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This presentation gives an introduction about energy efficiency activities in India's Hotel Sector and shows technology options to realize energy saaving potentials. It was presentation in a interaction workshop with Hotel bussiness people in Kathmandu, Nepal, in 2012.
Indian Experience on Energy Efficiency in Hotel Sectoreecfncci
This presentation gives an introduction about energy efficiency activities in India's Hotel Sector and shows technology options to realize energy saaving potentials. It was presentation in a interaction workshop with Hotel bussiness people in Kathmandu, Nepal, in 2012.
Tips and actions that you can take to save precious dollars on your electricity bills. Presented by the Melton Sustainable Living Group Inc, Melton West, Australia
Here are our 10 great tips to help you save energy and at the same time you will be saving money!
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This presentation explains how to reduce energy in hotels and hospitality businesses.
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Here are our 10 great tips to help you save energy and at the same time you will be saving money!
Don't forget to check out our other great blogs:
glocalresidentialblog.wordpress.com
and, follow us on Social Media!
Facebook + Twitter: @GlocalR
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This presentation explains how to reduce energy in hotels and hospitality businesses.
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Codeworks'12 Rock Solid Deployment of PHP AppsPablo Godel
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This presentation explores the challenges and opportunities in achieving energy savings in multifamily buildings from an “on the ground” perspective. Utilizing case studies and examples from recent CEE research and energy efficiency programs, this presentation provides an overview of technologies and strategies that have proven to be effective and marketable energy efficiency measures in MN multifamily buildings, including; ventilation system retrofits, optimizing boiler control systems, optimizing condensing boilers, retrofitting trash chutes, and adding demand-based controls to domestic hot water recirculation pumps.
Highlights of the Kuwait HVAC&R Conference 2017Swati Warang
A brief-overview of the highlights of the 2nd kuwait HVAC&R Conference, a confluence of ideas to improve HVAC system efficiency and implement best practices in construction.
Energy Fit Homes is a new certification program specifically designed for energy efficiency in Minnesota’s existing homes, and is being delivered through existing utility programs.
Energy efficient construction and training practices - 9 The renovations and ...Motiva
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Material is primarily intended for further-education purposes for professional workers. Material can be used in teaching in classroom or self-study.
Teachers and students can use the power point material as a whole or they can pick up the most useful parts.
Including: HVAC maintenance and energy efficient renovations.
Co-funded by the intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Union. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. Neither the EASME nor the European Commission are responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.
The good practices and principles required for the energy efficient building have been included in the teaching material. The writers are not responsible for their suitability to individual building projects as such. The individual building projects have to be made according to the building design of the targets in question.
Simon will discuss the use of demand based ventilation controls in to save significant energy in commercial kitchens including areas such as applicability, savings potential, other benefits, operational considerations, measurement and verification and incorporating a number of real life case studies.
This is the comprehensive powerpoint for having a Properly Sized, Designed, Installed, and Commissioned Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System.
Cogeneration and On-Site Utility (PPA): Definition and BenefitsBobby Green
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We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
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3. How much energy can my A/C consume?
Approximately 50% of your electric bill or more
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4. Thermostat Savings
• Choose the correct thermostat for you’re A/C system.
• Mount the thermostat correctly on the wall to low or to
high could cause a problem.
• Thermostats should not be installed in a corner, near a
window or next to a door way.
• Installing a programmable thermostat can save you up to
10% a year by raising or lowering the temperature.
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5. What is the recommended
temperature settings?
• Summer/Cooling
80 or when away
from home 82/84 .
• Winter/ Heating
68 or when away
from home OFF.
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6. How often should I have my A/C
system serviced?
• KUA recommends
preventive
maintenance once a
year to include a duct
inspection.
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11. How often should I run my pool
pump?
• Winter 4 hours or less
• Summer 6 hours or less
• “Remember the pump doesn't
make the water blue the
chemicals do.”
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12. High bill complaint what do I do?
• Listen to the complaint
• Ask questions on routines
and efficiencies
• Check the account
• Review the usage/bill
• Review the re-read
• Transfer to Class II Audit
• Schedule a Site Class III
Energy Audit
Review
13. “High Bill /Energy Audit” Process
Customer calls : Free Energy Audit I want Rebates
high bill…needs help!! Request how to I apply?
