5.4. ERMUSR 02-14-2006Elk River
Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkway phone: 763.441.2020
Elk River, MN 55330 Fax: 763.441.8099
February 9, 2006
Mr. Ronald Reigle
United Health Group
9900 Bren Road East
Minnetonka, MN 55343
Subject: Proposed Data Center
Dear Ron,
This letter is in response to your February 1, 2006 inquiry regarding electric and water
utility capacity to support your proposed data center facility.
The municipal water system has adequate water production facilities and water
distribution infrastructure in place to meet your stated requirements of 114 GPM at peak
times. Your annual quantity is estimated to be 60 million gallons. Attached is a partial
water distribution map reflecting the looping of the water mains in your proposed area.
There is a million gallon elevated water tower within sight of your proposed facility. Elk
River currently has seven municipal wells, the closest being adjacent to the water tower
mentioned above.
The water meter is of utility ownership and located inside the facility. This meter will
be radio read on a monthly basis. We will need access to this meter for calibration and
maintenance on an annual basis. With an assumed 3" meter, a by-pass loop will be
required to facilitate meter maintenance. You will also have an un-metered service for
your fire protection system. The water connection fee will be the WAC fee of $2000 per
unit plus the cost of the water meter. The waste water connection fee will be a SAC fee
of $3500 per unit. The number of WAC and SAC units will be determined by the
building and zoning department using Met Council guidelines.
In regard to your electric requirements, we offer the following solution. The overhead
electrical line on Waco Street (directly west of your proposed location) has 3-4 MW of
extra capacity to meet your December 2006 testing requirement.. We currently have
transformer and substation capacity at our Substation 14 to provide you with 14-20 MW
of capacity. If authorization to proceed is given by mid-March 2006; we can secure and
have delivered by August 2006, the necessary underground electric cable to deliver
approximately 20 MW of capacity through two 10 MW parallel feeders. Installation of
these underground feeders can start in late August 2006. Due to Minnesota winters
completion of these feeders will be late May 2007. Upon completion of these
underground feeders, you will have full 14-20 MW (two 10 MW parallel feeders) of
capacity available to you from one source. These feeders will be provided at no cost to
you. Per our current policy, the owner will pay one half the cost of metering estimated to
be $35,000. This facility will be primary metered with a service voltage of 12.47 KV.
By mid year 2008 Great River Energy will have the necessary transmission line
capacity and Elk River Municipal Utilities will have an additional substation constructed
at Waco Street and County Road 35. This additional substation will provide a second
electrical feed. The transmission line upgrades and substation will be provided at no cost
to you. You will be required to pay for the cost of the 20MW capacity (two 10 MW
parallel feeders) underground electrical feeders from this new substation estimated to be
$850,000. Attached is an aerial view drawing reflecting the substation and electrical
feeder locations.
Also enclosed is the following information for your review:
1) Current electric and water rates
2) Dispersed Generation Program utilizing your on site generators
3) Applications for the following rebates
a) New construction lighting rebates
b) New and retrof t premium efficiency motor rebates
c) Adjustable speed drive rebates
d) HVAC rebate
e) Custom energy efficiency grant
The above five rebate programs are limited to $10,000 each. If our power supplier, Great
River Energy, makes more funds available, we will pass on to you the additional funds.
We trust the above information addresses your question, and if not, do not hesitate to
call. We look forward to be your partners in the successful completion and operation of
this project.
B st regard
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2~an Adams, P.E.
General Manager
J y Takle
resident
Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission
cc: File
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Bryan Adams
From: "Ronald C Reigle" <ronald_reigle@uhc.com>
To: <bryada@nsatel.net>
Cc: <sclark@ci.elk-river.mn.us>; <cmehelich@ci.elk-river.mn.us>; "Charlie Snyder"
<charlie_snyder@uhc.com>; <mhickey@hickeyandassociates.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 2:29 PM
Subject: Water & Power Requirements
Bryan -thanks for taking the time to meet with me yesterday. I look forward to working with you to find a
workable solution to meet our water and power requirements. We are planning to build out 40,000 SF of raised
floor space initially with the ability to add another 20,000 SF of raised floor-space in the future. For planning
purposes, we will focus or} the 40,000 SF buildout.
Water consumption is estimated at 60 million gallons per year or 114 gpm under full load. Estimated
consumption will range between 70 and 114 gpm. We will require two water service feeds from different
quadrants of the city water loop.
The target completion date for the data center is mid-2007 with UHT planning to go online in late-2007.
Permanent power wilt be required by late-2006 in order to be able to complete start-up and testing of
systems components by mid-2007. The power consumption is estimated to reach 6 MW in the first 6
months of operation (mid-2008), 9 MW by 1st Quarter 2009, and 12 - 14 MW within 2 years (2010). Given
the historical growth of this company and its propensity to grow through acquisitions and mergers, it is
highly likely that we will meet or exceed these projections. Therefore, we will require the ability to achieve
12 to 14 MW within the first year if our demand exceeds projections.
We are very interested in acquiring a second utility service as quickly as possible. The synergy (i.e. power
demand) create by UHG and Target will more than justify a second feed to both facilities. We are very
interested in learning how you propose to meet this requirement.
I would appreciate it if you could respond with the proposed services you are able to provide to us along with a
commitment on when we can expect these services to reach our site. We must move quickly so your prompt
response would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me if you have any questions or need additional
information.
We would appreciate it if this information is-kept in confidence until an agreement is executed.
Ron Reigle, AIA
Trammell Crow Co c/o UnitedHealth Group
9900 Bren Road East
MN008-E305
Minnetonka, MN 55343
Direct: 952/936-1364
Cell: 612/801-6911
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2/6/2006
Elk River
Municipal Utilities
2006 Commercial 1 Industrial
Adjustable Speed Drive (ASD) Rebate Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkway
Elk River, MN 55330
Business Name:
Customer Signature: Date:
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Vendor Name:
Mailing Address:
City, State, ZIP
Contact Name: Phone:
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End Use Application ASD HP
(Nameplate) Motor HP
(Nameplate) lNodel Number Operating
Hrs/Yr. QTY HP
ea s40tHP Rebate
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
$ 40.00 $ -
Total Rebate $ -
**Total Project Cost®
"Required Information. Rebate amount shall be limited to 50% of the protect cost up to $10,000.
