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step within the <strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Energy</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>, commitments were made to the IOUs to coincide with<br />

CP<strong>UC</strong> filing deadlines and it is anticipated that funding levels will be granted for the<br />

commitment. Current <strong>UC</strong>/CSU/IOU Partnership incentive rates are $0.24 per kilowatt-hour<br />

saved in the first year and $1.00 per therm saved in the first year, and the Partnership will pay<br />

up to 80% of the project cost. This incentive structure is anticipated to remain unchanged in the<br />

future program years.<br />

Publicly-Owned Utilities, such as <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> Department of Public Works (LADWP),<br />

Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD), Riverside Public Utilities (RPU) also manage<br />

energy efficiency incentive programs that have historically paid substantial incentives to<br />

Universities in their territories. There have been discussions with each of these utilities to<br />

negotiate similar incentive rates, and LADWP has agreed to match the $0.24/kWh incentive rate<br />

for project completed by <strong>UC</strong>LA.<br />

13.2.2 <strong>UC</strong>OP <strong>Energy</strong> Efficiency Financing<br />

<strong>UC</strong>OP has designed a program to work in concert with the Utility incentive programs to provide<br />

low-interest loan to cover the cost to the campuses after the incentives. <strong>Campus</strong>es will pay<br />

back the loans to <strong>UC</strong>OP using the energy cost savings. To do so will require Department of<br />

Finance approval to allow for capital debt service to be paid with energy cost savings. In order<br />

to be eligible for the <strong>UC</strong>OP borrowed funds, a portfolio of projects must meet minimum,<br />

although liberal, project cost return requirement. The anticipated criteria include a 85% ratio of<br />

loan payment to energy savings, which equates to approximately 15 year simple payback on the<br />

portfolio of projects.<br />

<strong>UC</strong>OP is prepared to lend up to $500 million to campuses through 2014 to support energysaving<br />

projects.<br />

To learn more about <strong>UC</strong>OP <strong>Energy</strong> Efficiency Project Financing, contact<br />

Dirk van Ulden<br />

Associate Director<br />

<strong>Energy</strong> & Utilities Services<br />

University of California Office of the President<br />

510-987-9392<br />

Dirk.vanulden@ucop.edu<br />

2413.01/Reports/<strong>UC</strong> SEP Final Report – <strong>UC</strong>LA.doc 13-2 December 31, 2008<br />

Newcomb | Anderson | McCormick

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