Review Energy
Conservation information Customer
Y Satisfied?
N
Customer
Satisfied? Y N
Advise Customer Of Energy
Audit:
Take name and contact number –
Advise of Information at Refer to Class II Auditor
KUA.com
Customer
Y Satisfied?
Customer N
Satisfied? Y N
Advise Customer Of On- Site
Offer to mail out Energy Audit:
‘High Bill Packet’ Schedule Class III Energy Audit
End Call
End
14. Should I upgrade my water heater?
YES!
• Insulate the pipes
• Wrap insulation around the tank
• Add a tank timer
• Replace to a higher EF ratio .94 or greater
• Thermal Solar water heater
• Electric or Gas instant demand
• Hybrid Heat Pump water heater
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15. What temperature should it be?
• KUA recommends set the
water heater at 120 on
both elements.
• Repair leaks promptly. If
it’s a hot water leak the
combined usage of water
and electric could be high.
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16. Should I switch to cold water?
• Most of the energy
used is between 80%
to 85% in rinsing and
washing clothes.
• Washing in cold can
cut a laundry load’s
energy use in half .
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17. What uses the most water in a home?
• Toilets 41%
• Bathing and showers 37%
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18. What is the best window?
• KUA recommends for
optimum efficiency a
Low-E/ SHGC <.30
window or better.
• Energy Star qualified
windows have a
rating of SHGC <.30 or
better.
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19. How should I run my fans?
• Only run ceiling fans or any other fan
when the room is occupied.
• Fans only make you feel cooler by
moving air they do not make cold air.
• “The Less it Runs, The Less it Cost’s.”
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22. How much can Energy Star Save?
• Energy Star certified
models can save you
between 10% to 50%
by incorporating
advanced technologies
that use less energy
and water then
standard models.
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23. Insulation
• KUA recommends R-30 to R-38 for ceiling
insulation.
• Insulating the home and sealing the duct-
work can save 10% to 30% on the energy
bill.
• Up to 40% of cooling is lost through leaks in
the duct-work.
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24. What is Radiant Heat Barrier?
• A radiant barrier is a shiny foil that
reflects heat away.
• Adding a radiant barrier to the attic can
reduce cooling costs.
• Compare other applications where
radiant foils are used in our
environment.
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25. Cooking with less energy
• KUA recommends to
use your microwave
whenever possible.
• Using a microwave or a
smaller convection
oven helps to reduce
cooking times and save
energy.
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26. Refrigerator/ Freezers
• For maximum
efficiency, KUA
recommends setting
refrigerator temperatures
between.
• Refrigerator 37 and 40
• Freezer at 5
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29. The examples above shows the dials on a five-dial
meter. (Most meters have five dials; some have four.)
To read the meter, begin with the right-hand dial (e)
and record numbers right-left (e-a).
34. References
• Florida Energy Systems Consortium
http://www.floridaenergy.ufl.edu/
• Florida Green Building Coalition http://floridagreenbuilding.org/
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, http://www.epa.gov/
• U.S. Department of ENERGY, http://www.energy.gov/
• Database of State Incentives and Renewable
Energy, http://www.dsireusa.org/
36. Q&A
• Successful energy
reduction, upgrades and
maintenance involves a
more efficient use of energy
through controls and
enhancements. The
enhancements usually
require an initial investment
that will offer a yield in
financial savings from
reduced energy costs.
Editor's Notes
Welcome everyone----KUA intro everyone and round table introductions
CLASS II AUDITORsJames ClaytonWanda DeVallePedro MartinezSENIOR CONSERVATION SPECIALISTSScott GrievesPete Perez
Definition of Green BuildingGreen building is the practice of creating structures and using processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle from new to current design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation and deconstruction. This practice expands and complements the classical building design concerns of economy, utility, durability, and comfort. Green building is also known as a sustainable or high performance building.
Cooling 80, away from home 82/84--- 8%
It is important to keep the A/C system clean and working properly. Remember to always change the filter before it is clogged. It is recommended to replace filters every 30 days or less. Remove signs of mold promptly.Through our site energy audits, we have confirmed that if you don’t change your A/C filters regularly, you can add 10% or more on cooling costs.
