FEI-FEVI 2010 EEC Report filed March 31, 2011 - FortisBC

FORTISBC ENERGY INC. AND FORTISBC ENERGY (VANCOUVER ISLAND) INC.
2010 ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ANNUAL REPORT
Utility Participants
Table 6-11: 2011 ECAP Program Forecast
6.4.3.1.3 ECAP Program Overall Summary
A program of this magnitude and complexity takes a considerable amount of coordination and
administration. With much of the ground work laid in 2010, the Companies expect to be able to
launch a joint ECAP program by Q2 2011 with BC Hydro. This program will represent an
excellent opportunity for the Companies to achieve deep energy savings for our low income
customers.
6.4.3.2 Co-operative Housing Federation of BC – Energy
Performance Housing Inventory (Study)
Co-operative Housing Federation of BC (CHF BC) – Energy Performance Housing Inventory
(Study)
Target Audience Retrofit, Co-operative Housing in BC
Duration To be completed in 2011
Financial Contribution $15,000
Partners BC Hydro, BC Housing
Research Goals
Administration
Background
Incentive
Expenditures
($000s)
Non-Incentive
Expenditure
($000s)
Overview
• Create a better understanding of current building stock conditions.
• Provide an analysis of baseline building energy performance
indicators.
• Obtain the necessary information to develop comprehensive
programs tailored specifically to the conditions of the co‐operative
housing sector.
• Create a framework for determining buildings most in need of retrofit
work.
• Identify opportunities to achieve cost‐effective energy savings.
Implementation
Annual
Energy
Savings
(GJ/yr)
FEI 960 $1,082 $613 5,548
FEVI 240 $270 $153 1,387
Total 1200 $1,352 $766 6,935
NPV
Energy
Savings
(GJ)
53,242
13,089
66,331
Free
Rider
Rate
CHF BC with sub-contracted services to City Green and Eaga Canada.
The CHF’s BC Energy Performance Housing Inventory is a first step towards
addressing the complex nature of working within the co-operative housing
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