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6.1f ERMUSR 2-11-2020UTILITIES COMMISSION MEETING TO: FROM: ERMU Commission Tom Sagstetter Conservation & Key Accounts Manager MEETING DATE: AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: February 11, 2020 6.1f SUBJECT: Staff Update ACTION REQUESTED: None DISCUSSION: In the last 30 days, the level two charger located downtown had 12 sessions and provided customers with 75 kWh of green energy. The charger in the ERMU/City Hall parking lot had 12 sessions and provided customers with 223 kWh of green energy. The DC fast charger at the Coborns fuel station has had 15 sessions and provided 127 kWh of green energy to customers. There was a total of 39 charging sessions and 425 kWh of energy provided over the last 30 days. Below is a chart that summarizes energy sales for electric vehicles in 2019. Staff updated the Energy Guide which is now called Your Guide to Home Energy Use. This is a resource that is used to educate customers on how to use energy more efficiently. This tool provides information on general appliance use and how to calculate energy consumption. The updates include a new look and feel, more color, pictures, and educational graphics. Staff uses this tool for educational purposes or to work with ______________________________________________________________________________ Page 1 of 2 109 customers on walkthrough audits. They can also be mailed to customers whocan complete the audit themselves. The 2019 rebates are almost complete. There are still a couple of commercial customers that are trying to complete their paperwork, but they may have to be pushed to 2020 for processing. The preliminary customer energy savings is estimated to be 2,928,343 kWh. Staff is evaluating the utility infrastructure efficiency models provided by the Minnesota Department of Commerce to capture possible energy efficiency savings from transformer and distribution conductor upgrades. Attended a Senate Hearing at Mound Westonka High School on clean energy legislation. The discussion focused on three initiatives that are being evaluated by state lawmakers. The initiatives are Clean Energy First, 100% Carbon Free by 2050, and Conservation Improvement Program Optimization. The administration is looking to have all three pieces bundled together, while the Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association direction is to work with basics of the Clean Energy First and CIP Optimization initiatives, while leaving the 100% Carbon Free initiative behind. The belief is that the Clean Energy First will get to the result of 100% Carbon Free if its technologically and financially feasible. ATTACHMENTS: Your Guide to Home Energy Use ______________________________________________________________________________ Page 2 of 2 110 Your Guide to Home Energy Use | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 111 Your Guide to Home Energy Use TABLE OF CONTENTS Using Your Guide to Home Energy Use 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8 9 112 USING YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE Doing one load $$$$ 0.28 - 0.810.38 - 1.02 $$$ 0.28 - 0.81 0.36 Appliance Nameplate TYPE 042 ELECTRIC OVEN E220507 120V~ 60Hz 1300W 3CWO HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY READ INSTRUCTION BOOK BEFORE USE MODEL: SERIES: 31507 A4480DV $$ $ 46 - 77 0.01 763.441.2020 ERMUMN.com | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 1 113 ENERGY USE BREAKDOWN 1,400 Heating and Cooling 55% your 55% 15% Water Heating 15% 15% 5% 10% Appliances 15% Lighting 10%Electronics 5% | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 2 114 TOP TO BOTTOM TIPS 45 20 or $100 120°F10°F 3-5% | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 3 115 UNDERSTANDING YOUR ELECTRIC BILL three components: Customer Charge Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) Electric Usage (For example: 500 kWh x $.1215 = $60.75) 100 watt or x 1000 watt hours 1 kWh = 10 hours is equal to 1,000 WHAT’S A WATT? CLUES TO HOW YOU USE Amps Amps x Volts = Watts Volts which means Watts are the product of multiplying amps and volts, W÷A=V and W÷V=A EXAMPLE 1: EXAMPLE 2: A light uses 100 watts and is left on for 15 hours. A space heater uses 1,500 watts and is used 3 hours per night, How many kWh are used and at what cost? every night in December. How many kWh are used and at what cost? • kWh used • kWh used 10015÷ 1,000= 1.5 1,500331÷ 1,000 = 139.5 • Your cost • Your cost 1.5$.1215 = $.18 139.5$.1215 = $16.94 | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 4 116 SYMBOLS OF EFFICIENCY ENERGY GUIDE WATERSENSE U.S. Government Federal law prohibits removal of this label before consumer purchase. Refrigerator / FreezerXYZ Corporation • Automatic DefrostModel ABC-D • Side-Mounted FreezerCapacity: 23 Cupic Feet • Through-the-Door Ice Estimated Yearly Operating Cost $ 67 $57$74 ® ENERGY STAR Cost Range of Similar Models ® kWh 630 Estimated Yearly Electricity Use Your cost will depend on your utility rates and use. Cost range based only on models of similar capacity with automatic defrost, ® side-mounted freezer, and through-the-door ice. Estimated operating cost based on a 2017 national average electricity cost of 10.65 cents per kWh. For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/appliances ® ERMUMN.com | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 5 117 ESTIMATED AVERAGE MONTHLY CALCULATE YOUR MONTHLY ENERGY COST AT ESTIMATED MONTHLY ENERGY-USING APPLIANCE USE (KWH)$0.1206 / KWHCOST REFRIGERATORS 71$8.56 Top Freezer - Purchased 1993 - 2000 43$5.19 Top Freezer - Purchased 2001 - 2008 34$4.10 Top Freezer - ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED 91$10.97 Side-by-Side - Purchased 1993 - 2000 58$6.99 Side-by-Side - Purchased 44$5.31 Side-by Side - ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED 73$8.80 Bottom Freezer - Purchased 1993 - 2000 50$6.03 Bottom Freezer - Purchased 2001 - 2008 38$4.58 Bottom Freezer - ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED FREEZERS 56$6.75 Upright Freezer < 16.5 Cubic Feet 47$5.67 ENERGY STAR Upright Freezer < 16.5 Cubic Feet 34$4.10 Chest Freezer < 16.5 Cubic Feet 29$3.50 ENERGY STAR CHEST FREEZER < 16.5 Cubic Feet KITCHEN APPLIANCES 30$3.62 Dishwasher 26$3.14 ENERGY STAR Dishwasher 45$5.43 Oven 37$4.46 Range Top 17$2.05 Microwave Oven 10$1.21 6$0.70 Water Softener LAUNDRY Clothes Washer (electrically heated water) 37$4.44 Warm Wash, Cold Rinse 101$12.15 Hot Wash, Warm Rinse 64$7.72 Clothes Dryer LIGHTING 31$3.76 T-12 Fluorescent 8 foot 2110 watt 16$1.91 T-8 Fluorescent 4 foot 432 watt 8$0.99 T-8 Fluorescent 4 foot 232 watt $0.75 LED T-8 or T-1250 watt 37$4.49 300 Watt Security Light 6$0.75 LED Security Light 50 Watt 12$1.50 100 Watt Incandescent 2$0.24 16 Watt LED 7$0.90 60 Watt Incandescent 2$0.22 15 Watt Compact Fluorescent 1$0.09 6 Watt LED TOTAL | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 6 118 ESTIMATED AVERAGE MONTHLY CALCULATE YOUR MONTHLY ENERGY COST AT ESTIMATED MONTHLY ENERGY-USING APPLIANCE USE (KWH)$0.1206 / KWHCOST APPLIANCES 3$0.36 22$2.67 7 hours per night) 8$0.93 Portable Fan (200 Watts, 10 Hours per day) 3$0.36 Vacuum Cleaner 7 - 30 $0.85 - $3.61 Ceiling Fan 62$7.48 140$16.82 Portable Space Heater (1,500 Watts, 3 hours/night) 1$0.12 Cell Phone Charger (4 hours charging/day) 248$29.90 Hot Tub (240 Volts) 66 - 540$7.96 - $65.12 Pool Pump (1 hp) 7 - 108$0.89 - $13.03 Well Pump 20$2.41 6$0.72 Laptop Computer 10$1.21 Stereo System 28$3.36 6 hours per night) ENTERTAINMENT 42$5.06 < 40” Digital HD Television (LCD) 135$16.28 > 40” Digital HD Television (LCD) 34$4.10 < 40” LED Television 40$10.85 > 40” LED Television 15$1.75 55” OLED Television 60$7.20 88” OLED Television 7$0.84 DVD Player 15$1.81 4$0.48 Video Game System MISCELLANEOUS 400$48.23 Standard Electric Water Heater - Family of 4 200$24.12 Standard Electric Water Heater - Family of 2 5 - 8$0.60 - $0.96 500 - 1500$3.62 - $10.85 186$22.43 Baseboard Electric Heat (250 Watts/foot, 4 hr/night) 81 - 690$9.77 - $83.20 69 - 587$8.32 - $70.78 100 - 200$12.05 - $24.11 Furnace Fan (Automatic) 250 - 500$30.15 - $60.29 Furnace Fan (Constant) 17$2.01 35 gallon) 41$4.93 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 91$10.92 30$3.64 Sleep Apnea Machine (CPAP) TOTAL | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 7 119 ANOTHER WAY TO TRACK YOUR USE DAILY READINGKWh USED DAILYRECORD OF DAILY ACTIVITIES THAT AFFECTED YOUR ENERGY USE Day 1 5656 41 Day 2 5697 23 Day 3 5720 68 97 Day 4 5788 60 Day 5 5848394 degrees 28 Day 6 587684 degrees 29 Day 7 5905 249 4049041.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 | YOUR GUIDE TO HOME ENERGY USE 8 120 RESOURCES GET INSIDE THE OUTLET THE CONNECTOR Visit our website to sign up! 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