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Did you know that utility company incentive programs are
assessed and redesigned every three years? 2016 marks the beginning of a new
three-year program cycle, so it’s important for each organization’s energy
management staff to learn about the new incentive opportunities and parameters.
This webinar will discuss the new utility incentives that
will be provided by PSO for the next three years. A PSO representative will
introduce the incentives available for commercial buildings in PSO’s territory,
what has changed from the old program, and how to apply for an incentive.
Organizations that have
issued a purchase order to ES2 in order to enroll in the behavioral program are
invited to register for this month's energy manager webinar. Please register at
least one hour in advance of the webinar.
Logistics:
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OG&E has just launched their redesigned energy
efficiency incentive program. This webinar will discuss the new utility
incentives that will be provided by OG&E for the next three years. An
OG&E representative from the School and Government Efficiency division will
introduce the incentives available for commercial buildings in OG&E’s
territory, what has changed from the old program and how you may be able to
multiply your incentive dollars under their new program.
Organizations that have issued a purchase order to ES2 in order to
enroll in the behavioral program are invited to register for this month's
energy manager webinar. Please register at least one hour in advance of the
webinar.
Logistics:
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20x2020 Upcoming Dates
Please mark your calendar:
March
- March 10 | 2-3 p.m. | ES2 Behavioral Program Webinar: PSO
- March 17 | 2-3 p.m. | ES2 Behavioral Program Webinar: OG&E
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Project exemptions are due May 31, 2016, for billing period quarter one of CY 2016. Organizations must submit exemptions on any specific projects that have resulted in energy savings that they would like to remove from ES2’s fee calculations. Any project completed between Jan. 1, 2015, and March 31, 2016, must be submitted by May 31, 2016, to be considered for an exemption.
For a complete submission, please submit each request through the online form and email IPMVP-adherent supporting documentation to 20x2020@omes.ok.gov. Further information is available in the online instructions.
If you have any questions about this process, please email 20x2020@omes.ok.gov.
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In addition to reducing the cost of
building ownership, regularly scheduled operations and maintenance (O&M)
tasks can reduce energy consumption while simultaneously increasing the comfort
and health of your occupants. Equipment manufacturers typically provide
detailed instructions for regular maintenance. These should be aggregated and
developed into a plan that integrates existing duties. This will not only help
to reduce labor costs, but will also improve coordination between various staff
members. Tasks should include:
- Changing
filters.
- Adjusting
belt tension.
- Lubricating
bearings.
- Cleaning
coils.
- Servicing
equipment according to the manufacturer’s specifications.
For more information, refer
to the FEMP
Operations & Maintenance Best Practices Guide,
which is also available in Teamwork.
If you have any questions or ideas on tips to share, please contact Morgan Miller of ES2 at mmiller@es2ok.com or 405-528-4500.
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Questions?
Email 20x2020@omes.ok.gov.
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