Application Form: Part B Method Details Power Factor Correction Energy Savings Formula Application Form for ESS Accreditation Energy Savings Scheme January 2015 © Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales 2015 This work is copyright. The Copyright Act 1968 permits fair dealing for study, research, news reporting, criticism and review. Selected passages, tables or diagrams may be reproduced for such purposes provided acknowledgement of the source is included. Enquiries regarding this document should be directed to a staff member: ESS Enquiries (02) 9290 8452 or ESS@ipart.nsw.gov.au Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales PO Box K35, Haymarket Post Shop NSW 1240 Level 15, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney NSW 2000 T (02) 9290 8400 F (02) 9290 2061 www.ipart.nsw.gov.au ii IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 Document Control Version number Change description Date published V1.0 Initial release – following gazettal of ESS Rule Amendment No.2 8 January 2015 V2.0 Application Form: Part B – Method Details removed from the Method Guide to be separate documents. 15 January 2015 IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 iii Contents 1 About this form 1 2 Method eligibility 2.1 Eligibility of purchaser 2.2 Eligibility of power factor correction at sites that are part of the NSW electricity network 2 2 3 Site eligibility 3.1 Supply voltage 3.2 Main switchboard 2 2 3 4 Equipment requirements 4.1 New capacitors 4.2 Required power factor 3 3 3 5 Installation requirements 3 6 Calculation of energy savings 6.1 Energy savings calculation 6.2 Power savings calculation 6.3 Determining the real power 6.4 Determining the default distribution loss factor 6.5 Determining the initial power factor 6.6 Determining the final power factor 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 Implementation Details 5 iv IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 2 1 About this form A completed application tailored to this energy savings method is required for a person or organisation to become an Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP) and generate Energy Savings Certificates (ESCs). An application has multiple parts, which are explained in the Application Guide for ESS Accreditation (Application Guide).1 As a minimum, you will have to provide: Application Form: Part A - General Details,2 available on the ESS website, and Application Form: Part B - Method Details, 3 this form. This form captures the method details for the Power Factor Correction Energy Savings Formula (the method). The form can be completed by applicants using the information provided in the Method Guide Power Factor Correction Energy Savings Formula (Method Guide).4 Please complete this form, and provide it with any required supporting documentation as part of your application for accreditation. 1 2 3 4 The Application Guide can be found on the ESS website at: http://www.ess.nsw.gov.au/Methods_for_calculating_energy_savings/Power_Factor_Correct ion/Apply_for_Power_Factor_Correction The Application Form: Part A - General Details can be found on the ESS website at: http://www.ess.nsw.gov.au/Methods_for_calculating_energy_savings/Power_Factor_Correct ion/Apply_for_Power_Factor_Correction The Application Form: Part B - Method Details can be found on the ESS website at: http://www.ess.nsw.gov.au/Methods_for_calculating_energy_savings/Power_Factor_Correct ion/Apply_for_Power_Factor_Correction The Method Guide is available on the ESS website at: http://www.ess.nsw.gov.au/Methods_for_calculating_energy_savings/Power_Factor_Correct ion/Apply_for_Power_Factor_Correction IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 1 2 Method eligibility 2.1 Eligibility of purchaser How will you ensure the energy saver is an eligible purchaser? [Click and type here] Are you intending to install power factor correction capacitors at sites that are part of the NSW electricity network? Yes ☐ No ☐ If the answer to the above question is No, proceed to question A.2. 2.2 Eligibility of power factor correction at sites that are part of the NSW electricity network How will you ensure that none of the following apply to the power factor correction installations (these circumstances make an installation ineligible under this method)? 1. Are the capacitors installed to meet a legal requirement? 2. Are the capacitors installed to satisfy a regulatory investment test under the NER when revenue from the ESS is not included? [Click and type here] 3 Site eligibility 3.1 Supply voltage How will you ensure the power factor correction capacitor is installed at a site connected to the NSW electricity network at less than 50 kV? [Click and type here] 2 IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 3.2 Main switchboard How will you ensure the power factor correction capacitors are installed at the main switchboard? [Click and type here] 4 Equipment requirements 4.1 New capacitors How will you ensure the power factor correction is only provided using new capacitors? [Click and type here] 4.2 Required power factor How will you ensure the power factor correction capacitors improve the power factor to a minimum of 0.9 lagging? [Click and type here] How will you ensure the power factor correction capacitors do not result in a leading power factor or interfere with frequency injection load control systems? [Click and type here] 5 Installation requirements How will you ensure the power factor correction equipment is installed in accordance with relevant electrical and safety standards? [Click and type here] IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 3 6 Calculation of energy savings 6.1 Energy savings calculation Please provide an overview of how you will calculate the energy savings for each power factor correction installation. [Click and type here] Will you use the calculation tool we provide or your own calculation tool? [Click and type here] 6.2 Power savings calculation Please provide an overview of how you will calculate the power savings for each power factor correction installation. [Click and type here] 6.3 Determining the real power How will you determine the average real power component of the site during operating hours? [Click and type here] 6.4 Determining the default distribution loss factor How will you determine the default distribution loss factor for the site? [Click and type here] 6.5 Determining the initial power factor How will you determine the initial power factor for the site load? [Click and type here] 6.6 Determining the final power factor How will you determine the final power factor for the site load? [Click and type here] 4 IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 7 Implementation Details Do you have a full set of evidence for a completed project or implementation? Yes* No ☐ ☐ *Note: As the project is implemented already, you will not be able to create ESCs for this implementation. Only projects implemented after you are accredited are eligible to create ESCs. If Yes, please complete an evidence pack and submit it with your application. Be sure to include all supporting evidence. If No, once accredited, you may be required to provide a completed evidence pack and supporting evidence prior to the registration of ESCs. IPART Application Form: Part B - Method Details PFC Energy Savings Formula V2.0 5