Adjustable Speed Drive (ASD) Motor Rebate = $40/hp. ERMU retains the right to make adjustments to correct incentive calculations
if necessary. Energy savings calculations are estimates and may vary from actual results. See page 1 for ASD rebate rules and
specific guidelines
Important: A copy of this completed application andinvoice(s) is required before ERMU will issue incentives.
Utility Representative: Date:
This- space fer Great Rfver Energy Use Only
GRE Account Code:10550-912180-0000
GRE Representative: Date:
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Business Name:
Mailing Address:
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Installation Address:
(if different from mailing)
Account Number:
Contact Name:
E-mail address:
2006 Commercial /Industrial
New and Retrofit Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkaway
Elk River, MN 55330
Phone:
Phone:
The undersigned does hereby certify that 1. The undersigned, and not Elk River Municipal Utilities is solely responsible for the accuracy of the
information contained in this application, 2. All rules of this Premium Efficiency Motor rebate program have been followed, and 3. the
installation is complete. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that nothing contained in the application shall impose any liability on Elk River
Municipal Utilities for the work performed and information presented for this program by the customer's engineer, contractor or vendor.
Customer Signature:
Date:
Qualifying Customers
This program is applicable to commercial and industrial customers of Elk River Municipal Utilities only.
Rebate Program Guidelines
EIk River Municipal Utilities offers cash rebates to qualiryirig customers who purchase and install qualifying new motors (not rewound or
repaired motors) in new or retrofit applications.
Specific Rules and Qualifications
1. Rebates will apply only for new premium efficiency motors (not rewound or repaired motors) for new or retrofit installations only.
2. Rebates apply to motors from 1 hp to 200 hp when they meet or exceed Premium efficiency standards and offer the following features:
• AC Polyphase induction motor
• Squirrel cage rotor design
• NEMA design B torque characteristics
• Synchronous speeds of 3600, 1800, 1200 rpm
3. The nameplate of the new motor must clearly state the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) nominal premium efficiency
in order to quality for rebates.
Warranty Information
Rebate qualifications do not imply any representation or warranty of such equipment, design, or installation by Elk River Municipal Utilities. Elk
River Municipal Utilities shall not be responsible or liable for any personal injury or property damage caused by this equipment, nor does it
guarantee that a specific level of energy or cost savings will result from the implementation of energy conservation measures or the use of
products funded under this program. Elk River Municipal Utilities will not be liable for any incidental or consequential damaoes.
Other Important Rebate Program Rules
1. Installation must be complete before funds will be issed for the rebate.
2. Customers and vendors must submit itemized equipment invoices along with the New Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate application(s) to
Elk River Municipal Utilities. To ensure that the equipment installed meets Elk River Municipal Utilities performance standards, invoices
must itemize quantity, make, model numbers, and prices of the motors as well as labor charges for all motors installed and included in the
rebate aoolication.
3. Elk River Municipal Utilities will inspect all installations. Call 763/635-1330 when complete.
4. Customers must apply for Year 2006 rebates no later than November 30. 2006.
5. The rebate amount shall be limited to 50% of the protect cost up to $10.000 or as determined by the Elk River Municipal Utilities.
6. The customer is responsible for checking with Elk River Municipal Utilities to determine whether funding is available and to verity that the
proposed measure qualifies. Call 763/635-1330 before proceedino.
Premium Efficienc y Motor Standards
Open Drip- Proof (UDP) Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled (TEFC)
HP 1200 RPMs 1800 RPMs 3600 RPMs HP 1200 RPMs 1800 RPMs 3800 RPMs
1 82.5 85.5 77 1 82.5 85.5 77
1.5 86.5 86.5 84 1.5 87.5 86.5 84
2 87.5 86.5 85.5 2 88.5 86.5 65.5
3 88.5 89.5 85.5 3 89.5 89.5 86.5
5 89.5 89.5 86.5 5 89.5 89.5 88.5
7.6 90.2 91 88.5 7.5 91 91.7 89.5
10 91.7 91.7 69.5 10 91 91.7 90.2
15 91.7 93 90.2 15 91.7 92.4 91
20 92.4 93 91 20 91.7 93 91
25 93 93.6 91.7 25 93 93.6 91.7
30 93.6 94.1 91.7 30 93 93.6 91.7
40 94.1 94,1 92.4 40 94.1 94.1 92.4
50 94.1 94.5 93 50 94.1 94.5 93
80 94.5 95 93.6 80 94.5 95 93.6
7b 94.5 95 93.6 75 94.5 95.4 93.6
100 95 95.4 93.6 100 95 95.4 94.1
125 95 95.4 94.1 12b 95 95.4 95
150 95.4 95.8 94.1 150 95.8 95.6 95
200 95.4 95.8 95 200 95.8 96.2 95.4
i ~ 2 21105 Naw an0 Retrofit Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate Application 1101p4 GRE
2006 Commercial /Industrial
New and Retrofit Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate Application
Elk River ~ Elk River Municipal Utilities
Municipal Utilities 13069 Orono Parkaway
Elk River, MN 55330
Business Name:
Mailing Address:
City, State, ZIP
Installation Address:
(if different from mailing)
Account Number:
Phone:
Contact Name: Phone:
E-mall address:
The undersigned does hereby certify that 1. The undersigned, and not Elk River Municipal Utilities is solely responsible for the accuracy of
information contained in this appliption, 2. All rules of this Premium Efficiency Motor rebate program have been followed, and 3. the
installation is complete. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that nothing contained in the application shall impose any liability on Elk River
Municipal Utilities for the work performed and information presented for this program by the customer's engineer, contractor or vendor.