Insulate tank and pipes will help reduce heat loss.Consider installing a water heater timer for added control and reduced run times.Repair hot water leaks as soon as they are found (notice leak in picture).Water heating accounts for 14% to 27% of the usage and is the second biggest user of energy.Consider upgrading to a more efficient type water heater (Electric instant demand water heaters are not recommended) KUA recommends water heaters with a higher Energy Factor .94 or greater.Geo-Spring Hybrid Water Heater is one of the highest rated at EF 2.35.
Save Up to $60 with Compact Fluorescent Bulbs Lighting accounts for between 7 to 15% of household energy use. If you replace 5 of your most used standard light bulbs with energy-saving compact fluorescents, you can save roughly $60 each year on electricity. We recommend Energy Star compact fluorescents which are tested for quality and longevity. Today's compact fluorescents fit most household fixtures and give off the same light (color and steadiness) as incandescents, using only 1 quarter to 1 third the energy and lasting 10 times as long.A compact fluorescent bulb is initially more expensive than a standard bulb, butcan save $30 to $60 dollars on electricity during its lifetimereduce maintenance (replacing)keep half a ton of heat-trapping carbon dioxide out of the air
Unplug your chargers when you're not charging. Every house is full of little plastic power supplies to charge cell phones, PDA's, digital cameras, cordless tools and other personal gadgets. Keep them unplugged until you need them. Use power strips to switch off televisions, home theater equipment, and stereos when you're not using them. Even when you think these products are off, together their "standby" consumption can be equivalent to that of a 75 or 100 watt light bulb running continuously. Enable the "sleep mode" or “hibernate” features on your computer to use less power when inactive.Allowing your computer to hibernate saves energy and is more time-efficient than shutting down and restarting your computer from scratch. When you're done for the day, shut down.
Talk briefly about Government taxes incentives, this is the contractors responsibility to fill out the necessary paper work for the customer.Seal leaks– example: electric panels, duct work, exhaust vent, fixtures and building shell Remember the goal! “Reduce the customer energy bill” ….let’s work together on this!
Renewable sustainability versus non-sustainability…Explain cost, design, and future government goals and incentives.Renewable Energy vs. Nonrenewable energyMost homeowners purchase all the energy needed to heat, cool, light, and operate their homes—often a combination of electricity and natural gas, propane, or heating oil (examples of nonrenewable energy sources). With on-site renewable energy options—primarily solar, wind, geothermal and micro-hydropower—homeowners can become self-sufficient in meeting some or all of their energy requirements. Local and Federal government incentivesMany utilities (power companies) across the country offer grid tie connect incentives for the renewable energy generation you do not use. This left over energy from your renewable energy sources is transformed back on to the utilities grid for other to use.Examples of renewable energy sources:SolarWindFuel cell technologyMicro hydroSelf generation another fossil fuel typeFurther explanation on energy sustainability. “We can plant and harvest more trees (Renewable), but can we make more oil (non-renewable)” Quote from Kristen Robinson M.S., my instructor at the FSU…
The pointers of the dials move in the direction of the arrows. When a pointer is between two numbers (as in dial “d”), write down the lower number, the number the pointer has gone past. If the pointer is on a number, look at the dial to the right of it. If the pointer has not passed 0, record the smaller number. If the pointer on the dial to the right has passed 0, record the number closest to the left pointer. The example above would be read as 73256. A fast spinning meter disc could come from several common sources. As you search for the cause of unusually high electric consumption in your home, check for the following red flags: • A faulty thermostat on a baseboard heater or portable space heater. • A refrigerator or freezer located in your garage or outdoor shed. • A well pump that runs continuously. • The frequent operation of the back-up heat on your heat pump.
Explain the forms used.Explain the Energy Audit---The E.A. is recommendations for energy conservation measures. Contractor has no additional paper work other than providing the customer a detail receipt for repairs or replacements. Work preformed, paid and license # etc. for verification.Verification of repairs/ replacement will be conducted and rebates will be denied if work is not done correctly.
Bad connection, high leg was installed wrong location contractor issues
KUA Cane Island and FMPA ARP
Explain references and places they can learn more information from…Remember our goal “The less it runs, the less it cost’s”Questions?
Add KUA video for HVAC (it is 1 minute and 43 seconds)
Successful energy reduction, upgrades and maintenance involves a more efficient use of energy through controls and enhancements. The enhancements usually require an initial investment that will offer a yield in financial savings from reduced energy costs.