Report on the Annual Progress of the. Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program. Legislative Report. February 2016

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Report on the Annual Progress of the Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program Legislative Report Budget and Capital Resources December 2009 UNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA

Office of the President UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Report on the Annual Progress of the Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program This report is submitted by the University of California in response to language contained in Sections 92493 through 92496 of the Education Code (SB 81, Chapter 22, Statutes of 2015), which state in part: 92495(g). Notwithstanding Section 10231.5 of the Government Code, commencing with the 2014 15 fiscal year, on or before February 1 of each fiscal year, the University of California shall simultaneously submit a progress report to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Department of Finance detailing the scope, funding, and current status of all capital expenditures undertaken pursuant to Section 92493 and for all capital outlay projects undertaken pursuant to Section 92494. Sections 92493 through 92496 permit the University of California to expend state operations funding for capital expenditures and debt service payment for projects associated with the university s Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program following legislative notification. This provision permits the University of California to update the list of approved energy efficiency projects as new projects are identified for inclusion in the program, and requires the University of California to submit a progress report, which shows completed energy projects. The following list (on page 3) identifies energy efficiency projects in State-supported facilities that have been completed in the Partnership Program since the previous reporting period. Energy savings for the projects on this list total $1.9 million per year with Utility incentives of $3.8 million. This list brings total reported Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program energy savings in state-supported facilities to $16.5 million per year and Investor Owned Utility incentives to $31.4 million. The Statewide Energy Partnership Program has been extended by the University for an additional 10 years. Report on the Annual Progress of the Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program Legislative Report Page 1

