E-12-(i)NSUARB IR-17 Attachment 2_ACEEE’s Entire State Database - Excel
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effective on January 1, 2015. Newly constructed or remodeled public buildings must comply with ASHRAE 90.1-2007. Newly constructed or remodeled state-owned buildings must comply with ASHRAE 90.1-2013. Last Reviewed: May 2021 "," Baseline &...
AI summary Arkansas requires new or remodeled public and state-owned buildings to comply with specific ASHRAE standards. The state participates in a US DOE study to assess energy code compliance, with an estimated 88% compliance rate. Arkansas has limited policies to encourage CHP and no new CHP systems were installed in 2018. The state engages in training and outreach programs for energy conservation and has a stakeholder advisory group focused on energy codes.
he electric utilities to hold solicitations between 2015 and 2020 to procure energy and capacity from efficient CHP resources sufficient to achieve 2.72 MMTCO2e of greenhouse gas emissions reductions. Revenue streams: CHP systems in Califo...
AI summary The text discusses how California electric utilities procure energy and capacity from efficient combined heat and power (CHP) resources to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It outlines revenue streams, including feed-in tariffs and standard offer contracts, established by regulatory bodies such as the CPUC and the California Energy Commission.
does not have a mandatory EERS. However, energy savings targets have been set by the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC) and affected energy providers are currently working to meet these goals. Established by SB 150, House Amendment...
AI summary Delaware's energy efficiency targets are voluntary due to a lack of final implementation rules and challenges with funding and institutional accountability. The Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC) provides guidance on cost-effective programs, but the Energy Efficiency Resource Standards Act lacks mandatory requirements.
as formed to help guide the council on all aspects of EM&V, ensuring compliance of EM&V activities with the regulations, and striving for consistency in the execution of EM&V activities statewide. Further information on cost-effectiveness...
AI summary Delaware has established legislative energy savings targets through SB 106, setting up a Sustainable Energy Trust Fund to support energy efficiency programs. A portion of the fund is allocated to the Weatherization Assistance Program. Additionally, electric utility restructuring legislation from 1999 mandates Delmarva Power and Light to collect funds for low-income fuel assistance and weatherization programs.
ategic energy management plan for reducing both energy & water use across their portfolio of government buildings by 2020, and codifies the 9% and 2.5% targets recommended by the Clean Energy DC Plan. In July 2008, the District of Columbia...
AI summary The District of Columbia implemented a strategic energy management plan targeting 9% and 2.5% reductions in energy and water use by 2020, supported by the Clean and Affordable Energy Act of 2008 and the Green Building Act of 2006. These laws mandate benchmarking, disclosure, and energy efficiency standards for public and private buildings, with the District also participating in the Better Buildings Challenge.
e much harder for the District to achieve its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Policy: D.C. Codes § 8-1771; Energy Efficiency Standards Act of 2007 Description: In 2007 the District of Col...
AI summary The District of Columbia's Energy Efficiency Standards Act of 2007 set standards for six products, but four were preempted by federal standards in 2009. The District continues to enforce standards on two products. Florida offers energy efficiency incentives, including grants and rebates, and supports research and development in energy efficiency.
ce green building rating system as approved by the department. State agencies also must lease ENERGY STAR-rated buildings and employ energy saving performance contracts to upgrade existing facilities. In 2008, the Florida Legislature passe...
AI summary The Florida Energy Conservation and Sustainable Buildings Act of 2008 mandates state agencies to adopt sustainable building practices and energy efficiency measures. This includes leasing ENERGY STAR-rated buildings and using energy-saving performance contracts. The Florida Department of Management Services developed the Florida Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Program and the State Energy Management Plan to support energy reduction efforts. House Bill 7117 in 2012 added requirements for agencies to report energy use data for buildings over 5,000 square feet.
