Ohio Energy Efficiency and
Peak Demand Reduction
Incentive Programs/
Commercial/ Industrial
S.B. 221 – Energy Efficiency Standards
22.20%
20.20%
S.B. 221 set annual, cumulative efficiency
standards with total reduction increasing
from 0.3% in 2009 to 22.2% in 2025
18.20%
16.20%
14.20%
12.20%
10.20%
8.20%
7.20%
6.20%
5.20%
4.20%
3.20%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2.30% 0.90%
1.50% 0.80%
0.80% 0.70%
0.30% 0.50%
0.30%
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
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Non-Residential Program Highlights
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Current Incentive Level for lighting is $.05/ KWh saved
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Incentive Level for Custom Projects is $.08/ KWh
saved
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Other Incentive Levels are currently unchanged from
2012 levels
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ALL applications must be pre-approved
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Programs open pending budget availability
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Website: www.energysaveOhio.com
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
Continuing Programs
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Lighting Incentive Programs
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Traffic Signals
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Refrigeration & Commercial Food Service
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Specialty Equipment
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Custom Incentives
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HVAC Programs
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Mercantile Historic Program
Adding/ Separating/ Changing Programs
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Audit Program
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Retro Commissioning
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Data Center
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Motors & Drives Programs
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Private Street Lighting
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Residential Type Programs
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
C&I Energy Efficient Equipment Program – SMALL
– Expanded measures in HVAC and water heating
– Added measures including recycling appliances
– Expanded measures in food service
– Expanded measures to include LED and other EE Lighting
technologies in the lighting sub-program; and
– Removed prescriptive rebates for motors up to and over
200HP from the customer equipment sub-program, but the
Company will consider rebates for motors in their custom
equipment sub-program.
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
C&I Energy Efficient Equipment Program – LARGE
– Expanded measures in the HVAC sub-program;
– Expanded measures to include LED and other EE Lighting
technologies in the lighting sub-program; and
– Removed prescriptive rebates for motors up to and over
200HP from the customer equipment sub-program, but the
Companies will consider rebates for motors in their custom
equipment sub-program.
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
Energy Efficient Buildings Program – (SMALL)
a continuation and consolidation of the C&I New Construction Program and C&I
Audit Program.
The following changes were made:
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Targeted custom building offering for shell improvements and,
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Added energy efficiency kits
• EE Kits are new to OH/ been used extensively in PA programs
• C&I Kits including CFLs and smart strips for small businesses
Energy Efficient Buildings Program – (LARGE)
a continuation and consolidation of the Technical Assessment Umbrella and C&I
Equipment Program - Large.
The measures included in this program are unchanged from the
Existing Plans.
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
EE Buildings Program / Audits:
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C&I Audits (Small & Large):
• Companies will increase the audit payment amount for small C&I
customers from $4,000 to $5,000.
• Allow customer to reduce the overall costs of the audit by installing
recommended prescriptive measures that result from the audit.
• Larger customers, pay 50% of the audit cost, and allow large
customer to reduce 50% of the audit cost by installing recommended
prescriptive measures.
• Require customers that fail to install the recommended measures
within 6 months of the audit to pay for the cost of the audit.
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Non-Residential Program Highlights (continued)
EE Buildings Program / Retro-commissioning (RCx)
(COMING)
Retro-commissioning is the systematic process applied to existing
buildings to ensure that their systems can be operated and maintained
according to the owner’s needs. Looking for No-Cost or Low-Cost
measures. RCx is normally done every 3 - 5 years to maintain top levels
of building performance
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Commercial Building RCx might include:
• Adjustment of lighting and HVAC operating schedules
• Adjustment of HVAC temperature set points
• Redeployment of inoperable HVAC dampers and controls
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Industrial Plant RCx might include:
– Compressed Air Leak loss reduction
– Compressed Air Adjustment of an existing flow controller or sequencer to
match plant operations
– Compressed Air Correction of inappropriate uses of compressed air such as
open blowing
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Mercantile Customer Program
Mercantile customers may qualify to avoid certain charges in the Demand
Side Management and Energy Efficiency Rider (DSE2) or may choose a
cash option
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Who is considered “mercantile”?
 A “mercantile customer” is a commercial or industrial customer that consumes more
than 700,000 kWh per year for non-residential use or is part of a national account
involving multiple facilities in one or more states
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Minimum energy efficiency saving requirements per the DSE2
Rider
 Energy savings and/or peak demand reductions from customer’s self-directed
projects equal to or greater than the statutory benchmarks to which the company is
subject
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If customer elects cash rebate in lieu of exemption, based on 75%
of prescriptive program rebates, capped at 50% of project cost or
$250k per project or $500k per customer
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Customer commits either existing or new energy savings to the
utility’s compliance requirements through an application filed to
PUCO
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PUCO has final approval authority
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Commercial/Industrial EE Program
Points of Contact
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Chad Heyman (FirstEnergy Commercial/ Industrial Program
Manager) 330-255-1757, heymanc@firstenergycorp.com
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Abigail Phillips (FirstEnergy Commercial/ Industrial Program
Manager) 330.761.4408, aphillips@firstenergycorp.com
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Jim Frank (The Illuminating Company) 440-717-6853
frankjl@firstenergycorp.com
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Zack Jones (Ohio Edison) 330-436-4091
zjones@firstenergycorp.com
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Greg Flaczynski (Toledo Edison) 419-249-4157
gsflaczyn@firstenergycorp.com
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C & I Implementation Partner in Ohio
Who is Sodexo?
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Sodexo is the leader for Quality of Life Services. We have 125,000 employees working to
improve the quality of daily life for our 9,000 client sites - 15 million customers a day in North
America. Sodexo partners with clients to help attain their strategic vision by developing
Facility Management (FM) solutions that increase the effectiveness of their people, enhance
their business processes, and optimize their infrastructure, which deliver tangible outcomes.
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Total revenue - $24 billion $8.8 billion in North America with 125,000 employees
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Capabilities – Comprehensive facility services including engineering, project
management, construction, HVAC service, food services and environment services
Customers – 9,000 client sites in North America, 668 million sf under
management
Primary focus – FM in healthcare, Education, Government and Corporate
sectors.
OH presence –Our Sodexo office is in Youngstown where 240 people work. Our
field operations reach over 500 customer sites in Ohio, PA, MD and DE.
Vision for OH Programs – Continue the positive program momentum while
achieving even better experience for program participants
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Energy Efficiency Programs
For more information regarding these
programs visit www.energysaveOhio.com
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