Customer Signature: Date:
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Vendor Name:
Mailing Address:
City, State, ZIP
Vendor Contact Name Phone:
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End Use ~
Motor
ODP/TEFC
RPM •- •
Manufacturer
Model d
Nomina)
Elf. %
Operating
Hrs/Yr
QTY
HP (ea) s10/HP Motor
Rebate
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
$10.00 $ -
"Total Project Cost $ - To tal Rebate $
End Use Motor
ooPrrEFC RPM Manufacturer
Model * Nominal
Eff. % Operating
Hrs/Yr QTY HP (ea) 520/HP Motor
Rebate
$20.00 $ -
$2a.oo $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
$20.00 $ -
"Total Project Cost $ - Total Rebate $
vvr - open vrip moor
TEFC -Totally Encbsed Fan Cooled
`"Reouired Information. The rebate amount shall be limited to 50°ro of the oroiect cost up to $10 000 or as determined by ERMU
The Elk River Municpal Utilities retains the right to make adjustments to correct incentive calculations if necessary. Energy savings
calculations are estimates and may vary from actual results. Also see 'New Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate Rules and Guidelines'.
Important: A copy of this completed application form and Invoice(s) is required before ERMU will issue rebates.
Utility Representative: Date:
This space for Great River Energy Ilse Only
GRE Key Account Representative: Date:
GRE Account Code: 10550-912180-0000
2 of 2 2005 New and Retrofit Premium Efficiency Motor Rebate Application 110104 GRE
2006 Commercial 8 Industrial
New Construction Lighting Rebate Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
ElkRiver .ti, 13069 Orono Parkway
MunicipalUtilities Elk R631aaM2020330
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Business Name:
Mailing Address:
City, State, ZIP
Installation Address:
(if different from above)
Account Number:
Contact Name:
Email Address:
Phone
Phone
The undersigned does hereby certify that 1) The undersigned, and not Elk River Municipal Utilities, is solely responsible for the accuracy of
the information contained in this application, 2) all rules of the Lighting Retrofit Rebate Program have been followed, and 3) the installation is
complete. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that nothing contained in the application shall impose any liability on Elk River Municipal
Utilities for the work performed and information presented by the customer's engineer, contractor, or vendor.
Customer Signature:
.Qualifying Customers
This program is applicable to the commercial and industrial customers of Elk River Municipal Utilities only.
Date:
Rebate Program Guidelines
Elk River Municipal Utilities offers cash rebates to qualifying customers who purchase and install qualifying energy-efficient lighting products
in new buildings. Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) light levels are recommended.
Specific Rules and Qualifications
1.Energy-efficient electronic and cathode-disconnect ballasts must meet the following ballast performance criteria:
• Power Factor greater than .90
• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than .20
• Current Crest Factor (CCF) of less than 1.7
• Class "A" sound rating
• UL approved, Class 'P'
• Three-year manufacturer's equipment warranty
• Ballast factor greater than .7
2. Compact Fluorescent Lamps must meet the following minimum criteria:
• Power factor greater than .90
•Total Harmonic Distortion less than .35
Warranty Information
Rebate qualifications do not imply any representation or warranty of such equipment, design, or installation by Elk River Municipal Utilities.
Elk River Municipal Utilities shall not be responsible or liable for any personal injury or property damage caused by this equipment. Elk River
Municipal Utilities does not guarantee that a specific level of energy or cost savings will result from the implementation of energy
conservation measures or the use of products funded under this program. In no event shall Elk River Municipal Utilities be liable for any
incidental or consequential damages.
Other Important Program Rules
1. Installation must be complete before funds will be issued for the rebate.
2. Customers and vendors must submit itemized equipment invoices along with rebate applications and worksheets to Elk River Municipal
Utilities. To ensure that the equipment installed meets Elk River Municipal Utilities performance standards, these invoices must itemize labor
charges, quantity and price of the equipment installed, and information regarding the manufacturer and model numbers for all lamps,
ballasts and fixtures included-in the rebate.
3. Elk River Municipal Utilities will conduct inspections of installations. Call 763/635-1330 to schedule an inspection.
4. The customer is responsible for checking with Elk River Municipal Utilities to determine whether funding is available and to verify program
parameters.
5. The maximum rebate amount shall be limited to 50% of the project cost up to $10,000.
6. Qualifying customers must apply for Year 2006 rebates no later than November 30, 2006.
1 of 2 2005 New Conshudion Lighting Rehate Appliption 110104GRE
2006 Commercial 8 Industrial
New Construction Lighting Rebate Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
ElkRiver 13069 Orono Parkway
MtuucipalUtilities Elk River, MN 55330
763/441-2020
Business Name: 0
Fixture Without Auto Controls With Auto Controls
Fluorescent Lamps with T5 Electronic Enter Estimated Annual O ratio Hours:
Ballasts Including HO $/Unit Quantity Incentive SlUnif Quantity Incentive
4 foot or less 3 and 4 lamp $ 3.25 $ - $ 4.25
-
$
1 and 2 lamp $ 2.60 $ - $ 3.25 $ -
High Bay Fluorescent Lamps - T8/T5 Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
Electronic Ba1lasYs vs. HID $/Unit Quantity Incentive $Nnit Quantity Incentive
4 foot or less 6 and 8 lamp $ 25.00 $ - $ 30.00 $ -
Com
act Fluorescent Lam
/Fixt
re Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
p
ps
u
s
;/Unit
Quantity
Incentive
$/Unit
.Quantity
Incentive
32 W or less $ 1.30 $ - $ 1.65 $ -
33 W to 156 W $ 2.30 $ - $ 2.90 $ -
Industri
l Multi
CFL Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
-
a $/Unit Quantity Incentive $/Unit Quantity Incentive
$ 10.40 $ - $ 12.70 $ -
Hi
h Pressure Sodium Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
g $/Unit Quantity Incentive $lUnit Quantity Incentive
250 W or less $ 7.80 $ $ 10.00 $ -
251 W to 1000 W $ 13.00 $ - $ 16.90 $ -
l
P
St
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rt M Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
u
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a
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a
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$/Unit
Quantity
Incentive
$IUnit
Quantity
Incentive
250 W or less $ 10.40 E - $ 12.70 $ -
251 W or greater $ 15.60 $ - $ 19.50 $ -
it Si
LED E
n Enter Estimated Annual Operating Hours:
g
x
s $/Unit Quantity Incentive $/Unit Quantity Incentive
$ 4.00 $ $ 4.00 $ -
Rebate Amount Without auto controls #REF! With auto controls #REFI
"Required Information. Enter total project to determine rebate. Project Cost
Limited to 50% of the proiect cost up to $10,000 Total Rebate
Estimated Demand (kW) Savings:
Estimated Energy (kWh) Savings:
Elk River Municipal Utilities retains the right to make adjustments to correct incentive calculations if necessary. Energy savings calculations
are estimates and may vary from actual results. Also see page 1, 'New Construction Lighting Rebate Rules and Guidelines'.