2020 FEC from the ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Standard are small, can be considered within the margin of error, and may be considered equivalent to the original ASHRAE 90.1-2016 (link). Last Reviewed: July 2021
AI summary The 2020 Florida Energy Code (FEC) based on the ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Standard has minor differences that are within the margin of error and can be considered equivalent to the original standard. The document was last reviewed in July 2021.
resource within its renewable energy standard, but otherwise has limited policies to encourage CHP. One new CHP system was installed in 2018. ","Policy: Hawaii Public Utilities Commission Order 24159 Description: In April 2008, The Hawaiia...
AI summary Hawaii has implemented policies to support combined heat and power (CHP), including interconnection regulations and renewable energy standards. However, CHP is not explicitly recognized as an eligible technology under interconnection rules, and its role in meeting renewable energy targets has shifted to an energy efficiency portfolio standard. Incentives such as Green Infrastructure Bonds were introduced to support clean energy installations, including CHP.
ncy programs by 2030. Hawaii’s public utilities commission has also adopted an energy efficiency portfolio standard (Docket No. 2010-0037) with a goal of achieving 4,300 GWh of energy savings by 2030. Hawaii has decoupling in place and off...
AI summary Hawaii has implemented energy efficiency programs through a public benefits fee, supported by ratepayers of HECO. The state has adopted an energy efficiency portfolio standard with a target of 4,300 GWh of savings by 2030 and has a decoupling mechanism in place. The Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative was established through a 2008 Memorandum of Understanding with the DOE, aiming for 70% renewable energy by 2030.
s Fund within their IRPs. Last Updated: August 2018 ","Summary: Cumulative electricity savings of 4,300 GWh by 2030 (equal to approximately 30% of forecast electricity sales, or 1.4% annual savings). Hawaii’s renewable portfolio standard (...
AI summary Hawaii's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) mandates increasing renewable energy usage, with energy efficiency and combined heat and power contributing up to 50% until 2014. After 2015, energy efficiency savings will count toward the Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS), aiming for 4,300 GWh in savings by 2030. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is responsible for setting interim goals and rules for the EEPS.
in the energy agreement in their rate cases as the basis for review, modification, continuation, or possible termination of the decoupling mechanism (See HI Docket 2008-0274 Order dated Aug.31, 2010). In July 2009 Hawaiian Electric Company...
AI summary The document discusses energy efficiency programs in Hawaii, including the transfer of administration to a third-party entity, the Renewable Portfolio Standard, and the absence of policies requiring the release of energy use data. It also mentions the lack of energy-efficient transportation policies beyond complete streets legislation.
for the first quarter of 2017. Training/Outreach: The Illinois Energy Office spends approximately $300,000+ annually for enforcement and training with close to 30 outreach/training events held. These programs also include blower door train...
AI summary The Illinois Energy Office spends over $300,000 annually on training and outreach, including blower door and HVAC training. CHP is included in the state's EERS and interconnection standards, though no new systems were installed in 2018. A 2013 law (SB 1603) expanded the definition of energy efficiency to allow CHP under the EEPS program.
logy under the state EEPS program. The Illinois Commerce Commission recently issued its orders for State Energy Office’s and the investor owned utilities’ three-year Energy Efficiency Portfolio plans. CHP qualifies as an energy efficiency...
AI summary The Illinois Commerce Commission has directed Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs) to explore Combined Heat and Power (CHP) for the private sector. ComEd and Nicor Gas have launched custom CHP programs, offering feasibility assessments and production incentives. Additionally, Illinois' Public Sector CHP Pilot Program provides performance-based incentives for public sector CHP projects.
ic sector projects, including after the design phase ($75/kW), commissioning ($175/kW), and after 12 months of measured operational performance ($0.08/kWh or $0.06/kWh depending on system efficiency). Net metering: Net metering rules do no...
AI summary The text discusses policies and programs in Illinois that support combined heat and power (CHP) systems, including technical assistance and resiliency planning. It also outlines energy efficiency legislation, such as the Energy Efficiency Resource Standard (EERS) and the Future Energy Jobs Bill (SB 2814), which set targets for energy savings by utilities.
es ESPCs entered into by state buildings on the main campus. Agencies with their facilities, such as prisons and hospitals, manage their own ESPCs with input from the Office of Management and Budget. Last Reviewed: September 2020 ","The En...
AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency initiatives in Indiana, including compliance with the 2018 IECC and ASHRAE 90.1-2007 standards, the formation of the Energy Efficiency and Reliability Center at Purdue University Calumet, and the use of Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) by state agencies. It also highlights the mandatory Indiana Energy Conservation Code and LEED certification requirements for new state buildings.
by the state. IEDA provided funding to the Prison Industries Training Program, an effort to train incarcerated Iowans in construction, with an emphasis on energy efficiency and high performing homes. The State Energy Plan has four pillars,...
AI summary The document discusses the Iowa Energy Workforce Consortium, established by Iowa utilities to address workforce needs in the energy sector, and outlines the State Energy Plan's focus on economic development and energy careers. It also mentions the requirement for public buildings to comply with the 2012 IECC code and the use of LCCA for energy equipment in public facilities.
S after completing efficiency upgrades. In 2018, Governor Baker introduced bill number H. 4371 in the Massachusetts Legislature that would require home energy scorecards to be part of an MLS listing. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","Massachuset...
AI summary Massachusetts has implemented several green building initiatives, including Executive Order 484 (2007), which mandates energy consumption reductions in state buildings, and the Green Communities Act (S.B. 2768) of 2008, requiring energy efficiency and renewable energy use in new state buildings. These efforts have led to significant energy savings and the certification of multiple LEED buildings.
ng energy disclosure requirements and re-establishes the Residential and Commercial Building Energy Labeling Working Groups. As of May 2019, this bill had not yet been sent to the Governor for action. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","The 2016 S...
AI summary The document discusses energy efficiency and climate change initiatives in Vermont, including energy disclosure requirements, building energy labeling working groups, and goals to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from state government operations by specific percentages by set years.
00 per person for the purchase and installation of home charging equipment. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Policy: N.J. Stat. § 48:3-99 et seq., New Jersey Energy Efficiency Product Standards Description: In 2005 New Jersey Governo...
AI summary New Jersey established Energy Efficiency Product Standards in 2005, which were preempted by the federal Energy Policy Act. The standards are managed by the Board of Public Utilities. New Mexico offers financial incentives for energy efficiency and enables PACE financing, though no active PACE programs exist.
have procedures that include systems up to 20 MW. The SIR was updated again in 2018 to enhance the interconnection process for distributed generation, such as CHP, paired with energy storage systems. Last Updated: July 2018 ","CHP in energ...
AI summary The document discusses updates to the Standard Interconnection Rule (SIR) in 2018 to improve the interconnection process for distributed generation, including combined heat and power (CHP) systems paired with energy storage. It also covers New York's energy efficiency policies, such as the 15 by 15 goal and the Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS), as well as changes to NYSERDA's CHP program, including a reduction in eligible system size and incentive levels.
a 2025 target to achieve 185 Tbtu savings (see New Efficiency, New York report), with 2025 utility targets ramping up to 3% of incremental electric sales and 1.3% for natural gas (January 2020 Order). In 2008, the New York State Public Ser...
AI summary The text discusses the establishment and evolution of energy efficiency programs in New York, including the Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS) and the Reforming the Energy Vision proceeding. It outlines the targets, funding, and regulatory processes involved in these initiatives.
venue decoupling mechanisms in place. In 2008, the Commission established incentives for electric utility energy efficiency programs under the Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS) proceeding. For the 2009-2011 incentive period, a ut...
AI summary The Commission established energy efficiency incentives under the Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS) proceeding. Incentives and negative adjustments were based on achievement of energy savings targets for the 2009-2011 period, with a two-tier incentive structure introduced for the 2012-2015 period, including incentives for both individual and statewide goals.
ity territories to enhance achievement of its targets as well. The amount for which each utility is eligible is based on its proportional share of the utilities’ aggregate targets by the end of 2015. In 2014, New York initiated a proceedin...