Office of the President University of California List of Completed Projects in State-Supported Facilities Included in the 2015 Statewide Energy Partnership Program SEP ID# Campus Proposed List BuildingName Project Name Final Project Cost Anticipated Funding Source Final Incentive Total Cost Savings A3121 Berkeley CHAVEZ Retrofit Chavez Center Lighting $ 43,718 State Operating Funds $ 19,563 $ 8,151 A7016 Berkeley BARROWS Retrofit Barrows Hall VFD and HVAC Optimization $ 70,113 State Operating Funds $ 6,433 $ 3,725 A7017 Berkeley PIEDMON2232 Retrofit Piedmont Houses Lighting $ 28,239 State Operating Funds $ 7,028 $ 2,928 A7022 Berkeley DONNER LAB Retrofit Donner Laboratory Lighting $ 57,132 State Operating Funds $ 13,225 $ 5,511 A7029 Berkeley CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Multi Building CFL to LED Lighting $ 40,201 State Operating Funds $ 12,958 $ 5,399 A7031 Berkeley CALVIN LAB Retrofit Calvin Lab HVAC Optimization $ 75,093 State Operating Funds $ 41,631 $ 21,351 A7034 Berkeley OXFORD RES Retrofit Oxford Track Lighting $ 107,775 State Operating Funds $ 32,628 $ 13,595 B7022 San Francisco CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Campuswide Lighting Phase II $ 266,711 State Operating Funds $ 36,133 $ 15,056 B7030 San Francisco 654 MINNESOT Retrofit Data Center Server Room Energy Improvements $ 450,000 State Operating Funds $ 75,318 $ 31,382 B7037 San Francisco CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Campuswide High Efficiency Freezer Replacement Phase 2 $ 26,052 State Operating Funds $ 8,059 $ 3,358 C7011 Davis PLNT&ENV SCI Retrofit Plant and Environmental Science Efficient HVAC $ 1,008,306 State Operating Funds $ 219,717 $ 102,511 C7014 Davis GHAUSI Retrofit Ghausi Efficient HVAC $ 595,530 State Operating Funds $ 55,344 $ 22,858 C7034 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Smart Lighting Initiative II Area 1 $ 1,522,247 State Operating Funds $ 148,496 $ 61,873 C7053 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Smart Lighting Initiative II Area 2 $ 2,664,646 State Operating Funds $ 304,355 $ 121,274 C7054 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Smart Lighting Initiative II Area 3 $ 1,586,415 State Operating Funds $ 182,047 $ 73,656 C7055 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Smart Lighting Initiative II Area 4 $ 2,087,890 State Operating Funds $ 253,326 $ 102,617 C7056 Davis TUPPER HALL Retrofit Tupper Hall Fume Exhaust Optimization Phase II $ 755,000 State Operating Funds $ 515,449 $ 289,739 C7057 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Exterior Lighting Upgrade Phase 2 $ 423,529 State Operating Funds $ 37,917 $ 15,799 C7064 Davis CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Demand Control Ventilation Optimization Area 3 $ 835,674 State Operating Funds $ 107,861 $ 52,320 F2057 San Diego CMM WEST Retrofit CMMW Variable Air Volume HVAC $ 3,331,461 State Operating Funds $ 137,565 $ 98,653 F2064 San Diego SVERDRUP Retrofit Sverdrup Hall Variable Air Volume & Chilled Water Optimization $ 3,343,143 State Operating Funds $ 179,427 $ 91,647 F2066 San Diego CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Bonner Hall Variable Air Volume HVAC $ 4,318,323 State Operating Funds $ 720,634 $ 400,463 F3091 San Diego CHEM RES BLD MBCx SSRB Monitoring Based Commissioning $ 160,006 State Operating Funds $ 150,572 $ 79,829 F7039 San Diego MAYER HALL Retrofit Argon to LED Laser Replacement $ 51,654 State Operating Funds $ 16,534 $ 6,889 G7012 Santa Cruz CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit McHenry Library Lighting $ 165,984 State Operating Funds $ 40,304 $ 16,793 G7021 Santa Cruz SOC SCI 2 MBCx College Ten Academic (Soc Sci 2) $ 220,000 State Operating Funds $ 28,269 $ 16,546 G7027 Santa Cruz MUSIC CTR MBCx Music Center $ 110,394 State Operating Funds $ 31,953 $ 17,230 G7031 Santa Cruz CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Fixture Upgrade to LEDs, T8s, Helen Lamps & Occ. Sensors $ 65,285 State Operating Funds $ 6,355 $ 2,648 G7032 Santa Cruz CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Stevenson College Admin Boiler $ 383,800 State Operating Funds $ 4,912 $ 3,313 H3055 Santa Barbara CHEADLE HALL MBCx Cheadle Hall $ 121,686 State Operating Funds $ 48,413 $ 22,988 H4024 Santa Barbara CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Hot Water Loop Efficiency Upgrades Phase 1 $ 3,325,420 State Operating Funds $ 62,396 $ 49,917 H7010 Santa Barbara HARDER STAD Retrofit Harder Stadium Flood Light Replacement $ 30,219 State Operating Funds $ 12,777 $ 5,324 H7011 Santa Barbara ARTS Retrofit Art Building Partial Lighting $ 4,774 State Operating Funds $ 578 $ 241 H7017 Santa Barbara ROBERTSN GYM Retrofit Robertson Gym Lighting Phase 2 $ 31,152 State Operating Funds $ 15,576 $ 6,971 H7018 Santa Barbara ARTS Retrofit Art Museum and Studios Lighting $ 15,887 State Operating Funds $ 7,944 $ 10,362 I7021 Irvine CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Multi Building HVAC Controls Upgrades $ 283,759 State Operating Funds $ 198,966 $ 95,106 I7035 Irvine CAMPUSWIDE Retrofit Campuswide High Efficiency Low Pressure Drop Filter $ 56,462 State Operating Funds $ 37,346 $ 15,561 TOTAL $ 28,663,682 State Operating Funds $ 3,778,008 $ 1,893,584 Contact Information: Office of the President University of California 1111 Franklin Street Oakland, CA 94607 Report on the Annual Progress of the Statewide Energy Partnership (SEP) Program Legislative Report Page 2