Important: A copy of this completed application form and an invoice(s) is required before Elk River Municipal Utilities will issue any
incentive payments.
UTILITY Representative: Date:
This space for Great River Energy Use Only
Great River Energy Representative: Date:
GRE Account Code:10550-912180-0000
2 of 2 2005 New Constnidion L' hti Rebate
g ng Application 110104GRE
Proposal #
2006 Commercial & Industrial
Custom Energy Efficiency Grant Application
Elk River .~ Elk River Municipal Utilities
Municin al Utilities 13069 Orono Parkway
r Elk River, MN 55330
763-441-2020
• •
*Name
*Address
*City, State, Zip
*Account Number
Address of Installation(if different from above)
Name
Address
City, State, Zip
*Contact
Tax Payer ID Number
*Type of Business
*Electric Utility
*Customer Signature
*Date
*Estimated Completion DatE
Pre-approved by:
Date:
Grant Amount:
* Required Information
1. This program is applicable to the commercial and industrial customers of Elk River Municipal Utilities.
2. Customers and vendors must submit itemized equipment invoices along with grant applications, and
worksheet. To ensure that the equipment installed meets Elk River Municipal Utilities performance
standards, the invoices must include: itemized labor charges, quantity, equipment price, model
numbers, manufacturer for all equipment included in the grant.
3. Customers must apply for Year 2006 Custom Energy Grants no later than November 30, 2006.
4, The installation must be complete before funds will be issued for the grant.
5, Elk River Municipal Utilities will inspect all installations. Call 763/635-1330 when complete.
6. The customer is responsible for checking with Elk River Municipal Utilities to determine. whether
funding is available and to verify that the proposed measure qualifies. Call 763/635-1330 before
7. The grant amount shall be limited to 50% of the project cost up to $10,000 or as determined qy Elk
River Municipal Utilities.
Phone
Phone
SIC
(Great Rlver Energy Key Account Representative)
2005 CEEG 110104GRE
Page 1 of 3 Applicant Info(1)
Proposal # 0
2006 Commercial 8~ Industrial
Custom Energy Efficiency Grant Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkway
Elk River, MN 55330
Describe the existing system in terms of demand and energy requirements, efficiency, operating hours and the number
of units being replaced. This data may be supplied in terms of production. Include supporting documentation and
specifications as attachements as required.
Maximum Summer Coincidential Annual
Project Type (E) Demand (kW) Demand (kW) Energy (kWh)
Total -
Describe the new system in terms of demand and energy requirements, efficiency, operating hours and the number of
units being replaced. This data may be supplied in terms of production. Include supporting documentation and
specifications as attachements as reauired.
Project Type (N)
Estimated Project Savings:
Maximum Summer Coincidential Annual
Demand (kW) Demand (kW) Energy (kWh)
Total -
Page 2 of 3 Equip-Energy Info(2) 2005 CEEG 110104 GRE
Proposal # 0
2006 Commercial & Industrial
Custom Energy Efficiency Grant Application
Elk River Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkway
Elk River, MN 55330
Environmental Assurances
vescribe how hazardous wastes which may result from this project will be handled:
Power Quality
Does the project meet power quality requirements:
Power Factor: yes / no Harmonic Distortion: yes / no
If "yes" in either case, Elk River Municipal Utilities needs a copy of the specification sheets on file at their office.
Removed Equipment
uescnbe how removed equipment will be made inoperable.
Trade Allies (contractor or supplier performing the work)
Name
Address
City, State, ZIP
Phone
Demand 8 Eneroy Savins~s Calculations
Summer Coincidental Demand Savings: kW(E) - kW(N) _ -
Average Demand Savings: kW(E) - kW(N) _ -
Average Annual Energy Savings: kWh(E) - kWh(N) _ -
Estimated Annual Demand Savings:
- kW $ - / kW x = $ -
Demand Rate - $/kW Months
- kW $ - / kW x = $ -
Demand Rate - $/kW Months
(Second line for two tier or seasonal rates) Total Demand Cost Savings $ - .
Estimated Annual Energy Savings:
- kWh/month $ - / kWh x = $ -
Annual kWh / 12 ergy Rate - $/kWh Months
- kWh/month $ - / kWh x = $ -
Annual kWh / 12 ergy Rate - $/kWh Months
(Second line for two tier or seasonal rates) Total Energy Cost Savings $ -
Estimated Total Savings: $ -
area
r Total Project Cost: ~-~ (Incremental Costa Standard vs. High Efficient)
nter Grant amount requested: $ - (Maximum 50% of project cost up to $10,000 or as
determined by Elk River Municipal Utilities)
(Benefit Cost Ratio: ~ (Must be >_ 2.00 -Increase BCR to meet all criteria)
grant project cost: r$
mple Payback after Grant (yrs) (SPB Must > 1 yr.)
kW
kW
kWh
Page 3 of 3 Energy Savings-Grant(3) 2005 CEEG 110104 GRE
ELK RIVER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
Demand Electric Service
Summer: The summer rate shall apply to the Customer's use from May 1 through
September 30
Winter: The winter rate shah apply to the Customer's use from October 1 through April
30.
Determination Of Billing Demand: The billing demand shall be the highest measured
demand (corrected for power factor if required) dunng any fifteen (15) minute penod
occurring in the current billing period.
