilled Water  kWh 91 90 to 92 2 45 0 33.593 34.27261364 89 88 to 90 4 44.7 0 33.593 68.54522727 87 86 to 88 10 41.8 0 33.593 171.3630682 85 84 to 86 18 40.4 0 33.593 308.4535227 83 82 to 84 24 37.1 0 33.593 411.2713636 81 80 to 82 26 37.7 0 33.593 445.5439773 79 78 to 80 51 36.1 0 33.593 873.9516477 77 76 to 78 39 34.3 0 33.593 668.3159659 75 74 to 76 92 33.7 0 73 72 to 74 145 32.9 0 71 70 to 72 191 31.9 0 69 68 to 70 292 30.1 66 54.3996 67 66 to 68 174 28 66 32.4162 65 64 to 66 177 26.6 66 32.9751 63 62 to 64 188 25.2 66 35.0244 61 60 to 62 150 24.5 66 27.945 59 58 to 60 77 23.2 66 14.3451 57 56 to 58 153 22.4 66 28.5039 55 54 to 56 147 21 66 27.3861 53 52 to 54 158 20.1 66 29.4354 51 50 to 52 225 19.2 66 41.9175 49 48 to 50 151 18.1 66 28.1313 47 46 to 48 129 17.4 66 24.0327 45 44 to 46 125 16.3 66 23.2875 43 42 to 44 126 15.4 66 23.4738 41 40 to 42 102 14.6 66 19.0026 39 38 to 40 131 13.9 66 24.4053 37 36 to 38 134 12.9 66 24.9642 35 34 to 36 159 12.1 66 29.6217 33 32 to 34 280 11.3 66 52.164 31 30 to 32 210 10.5 66 39.123 29 28 to 30 146 9.8 66 27.1998 27 26 to 28 122 9.1 66 22.7286 25 24 to 26 117 8.3 66 21.7971 23 22 to 24 55 7.7 66 10.2465 21 20 to 22 75 7 66 13.9725 19 18 to 20 79 6.3 66 14.7177 17 16 to 18 48 5.7 66 8.9424 15 14 to 16 56 5.1 66 10.4328 13 12 to 14 33 4.5 66 6.1479 11 10 to 12 23 3.8 66 4.2849 98 to 10 24 3.2 66 4.4712 76 to 8 13 2.6 66 2.4219 54 to 6 11 2.1 66 2.0493 32 to 4 20 1.5 66 3.726 10 to 2 13 0.9 66 2.4219 ‐1 ‐2 to 0 15 0.4 66 2.7945 ‐3 ‐4 to ‐2 1 ‐0.3 66 0.1863 ‐5 ‐6 to ‐4 1 ‐0.8 66 0.1863 ‐7 ‐8 to ‐6 3 ‐1.3 66 0.5589 000 0 66 0 000 0 66 0 000 0 66 0 Total 771.8409 2981.717386 Total Bin Data Heating Cooling Scope ECM‐4 Existing Source Proposed Source Supply Airflow 27500 27500 Submittal Ventilation CFM 0 0 Submittal Heating Setpoint 70 70 Assumed Heating unocccupied setback 68 Heating Efficiency COP 5.3 5.30 Assumed Heat Loss in Space (degrees)22 Cooling Setpoint 72 75 Cooling unoccupied setback 77 Cooling Efficiency Heat pump (kW/ton)0.702 0.702 Submittal Cooling efficiency chiller (kw/ton)0.923 assumed 10% degrade 0.857 Heat Pickup in Space  (degrees)22 Electric Savings, kWh 593.05 Natural Gas Savings, Therms 32.73 Savings Inputs Heat Pump Ugrade Replace chiller and schedule heat pumps back South Bend MPAC South Bend MPAC ECM‐4 Replace chiller and schedule heat pumps back Heating and Cooling Savings Baseline AHU Operation Supply Airflow, Cfm 27,500 Ventilation Cfm - % Ventilation 0% Average Mixed air temp 68.0 Setpoint 70.0 Average Heating Btuhs 59,400 Heating hours per year 6,899 Natural Gas Consumed, therms / Yr 773 Cooling return temp 77.0 Cooling setpoint 75.0 Average Cooling Btuhs 59,400 Cooling hours per year 895 Cooling Energy, kWh per year 7,198 Proposed AHU Operation Occupied Supply Airflow, Cfm 27,500 Ventilation Cfm - % Ventilation 0% Average Mixed air temp 68.0 Setpoint 70.0 Average Heating Btuhs 59,400 Heating hours per year 2,756 Natural Gas Consumed, therms / Yr 309 Cooling return temp 77.0 Cooling setpoint 75.0 Average Cooling Btuhs 59,400 Cooling hours per year 721 Cooling Energy, kWh per year 5,564 Proposed AHU Operation unccupied Supply Airflow, Cfm 27,500 Ventilation Cfm - % Ventilation 0% Average Mixed air temp 66.0 Setpoint 68.0 Average Heating Btuhs 59,400 Heating hours per year 3,851 Natural Gas Consumed, therms / Yr 432 Cooling return temp 79.0 Cooling setpoint 77.0 Average Cooling Btuhs 59,400 Cooling hours per year 135 Cooling Energy, kWh per year 1,042 Electric Savings, kWh 593 Natural Gas Savings, Therms 33