AI summary New York's energy efficiency initiatives, including the 2014 REV proceeding (Case 14-M-0101), led to Energy Efficiency Transition Implementation Plans (ETIPs) and energy efficiency earning adjustment mechanisms (EAMs) developed during rate case proceedings. Third-party access to energy use data is not mandated, though Con Edison provides aggregated data to property owners and NYSERDA for program evaluation.
o NYSERDA for program evaluation. Energy Use Data Availability New York does not have an online standardized system through which access to individual or aggregated energy use data may be requested. Last Updated: July 2018 ",10.5 out of 12...
AI summary New York has efficient transportation policies, including the adoption of California's Low-Emission Vehicle Program and ZEV program. The state encourages comprehensive planning for local development and has implemented the Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act to reduce sprawl costs and ensure infrastructure projects align with smart growth criteria.
ergy workforce. Various state agencies, college/universities and non-profits are taking actions identified in these recommendations. Last Updated: July 2021 ","There is no disclosure policy in place. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","Senate Bill...
AI summary North Carolina has implemented energy efficiency requirements for state-owned buildings, including exceeding ASHRAE 90.1-2004 standards and reducing energy consumption by specific percentages. The Utility Savings Initiative (USI) manages energy efficiency efforts, though funding was scaled back in 2017. The state also participates in the Better Buildings Challenge with a goal of reducing energy consumption by 20% by 2020.
on in performance contracts with state agencies and universities. In the past 3 years, local governmental units have enacted ESPCs totaling $47,888,969 with an annual guaranteed savings of $3,998,615. Last Updated: July 2020 ","The North C...
AI summary The North Carolina Solar Center and CERT at North Carolina A&T State University focus on energy efficiency and renewable energy research. They have implemented ESPCs with significant savings and operate programs like DSIRE. Appalachian State University’s Energy Center also contributes to renewable energy policy and development.
Engineering Division of the NC Department of Insurance regularly conducts code trainings and they have energy conservation code training modules available on their website. Last Reviewed: July 2021 ",,"The state offers incentives for CHP p...
AI summary North Carolina has interconnection standards for CHP projects, classifies CHP as an energy efficiency measure, and offers incentives for CHP installations. A court decision in 2017 changed how CHP is classified, and Duke Energy provides incentives for CHP as part of their energy efficiency programs.
system is an energy efficiency measure. As of June 2018, Duke Energy Progress and Duke Energy Carolinas both offer incentives for CHP as a part of their non-residential energy efficiency programs. Last Updated: September 2018 ","Incentives...
AI summary The text discusses incentives and policies supporting combined heat and power (CHP) in North Carolina, including tax credits and the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS). It notes that Duke Energy Progress and Duke Energy Carolinas offer incentives for CHP as part of their energy efficiency programs.
tate’s RPS, which is a part of the Energy Portfolio Standard (EPS) encourages the use of opportunity fuels that may be used to power CHP, which can meet up to 25% of the RPS requirements through 2018. Last Updated: July 2018 ",3 out of 20,...
AI summary North Carolina's Energy Portfolio Standard (EPS) includes a Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) that encourages the use of opportunity fuels for Combined Heat and Power (CHP), which can contribute up to 25% of RPS requirements through 2018. Energy efficiency programs have expanded, but investment and performance remain below the national average. The NCUC implemented REPS in 2008, setting energy efficiency targets that increased from 0.75% to 5% of prior-year sales by 2021.
. For further reading, in March 2010, as part of the State Clean Energy Resource Project, ACEEE completed the report North Carolina's Energy Future: Electricity, Water, and Transportation Efficiency. Last reviewed: July 2019 ","Individual...
AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency and renewable energy programs in North Carolina, including the NCUC's oversight, the 2011 settlement agreement between Progress Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Carolinas, and the establishment of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (REEPS) in 2007. It outlines cost-recovery mechanisms and energy efficiency goals for utilities.
9 ","Summary: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (REPS): 12.5% by 2021 and thereafter. Energy efficiency is capped at 25% of the 2012-2018 targets and at 40% of the 2021 target. North Carolina Senate Bill 3 was final...