Fluctuating Loads: Customers operating equipment having a highly fluctuating or large
instantaneous demand, such as welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all
non-betterment costs of isolating the load from the balance of Elk River Municipal Utilities'
system so that the load will not unduly interfere with service on Elk River Municipal
Ut~l~t~es' lines. In addition, Customers who fail to provide adequate corrective equipment
shall be required to own and maintain their own transformers No motor larger than ten
(10} HP will be allowed to be across-the-line started without notification and written
authorization from Elk River Municipal Utilities
Power Factor Adjustment: For loads of 50 KW or more, or at the option of Elk River
Municipal Utilities for loads of less than 50 KW, power factor adfustments will be made in
the billing demand, when the power factor, as determined by test, at the time of the
Customer's maximum use is less than 95% If the power factor, as measured by Elk River
Municipal Utilities' electric department, is lower than 95%, the monthly demand charge
may be multiplied by the ratio 95% to the measured power factor, or at Elk River
Municipal Utilrt~es' option, the power factor may be corrected at the Customer's expense.
Terms of Payment: Bills are due and payable upon receipt and delinquent if not paid by
the due date noted the bill There will beaten (10) percent late payment charge added to
all accounts that are not paid by the due date.
Terms and Conditions:
1 Usage may be fractionalized on the actual days of service for application of a
change in rate
2 Service will be furnished under Elk River Municipal Utilities rules
3 Extensions made for service under this schedule are subject to the,provis~ons of Elk
River Municipal Utilities' rules governing Extension of Service and Facilities.
4 The rates set forth herein may be modified by the amount of any governmental
changes imposed and levied on transmission, distribution, production, or the sale of
electrical power.
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Approved ~ ~ Adopted December t 3. 2005
Effective January t, 2006
ELK RIVER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
Demand Electric Service
Available: Within established Elk Rwer Municipal Utilities Rate areas
Applicable: Existing Customers, or to new Customers with demands of 50 kW or more
for three (3) consecutive months whose entire requirements are taken through one meter,
under a contract of standard form. (Not applicable to resale, standby or auxiliary service )
Character Of Service: AC, 60 cycles, 120 volts or 120/240 volts, single-phase; 120/208
volts, or 277/480 volts, three-phase. Four wire, 240 volts three-phase will only be
applicable to existing customers now being served by this voltage A customer requiring
voltages other than that already established shall be required to provide suitable space
location of Elk River Municipal Utilities transformers, metering and associated equipment
Special Conditions: One meter shall be installed to service one class of business. If
additional buildings are required for a given business, they shall be interconnected by the
customer fo obtain one meter. tf additional meters a:nd services are requested by the
customer, each shall be treated as a separate customer.
Meter to be accessible to our service department at anytime
Rate:
Subject to application of Cost Adjustment
Demand Service:
Account Maintenance Charge $35.00 per month
Summer Winter
Demand Charge: $13.00 $9.25 in KW/month
Energy Charge: $ 0.0406 $0 0406 in KWh/month
Minimum Bill: Maximum billing demand during previous twelve months times 3 0% of the
demand charge, or the actual demand multiplied by the demand charge , whichever is
greater plus $1.00 per kVA per month of excess transformer capacity requested by
customer
Sales tax applicable unless exemption is filed
ELK RIVER MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
Water -General
Available: To all customers who have municipal water service available at their property,
lying within the corporate limits of the City of Elk River.
Special Conditions: Each customer served by one meter Multiple living entities, such as
apartments, may be served by a combined meter upon approval of the Elk River
Municipal Utilities and acceptance of applicable charges:
Special Charges: A fixed charge shall be applied to each meter based on meter size and
does not allow for any use of water An additional charge will be made for each living
entity according to the schedule I~sted below A fee of $S 21 annually, which is mandated
by Federal Law (Laws of Minnesota 1992, Chapter 513, Article 6, Section 2) shall be
added to the monthly bills to cover the state safe dunking water testing program
Winter Period November 1 through March 30 usage
Summer Period April 1 through October 30 usage
Rate:
Class Cost11000 Gallons
Account
Maintenance
charge/month First Step Second Step
Residential $ 5 50 $1.35 $3.00
Senior Citizen $ 4.50 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial'/< $ 8 00 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial 1 $ 9 00 $1 35 $3.00
Commercial 1 '/< $10.00 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial 1 '/z $11 00 $1 35 $3.00
Commercial 2 $15 00. $1 35 $3 00
Commercial 3 $30 00 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial 4 $43 00 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial 6 $65 00 $1.35 $3 00
Commercial 8 $90 00 $1.35 $3 00
Rate Step Definition:
Residential
First Step Rate = 0 - 8000 gallons per month
Second Step Rate =Above 8000 gallons per month.
Commercial
First Step Rate = 0 - 1 1 X previous year's average winter penod monthly
consumption.
Second Step Rafe =Above 1 1 X previous year's average winter period monthly
consumption.
For new customers, if a minimum of 3 winter months previous years history is not
available to establish the Step amount, the First Step rate shall be utilized until a minimum
of 3 months history is established.
Minimum Bill: Account Maintenance charge plus any charges applicable to multiple (wing
entities
Terms of Payment: Bills are due and payable upon receipt and delinquent if not paid by
the due date note on the bill There will beaten (10) percent late payment charge added
to all accounts that are not paid by the due date.
Residential water- exempt from sales tax.
Commercial water- subject to sales fax unless exemption ~s Bled
Approved
Adopted December 13. 2005
effecl~ve January 1, 2006
DISPERSED GENERATIONIINTERRUPTIBLE LOAD PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION: Beginning January 1, 2000, Elk River Municipal Utilities (ERMU)
provided an incentive to encourage on-site customer-owned generation. The target market
consisted of those commercial accounts that already owned backup generators of at least 100
kW, or were considering an investment in backup generation of at least 100 kW due to the
critical nature of their business. Effective May 1, 2003, that program was expanded to
include commercial accounts of at least 100 kW that are able to interrupt at least 100 kW of
load.
AVAILABILITY: This Program is available to commercial customers served by ERMU
which have sufficient load to fully utilize the output of between 100 kW and 1000 kW of on-
site generation capacity or that can interrupt between 100 kW and 1000 kW of load.
