Energy Strategic Plan Los Angeles Community College District

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Energy Strategic PlanLos Angeles Community
College District

• Dr. Woodrow W. Clark II
• Energy Director
• Los Angeles, California USA
• 2006

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U.SC. Energy Flow Trends 2002 Net Primary
Resource Consumption 97 Quads
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Energy Infrastructures central grid and on-site
generation
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LACCD Comprehensive Energy Strategic Plan

• A Paradigm Change
• Efficient Central Plant
• Performance Contracts
• One Mega Watt Solar/PV per campus

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Central Plant Components

• Efficient cost effective
• LEED Alternative Energy Compliant
• Costs over long term (20 years)
• Maintenance Operations Factors
• Updates Emerging technologies

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BASELINE vs CENTRAL PLANT LIFE CYCLE COST
COMPARISON
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Performance Contracts

• Retrofit all energy consuming elements for
  maximum efficiency
• Use features in all buildings
• State of the art and new technologies
• Metering and Monitoring Systems
• Funding from Private Sector
• Aggregate through detailed technical audits
• Guaranteed Payback within existing utility
  charges

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Green Building Hybrid SystemsNRDC (Santa Monica)

• Water recycling conservation
• Solar panels, natural light, energy efficient
  fixtures and appliances
• Recycled/recyclable materials in furniture
  construction
• Platinum LEED

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One Megawatt Solar / PV

• Third party to install
• Parking Lots and Roofs
• Buildings as integrated or add-ons
• DWP extension of Solar / PV incentives
• Calif Public Utility Commission -- 3 billion
  over 11 years
• National Energy Act (05) with incentives in 06
• Aggregated buying of systems
• Hybrid systems with storage and future
  technology innovations

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Solar Roof Photovoltaic
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Vacuum Tube Heat-pipe Collectors and
Architectural Design Possibilities
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Sustainable Development Curriculum

• Civic-Market --- public sector as market driver
• Build on different Campuses with basic focus
• Courses as certificated, licenses and degrees
• Career opportunities for jobs, new companies
  and advanced degrees
• Collaborate with unions, private businesses,
  public, government and non-profit sectors
• Provide actual experiences on campus through
  building programs

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Moscone Center Solar Installation (2004)
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The Renewable Energy Future

• Harvard University President Lawrence Summers
  commitment to
• Renewable Energy Research Fund 100 K p.a to HGCI
  research efforts for three years.
• Renewable Energy Advisory Group
• Expected to purchase gt 40,000 MWh in 2006

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