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5.3. ECCSR 06-18-2014 r- MINNESOTA . GUARANTEED ENERGY orvsi`,COMMQRpS or-4 .s SAVINGS PROGRAM p= S�uRCE It What is Performance Contracting? Energy Savings Performance Contracting BEFORE AFTER (ESPC) is a performance-based procurement IMPROVEMENTS IMPROVEMENTS and financing mechanism that leverages MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE maintenance, operations, and utilities COSTS COSTS savings achieved through the installation of energy efficiency and renewable energy measures, to finance the cost of the facility ENERGY retrofit and renewal project, with no SAVINGS COSTS bonding or raising taxes. COSTSY REPAY WORK What is the Guaranteed Energy Savings Program? The Guaranteed Energy Savings Program (GESP) promotes awareness and implementation of energy efficient and renewable energy measures in public facilities to provide millions of dollars in annual energy savings in Minnesota. To do this, GESP supports you every step of the way. GESP can help you: • Solicit and award site-specific requests for proposals from pre-qualified Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) to perform Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC) services • Evaluate the technical and financial feasibility of ESCO proposals • Negotiate and award work order contracts to pre-qualified ESCOs under the GESP Master Contract to implement energy conservation measures • Offer project management oversight of ESPC projects • Provide technical assistance to ensure the ESPC Measurement and Verification Plan is properly performed throughout the performance period of the contract Reduce Renew Achieve Learn more GESP on reverse Benefits ' Energy Use • Facilities • Job Creation • O&M Costs 11 • Comfort & Health • Renewables What Can You Do with GESP? tiff% $* Whether you're a county, city, school district or any other form of local government, there are improvements that you can make to your facilities to save energy and save money. GESP allows you to bundle these projects so that low-hanging fruit can finance deeper retrofits without impacting your budget. Counties Cities School Districts E_ I'1 ;3_, 4 , if' - . 0 it , ., ir N L� .t r tip 1 i I , ' - �' ; ' �� r � LI; ; ;_41 , ` High-Potential Facilities Possible Projects • Schools • Upgrading to high-efficiency boilers and chillers • Courthouses & City Halls • HVAC system redesign • Ice Arenas • Retrofitting to efficient lighting • Correctional Facilities • Installing heat recovery equipment • Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants • Increasing water conservation • Recreational Facilities & Pools • Adding solar energy systems • Public Works Buildings • Converting to ground-source heating & cooling • Libraries • Liquor Stores Ready To Get Started? Learn more about GESP: Get details & join the program: Lindsay Wimmer •p" E"FR Energy Information Center Clean Energy Resource Teams ` MN Department of Commerce MINNESOTA p DEPARTMENT OF wimm0020 @umn.edu ' P4. energysavings.programs @state.mn.us . COMMERCE VRCE SE DIVISION OF ENERGY RESOURCES 612-625-9634 651-539-1882 or 1-800-657-3710 • u • - . A I I - I - • III , • de Financial Assistance and Ener• Savin•s Pro•rams GESP Project Development Process ir• % iii. 1 Ae Below are six steps for Guaranteed Energy Savings Program (GESP) participants and the estimated amount of time for each. START 0 Opportunity Assessment 4 m„„, 1-3 MONTHS ii� Define Project Goals iiii 1-3 MONTHS ESCO Selection ,_ 2-4 MONTHS Project Development 3-6 MONTHS man, Project Implementation mil r 6-12 MONTHS Performance Period 5-25 YEARS js;+ FU\1SH PIN `we tillj MIll III glir 11) Ir Aki,„ ,,,ir 4, ___I .01,11 A (0 3_ .0 v 0 o f0D i,o 17 0o rD (DID 0 3 ! 00 n i'D Q3 3 �°a L iti � , 3 in A. 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