Customers with on-site generation in excess of 1000 kW or with in excess of 1000 kW of
interruptible load may also qualify for this Program, but special terms and conditions may
apply. Program participants must agree to operate their on-site generator, or limit operations
to interrupt all or a mutually agreed upon portion of their electric load upon notification by
ERMU or its designated agent. This Program applies to qualifying customers subject to the
following Conditions of Service:
1. The Customer must be operating between the hours of 4 PM and 9 PM and have
between 100 kW and 1000 kW of electric load that can be either switched to a
standby generator or interrupted upon notification by ERMU or its designated
agent.
2. The Customer must provide access to a phone line for notification and remote
meter reading.
3. The Customer who selects billing under this Dispersed Generation/Interruptible
Load Program must agree to remain on the Program for at least one year. A
written Agreement stating term, incentive, terms and conditions of service, and
safety and operating standards will be required. See either the Dispersed
Generation Agreement or Commercial Interruptible Load Agreement for details.
4. The Customer must provide an acceptable means to transfer all, or a mutually
agreed upon portion of the Customer load to the on-site generator upon
notification by ERMU. If the Customer does not have on-site generation,
the Customer must have a means to reduce load to a predetermined demand
level (PDL) within 30 minutes following notification by ERMU.
5. Time and duration of on-site generator operation or interruption shall be at the
discretion of ERMU but will not exceed 10 hours per occurrence for those with a
generator or 6 hours per occurrence for those who have interruptible load.
6. Operation of Customer's generation and collateral equipment or interruption of
load must not cause any reduction in the quality of service provided by ERMU to
any other customer.
7. It is the Customer's responsibility to supply fuel and maintain the on-site
generator and collateral equipment to meet the electric power requirements
during periods of operation. Customer will be reimbursed for fuel used in
excess of 80 hours run time at a rate of $.08/kilowatt-hour produced by the
generator. There is no fuel reimbursement for those Customers who do not
have on-site generation.
8. Notification of intent to .operate Customer's on-site generator by ERMU will
be made to give at least thirty minutes notice. In emergency situations,
automatic startup may occur simultaneously with notification. Customers
without on-site generation will be given 30 minutes to reduce load to the PDL.
9. If the on-site generator fails to perform or the load is not reduced to the PDL
during any calendar month, the Customer will not receive the monthly demand
credit. If the on-site generator fails to perform or the load is not reduced to the
PDL more than two times in any calendar year, ERMU reserves the right to
remove the Customer from the Program.
10. The generator installation or method used to interrupt load must conform to
ERMU service requirements, and must conform to all local and national safety
codes.
1 1. The Customer must continue to purchase all electric energy and electric
energy delivery services from ERMU for the contract period.
INCENTIVE: Customers under contract to interrupt load down to a PDL, or with
operational on-site generation participating in this Program will receive monthly credits based
on the amount of electric demand (kW) which can be interrupted or transferred from ERMI1's
delivery system to the on-site generator. The monthly credit remains fixed for the years 2003,
2004, and 2005, but varies by season as follows:
Monthly Credit Per KW Transferred*
Summer (June, July and Aug) $11.00 per kw
Winter (Dec, Jan, and Feb) $ 5.~0 per kw
Spring/Fall (Sept, Oct, Nov, $ 2.50 per kw
Mar, Apr, and May)
*Credit applies only during months in which Customer agrees to interrupt load
to a PDL or when the Customer's generator is fully operational and/or operates
within limits prescribed in the Agreement.
CREDIT DETERMINATION: Customer's monthly demand credit shall be based on the
amount of load which can be either interrupted or transferred from ERMU's delivery system
to the Customer's on-site generator at a time specified by ERMU or its designated agent.
There must be sufficient load to interrupt or transfer to the standby generator between the
hours of 4 PM and 9 PM to allow for a reduction of at least 100 kW.
Compensation to Customer shall be paid as a credit applied to Customer's monthly electric
bill from ERMU, and shall not be paid to Customer in cash. That monthly credit shall be
determined by establishing a mutually agreed upon average monthly kW demand reduction
multiplied by the appropriate seasonal rate in effect for that month.
No other credits or financial incentives will be provided by ERMU to the Customer under this
Program.
METERING: The Monthly customer charge shall be increased to $50 per month to cover
the cost of program administration. Cost of special metering required for credit determination
will be billed to th.e Customer. ERMU will retain ownership of and maintenance for all
special metering required to administer this Program.
Revised 4/03
2006 CDmmercial /Industrial
HVAC Rebate Application
Elk River~t T T-`-t-~ Elk River Municipal Utilities
MUri1C1 a.l V l.llltleS 13069 Orono Parkway
p Elk River, MN 55330
Business Name:
Contact Person:
Mailing Address:
Installation Address:
Phone:
The undersigned does hereby certify that 1. The undersigned, and not Elk River Municipal Utilities, is solely responsible for the accuracy
of the information contained in this appliption, 2. Afl rules of this Commercial HVAC Rebate Program have been followed, and 3. The
installation is complete. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that nothing contained in the application shall impose any liability on Efk
River Municipal Utilities for the work performed and information presented by the customer's engineer, contractor, or vendor.
Customer Signature:
Date:
In. ua t tng
Criteria Rebates Specific Rules
Base ncremen Standard rebates for DX/Air-Cooled RTUs
Rebate, rebate, slton are limited to 150 tons per facility. Larger
Per 0.1 EER Installations must use the C&I Custom
E ui ment T e Unit Tons
q P YP EER IPLV 5/ton Ene Grant.
Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners
(PTAC)
Electric resistance htg 9.20 9.75 1.65 ARI Standards
with Heat Pump Htg 9.20 9.75 3.25 ARI Standards
Geothermal Heat Pumps COP
Closed Loop 14.10 3.30 200.00 ARI Standards
Open Loop 16.20 3.60 200.00 ARI Standards
Direct Exchange 15.00 3.50 200.00 ARI Standards
Rooftop Units (RTU)
< 65,000 Btuh < 5.4 11.00 (SEER) 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
65,000 - < 135,000 5.5 - 11.3 10.30 10.60 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER 8 IPLV
135,000 - < 240,000 11.4 - 19.9 9.70 9.90 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER 8 IPLV
240,000 - < 760,000 20.0 - 83.3 9.50 9.70 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER &IPLV
Z 760,000 Z 63.3 9.20 9.40 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER &IPLV
Split Systems
< 65,000 Btuh < 5.4 13.0 (SEER) 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
65,000 - < 135,000 5.5 - 11.3 11.00 11.40 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER 8 IPLV
135,000 - 250,000 10.80 11.20 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards, both EER &IPLV
Air Source Heat Pumps HSPF
< 65,000 Btuh < 5.4 13.0 (SEER) 7.70 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
65,000 - < 135,000 5.5 - 11.3 10.10 10.40 18.00 5.00 ARI, 3.2 COP rated at 47° F
135,000 - 250,000 t 1.4 - 20 9.30 9.50 18.00 5.00 ARI , 301 COP rated at 47° F
Condensers
< 65,000 Btuh < 5.4 12.00 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
65,000 - 135,000 5.5 - 11.3 10.30 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
s 135,000 t 11.4 10.10 18.00 5.00 ARI Standards
Incremental
Chillers NPLV rebate, $tton per Chiller rebates are based on design conditions.
FLV Efficient
Y Efficient
Y Base Rebate,
0.010 kWtton
May use either FLV or NPLV
kW/ton kW/ton $Iton below base
< 150 tons (Centrifugal or Screw) 0.650 - 26.00 6.50 Include design conditions with invoice
z 150 tons (Centrifugal or Screw) 0.600 - 26.00 6.50 Incude design conditions with invoice
z 150 tons (Centrifugal only) 0.600 0.560. 22.75 2.60 Include desi n conditions with invoice
EER -Energy Efficiency Ratio (Btu/watt) IPLV - Intergrated Part Load Value
SEER -Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (Btu/watt) FLV -Base Full Load Value (kWtton)
C.O.P. -Coefficient of Performance NPLV -Non-Standard Part Load Value (kW/ton)
HSPF -Heating Seasonal Performance Factor
Elk River Municipal Utilities retsina the right m make adjustments to correct incerttive cakulatiorta ff necessary. Energy savings calculations
are estimates and may vary from acdwl results. Important: A copy of this completed application form and an invoice(s) are required beforo
Elk River Municipal Utilities will issue anv incentives.
PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE -FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
Utility Representative:
GRE Key Account Representative:
Date:
GRE Account Code:10550-912180-0000
Date:
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2006 Commercial /Industrial HVAC Refute Program
Business Name:
Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners (PTAC)
Manufacuturer Model No. No. of Units Tons/Unit SEER or EER
Electric heat: Base: $9.75 x tons = $ + Efficient : $1.65 x • x tons = $ _ $
Electric Heat: Base: $9.75 x tons = $ + Efficient : $3.25 x ' x tons = $ _ $
Electric Heat: (Base: $9.75 x _ tons = $ ) + (Efficiency: $3.25 x ' x tons = $ ) _ $
' _ [Equipment EER (from vendor) -Min. Qualifying EER/SEER (from table of Min. Qualifying Criteria)] divided by 0.1
Sample Calculation
(.75 ton/EER 11.0) PTAC: (Base: $9.75 x .75 tons = $ 7.31 ) + (Efficiency: $3.25 x 18 ' x .75 tons = $ 43.87 ) _ $ 51.18
Geothermal Heat Pumps
Manufacuturer Model No. No. of Units Tons/Unit EER
Base: $200.00 x tons = $
Sample Calculation
(4 ton closed loop (d1 16.0 EER) Base: $200.00 x 4 tons = $ 800.00
Roof Top Units _ Split Systems _Air Source Heat Pumps Condensers
Manufacuturer Model No. No. of Units Tons/Unit SEER or EER
Base: $18.00 x tons = $ + Efficient $5.00 x ` x tons = $ _ $
Base: $18.00 x tons = $ + Efficient $5.00 x ' x tons = $ _ $
(Base: $18.00 x tons = $~ + (Efficiency ~ $S.OO x ' x tons = $_) _ $
' _ [Equipment EER (from vendor) -Min. Qualifying EER/SEER (from table of Min. Qualifying Criteria)] divided by 0.1
Sample Calculation
(10 ton RTU ~ 11.3 EER) (Base: $18.00 x 10 tons = $ 180.00) + (Efficiency: $5.00 x 10 ' x 10 tons = $ 500.00) _ $ 680.00
- Chillers
No. of fficiency
Manufacuturer Model No. Units Tons/Unit (kWlTon) NPLV
(Base: $26.00 x _ tons = $ ) + (Efficiency: $6.50 x •• x tons = $ ) _ $
for NPLV Chillers
(Base:. $22.75 x tons = $ ) + (Efficiency; $2.60 x ••' x tons = $ ) _ $
' _ (Min. Qualifying kW/ton (from table) -Equipment kW/ton (from vendor)] divided by 0.010
'__ [Min. Qualifying kW/ton (from table) -Equipment NPLV (from vendor)] divided by 0.010
HEAT REJECTION
Oversized Cooling Towers $3.90 x Nominal Tower Tons =
DISTRIBUTIONIPUMPING
Air Handling Systems - Retrofit to VAV $260 x VAV Boxes =
..TOTAL REBATE $ -
VENDOR INFORMATION
Vendor Name
Address
Contact Name _
Telephone No.
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2006 Commercial / Industrial HVAC Rebate Program Guidelines
1. Documents establishing proof-of-purchase (invoice) must be furnished when the original rebate application is submitted.
2. On the documents establishing proof-0f-purchase, circle the energy-saving product(s) for which a rebate is requested and attach to the original
application. If not indicated on the invoice, please add the number of units installed, manufacturer, model number and capadty (in tons).
3. Submit the manufacturer's data sheets with the rebate application. The sheets must show efficiency ratings in accordance with the most recent
ARI Standards (design conditions for chillers) and must contain efficiency information for the following:
• PTAC, geothermal heat pumps, rooftop units, split systems, air source heat pumps, condenser units
• SEER or EER
. IPLV (if applicable) Chillers
• Chillers - kWlton
4. Only new and complete central air conditioning units, water chillers, and remote condensing unit retrofits qualify. Rebuilds do not qualify.
