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    1. Congress for the New Urbanism
      The AmericanRecovery and Reinvestment Act:
      Dispatches from the Front Lines
      Sustainability Elements of the ARRA, and Getting the Most out of Stimulus Funding
      Jeannie Renne-Malone, LEED AP
      National Director – Climate Change & GHG Management
    2. Overview
      Sustainable Elements of the ARRA
      The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block (EECBG) Program
      Getting the Most of Your EECBG Funds
      Using Sustainable Return on Investment (SROI) to Make a Green Business Case for Competitive Funds
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      ARRA: Stimulus InvestmentsWith Sustainability Goals
      Aid to States and Local Governments
      Health care
      Energy
      Infrastructure
      Education
      Public safety
      Emphasis on Sustainability
      Clean Energy Projects
      EECBG Funding
      Sustainable Transportation Solutions
      Environmental Protection
      Support for Climate & Sustainability Initiatives
      Green Job Creation
      3
    4. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) ProgramOverview
      $3.2 Billion from DOE to Cities, Counties, States and Tribes throughout US
      $400 Million Competitive Grants – to be released soon
      4
      4
    5. 5
      Reduce fossil fuel emissions
      Decrease overall energy consumption
      Improve energy efficiency in the transportation, building, and other energy consuming sectors
      EECBG ProgramPurpose
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    6. 6
      EECBG Evaluation Criteria
      Jobs created and/or retained
      Energy savings on a per dollar invested basis
      Renewable energy capacity installed
      Greenhouse gas emissions reduced
      Funds leveraged
      Web-based reporting system
      Individual output metrics based on activity type
      *Framed through Sustainable Return on Investment
    7. Keys to Getting the Most Out of EECBG
      Don’t Use All the Money Doing Easy Things (Make Wise Choices)
      Be Sure to Establish Energy and GHG Baselines
      Anticipate More Competitive Funding Initiatives
      Make a “Green” Business Case
      Measure Your Sustainable Return on Investment (SROI)
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    8. Don’t Use All the Money Doing Easy Things
      Be Mindful of DOE’s Priorities
      Leverage
      Legacy
      Jobs
      Energy Efficiency and GHG Reduction
      Resilience
      Return on Investment
      Strategic Planning and Detailed Analysis
      P3 Development verses Capital Investments
      Think of EECBG Funds as Venture Capital
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    9. Be Sure to Establish Energy and GHG Baselines
      Reporting Expectations
      Track Record for Future Energy Funding
      Emerging GHG Regulations
      Avoid the Need for General Fund Expenditures
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    10. Anticipate More Competitive Funding Programs
      Supply (of Federal Funds) verses Demand
      Funding Directed Toward Federal Priorities
      Anticipate Transparency Measures
      Aim for the “Hot” Buttons
      Make the Most Convincing Case
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    11. Make a “Green” Business Case
      Your Funding Proposals Should Include:
      A Baseline Forecast for Achieving Outcomes
      Facts Supporting a Case for Incremental Benefits
      Detailed Jobs Projections
      Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Summary (with backup)
      Projections for Enhancements to Energy Resiliency and Business Continuity
      Present a Detailed Cost Benefit Summary
      (including NPV/ROI/SROI)
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    12. Measure Your Sustainable Return on Investment (SROI)
      Assess the Financial Return on Investment
      Assign Monetary Values to the Non-Cash Risks, Benefits, and Externalities including:
      Changes in GHG and Air Contaminant Emissions
      Health and Safety
      Water Saved
      Productivity
      Mobility/Congestion
      Waste Avoided
      Other Factors
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    13. SROI Flow Diagram
      Costs
      Example of Benefits
      Cash
      Non-Cash
      Capital Costs ($)
      Associated Maintenance Costs ($)
      • Reduced Green House Gas Emissions
      • Reduced Air Contaminant Emissions
      • Fresh Water Conserved
      • Improved Health
      • Improved Productivity
      • Improved Resiliency
      • Improved Safety
      • Reduced Electricity Costs
      • Reduced Heating/Cooling Costs
      • Reduced Water Costs
      • Reduced Sewage Costs
      • Reduced Waste Disposal Costs
      • Other Reduced Operational Costs
      Disposal Costs ($)
      Operating Cost Increases ($)
      Total Benefits ($)
      Discounting (%)
      Total Costs ($)
      Output Metrics
      ($)
      Reveals a project’s Full Value
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    14. SROI – Considers All Benefits
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    15. Build Your Business CaseAround the Sustainability “S” Curve
      RISK ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABLE INITIATIVES - JHU
      NET PRESENT VALUE
      FROI
      SROI
      $59.5
      $19.8
      100%
      $47.0
      MEAN: $36.7
      MEAN: $6.5
      $12.5
      $44.7
      $11.3
      90%
      $43.2
      $10.4
      $41.9
      $9.6
      80%
      Externalities
      $40.9
      $9.0
      $39.9
      $8.4
      70%
      Health &
      $39.1
      $7.9
      Productivity
      $38.2
      $7.4
      60%
      $37.5
      $6.9
      Probability of Not Exceeding
      $36.6
      $30.5
      $6.4
      50%
      $35.8
      $5.9
      $35.1
      $5.4
      40%
      $34.3
      $4.9
      $33.5
      $4.4
      30%
      $32.5
      $3.9
      $31.6
      $3.3
      20%
      $30.4
      $2.6
      $29.0
      $1.8
      10%
      $27.0
      $0.6
      $16.4
      0%
      $0.0
      $10.0
      $20.0
      $30.0
      $40.0
      $50.0
      $60.0
      $70.0
      Total NPV ($Millions)
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    16. SROI can Lead to Wiser Use of EECBG Resources
      Optimized Choices among Broad Categories and Competing Initiatives
      City Departments (e.g., Fleet vs. Public Works)
      Non-profit and Private Sector (building retrofits vs. new generation)
      Balancing Direct Investments (City-owned vs. non-governmental facilities)
      Identify Preferred Options within Specific Areas
      Recycling and Waste Management
      Signals and Street Lighting
      Waste-to-Energy
      Wastewater Treatment
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    17. Targeted Applications of SROI for Maximum Sustainable Outcomes
      Screen and Prioritize Your Capital Improvement Program
      Saves Money and Maximizes Important Benefits
      Forces Lower Rank Projects to be Reevaluated to Improve SROI
      Can Help Find Best Solutions in Individual Sectors
      Buildings and Operations
      Transportation Improvement Programs
      Stormwater
      Waste Management
      Water Supply and Treatment
      Wastewater Treatment
      Greenhouse Gas Management
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    18. SummaryMeasuring “Green” Will Help You Make the Most of Your EECBG Funds
      Leverage Your EECBG Funds Like Venture Capital
      Avoid the Need for a General Fund Expenditure
      Make the Most Convincing Case
      Your Funding Proposals Should Present Cost Benefit Details in NPV/ROI/SROI
      Use the Sustainability “S” Curve to Explain the Benefits to Your Stakeholders
      Apply SROI to Make Wiser Use of EECBG Resources
      For more information:
      www.HDRGreen.com | SROI@hdrinc.com
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    19. Congress for the New Urbanism
      The AmericanRecovery and Reinvestment Act:
      Dispatches from the Front Lines
      Sustainability Elements of the ARRA, and Getting the Most out of Stimulus Funding
      Jeannie Renne-Malone, LEED AP
      National Director – Climate Change & GHG Management
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