AI summary North Carolina's REPS requires utilities to meet increasing renewable energy and energy efficiency targets, with energy efficiency capped at certain percentages. Compliance is achieved through RECs, and industrial customers may opt-out of utility programs if they implement their own.
the full quarter allowable over the next ten years. Industrial customers may opt-out of utility energy efficiency programs and not bear the costs of new programs if they implement their own programs. Each electric power supplier must file...
AI summary North Carolina requires electric power suppliers to file REPS compliance plans as part of their Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) filings, including a 15-year forecast of demand-side resources. Industrial customers may opt-out of utility energy efficiency programs. Cost-effectiveness tests include total resource cost, utility cost, participant cost, and ratepayer impact measure tests. Evaluations of energy efficiency programs are conducted by utilities under regulatory orders.
n interconnection standard that applies to CHP and offers an incentive program and financing assistance for CHP. One new CHP system was installed in 2018. ","Policy: Ohio Administrative Code 4901:1-22 Description: In 2007, Ohio adopted new...
AI summary Ohio has implemented tiered interconnection standards for CHP systems, including an incentive program and financing assistance. AEP Ohio and DP&L have launched CHP incentive programs, with DP&L offering up to $500,000 in rebates for projects under 500 kW. CHP is recognized under Ohio’s EEPS as an eligible energy efficiency technology.
ncome bill assistance and efficiency incentives. The most recent budgets for energy efficiency programs and electricity and natural gas savings can be found in the State Spending and Savings Tables. Last Updated: May 2020 ","Under the stat...
AI summary Ohio's EEPS required utilities to implement energy efficiency programs, but HB 6 (2019) terminated the state’s EERS and eliminated cost recovery for these programs, leading to their phase-out by 2020. PUCO ordered utilities to stop accepting applications for direct rebate programs by September 30, 2020.
chmarking policies and ordinances. Based on ODOE's ongoing data gathering and Portfolio Manager reporting of state buildings, the state has benchmarked 312 buildings, or over 17.5 million square feet. ODOE pulls reports from the Portfolio...
AI summary The Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) is responsible for benchmarking state buildings using Portfolio Manager reporting, which has covered over 17.5 million square feet. ODOE prepares a biennial State Energy Efficient Design report for the legislature. Oregon law mandates that public buildings include energy efficiency measures and invest 1.5% of project costs in green energy technologies. University system policy requires new construction to meet LEED Silver standards.
2018, Pennsylvania adopted of the 2015 IECC (some with amendments) effective October 1, 2018. In June 2018, Philadelphia City adopted the 2018 International Building Code for commercial construction.
AI summary In 2018, Pennsylvania adopted the 2015 IECC with some amendments, effective October 1, 2018. Philadelphia City also adopted the 2018 International Building Code for commercial construction in June 2018.
nsumption (i.e., system size is not limited by the customer's on-site load). Systems eligible for net metering include those that generate electricity using combined heat and power (CHP) technologies. Last Updated: July 2018 ","Some additi...
AI summary Pennsylvania supports combined heat and power (CHP) systems through policies and initiatives, including a CHP policy statement, collaboration with Penn State University on a microgrid demonstration project, and the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AEPS) which recognizes renewable CHP as a Tier I resource.
have all created districts. CHP is eligible and being promoted for PACE financing in these areas. Last Updated: August 2017 ","Several additional supportive policies exist to encourage CHP in Texas. In 2013, Texas passed House Bill 2049, w...
AI summary Texas has implemented several policies to support combined heat and power (CHP) systems, including HB 2049, HB 3268, and requirements for critical government buildings to assess CHP feasibility. Additionally, energy efficiency goals for electric utilities in Texas have been established since 1999, though they remain below national standards.
ication. The program consists of two separate components, training and examination, with training delivered by the Jack A. Proctor Virginia Building Code Academy (JPVBA) and examinations administered by various nationally-recognized code t...
AI summary The document discusses training and examination programs for code officials in Virginia, including the Jack A. Proctor Virginia Building Code Academy and interconnection standards. It also mentions limited state policies for combined heat and power (CHP) development and the 2018 State Energy Plan's recommendations.