5. Air-cooled chillers are not eligible for rebates.
6. The new equipment must use a minimum ozone depleting refrigerant such as R-22, R-123, and R-134a.
7. Customers should use a separate forth for each size category of equipment to fadlftate Calculations.
Chiller Rebate Rules
1. No rebates will be provided for back-up systems. Back-up systems are defined as a separate chiller that is required only when one of the primary
rhillPrc fail
2. The basis for the rebate efficiency level will be design conditions and chiller efficiency data as contained in the vendor's data.
Heat Rejection Rules - (OVERSIZED COOLING TOWERS)
1. Rebate is paid per nominal tower ton.
2. Only new towers for electric chillers are eligible.
3. For purposes of determining rebate eligibility, design condensing water flow rate must be 3.0 gallons per minute per ton.
4. Design condensing water temperature to chiller must be 84 degrees Fahrenheit or less.
5. Cooling tower size must be larger than that which would be used to achieve a design condensing water temperature to the chiller of 85 degrees
Fahrenheit at 78 wb.
6. The brake horsepower per cell of tower fans must not increase as compared to the tower which would deliver 85-degree desgn condensing water
temperature.
7. The motors used in the cooling tower fans must meet Elk River Municipal Utilities Motor Efficiency Program standards.'
Air Handling Rules - (Variable Air Volume (VAV) Conversion)
1. Rebate is paid per VAV box. One box serves each air handling unit zone.
2. The installation must be in an existing air-handling zone which is being converted from constant volume.
3. The zone must be air conditioned by electric HVAC equipment.
4. Only new VAV boxes (without fans) for retrofit applications may qualify.
5. Supply and return fans (if return fans are used) serving the VAV zones must be equipped with adjustable speed drives.
6. Appropriate controls to reduce fan energy usage must be included.
7. Motors and/or ASDS used for air handling fans must meet Elk River Munidpal Utilities Motor Efficiency Program standards.'
Applying for the Rebate
1. Installation must be complete before funds will be issued for the rebate.
2. Customers antl vendors must submft itemized equipment invoices along with rebate appUCa6ons, and worksheet. I o ensure that the egwpment
installed meets Elk River Municipal Utilities performance standards, these invoices must itemize labor charges, quantity and price of the equipment
installed, and information regarding the manufacturer and model numbers for all HVAC equipment installed.
3. Elk River Munidpal Utilities will conduct inspections of all installations. Please call 763/635-1330 when complete.
4. Customers must apply for Year 2006 rebates no later than November 30, 2006.
5. The customer is responsible for checking with Elk River Municipal Utilities to determine whether funding is available and to verify program
parameters.- Catl 763/635-1330 before proceeding.
6. The rebate amount shall be limited to 50% of the project cost up to $10,000 as determined by Elk River Munidpal Utilfties.
Submit the application to:
Elk River Municipal Utilities
13069 Orono Parkway
Elk River, MN 55330
PHONE 763/635-1330
Notes:
Rebate qualifications do not imply any representation or wartanty of such equipment, design or installation by EIk River Munidpal Utilities. Elk River
Municipal Utilities shall not be responsible or liable for any personal injury or property damage caused by this equipment.
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2006 Commercial I Industrial
Adjustable Speed Drive (ASD) Rebate Application
Elk River ^^ Elk River Municipal Utilities
~-~ 13069 Orono Parkway
MUrilClpal Ut111t1eS Elk River, MN 55330
• •
Business Name:
Contact Person:
Mailing Address:
Installation Address:
City:
Account Number:
City:
Phone
State Zip
State Zip
The undersigned does hereby certify that 1) The undersigned, and not Elk River Municipal Utilities (ERMU), is solely responsible for the accuracy
of the information contained in this application. 2) All rules of the Adjustable Speed Drive program have been followed, and 3) the installation is
complete. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that nothing contained in the application shall impose any liability on ERMU for the work
performed and information presented by the customer's engineer, contractor, or vendor.
Customer Signature:
Qualifying Customers
This program is applicable to the commercial and industrial customers of ERMU only.
Date:
Rebate Program Guidelines
ERMU offers cash rebates to qualifying customers who purchase and install qualifying adjustable speed drives.
Specific Rules and Qualifications
1. Rebates will apply only for new adjustable speed drives.
2. Rebates apply to adjustable speed drives in systems that:
• Be tied to an automated. control system
• The ASD True Power Factor of .90 or greater
3. Approved applications of ASD's
• HVAC fans, pumps, cooling towers, process equipment and industrial fans
4. Non-approved applications of ASD's:
• Chillers, refrigeration compressors and air compressors. These applications may be submitted for evaluation through the
Custom Grant Program. The ASD will be evaluated in conjunction with the equipment operating efficiency and loading:
Additional applications not approved for ASD rebates include soft-start, power-factor correction, or related equipment.
5. Rebate is based on the rated ASD controlled horsepower or horsepower of motor, whichever is lower.
6. Rebates are not available on replacement ASD's.
Warranty Information
Rebate qualifications do not imply any representation or warranty of such equipment, design, or installation by ERMU. ERMU shall
not be responsible or liable for any personal injury or property damage caused by this equipment, nor does not it guarantee that a
specific level of energy or cost savings will result from the implementation of energy conservation measures or the use of products
funded under this program. In no event shall ERMU be liable for any incidental or consequential damages.
Applying for the Rebate
1. Installation must be complete before funds will be issued for the rebate.
2. Customers and vendors must submit itemized equipment invoices along with rebate applications to ERMU. To ensure that the
equipment installed meets ERMU's .performance standards, these invoices must itemize labor charges, quantity and price of the
equipment installed, and information regarding the manufacturer and model numbers for all adjustable speed Drives included in
the rebate application.
3. ERMU will inspect all installations. Call 763/635-1330 when complete.
4. The customer should check with ERMU to determine funding availability and to verify program parameters.
5. The maximum rebate amount shall be limited to 50% of the project cost up to $10,000
6. Qualifying customers must apply for Year 2006 rebates no later than November 30, 2006.
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