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Establishing an Effective Distribution Center Energy

Management Strategy

Marcus Wilcox, President

Introduction to Cascade Energy, Inc. • Industrial energy efficiency consulting

– Experts in food processing, pulp & paper, petrochemical, manufacturing, etc. • Refrigeration, compressed air, pumping, fans, controls, process upgrades

– Worked on 700-800 ammonia refrigeration systems – Design and run utility efficiency programs serving >100 electric utilities

• Corporate energy management services for ~350 warehouses – Sysco (all DCs) – Ben E. Keith (all DCs) – SuperValu (all DCs) – Americold (all US & Canada PRWs) – Kroger Logistics, Others……

• We are like Consumer Reports – Don’t sell energy-using products – No brand or contractor preference

• Official EM Service Partner for International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses (IARW)

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Executive Quick Start – 10 Step Program 1. Discuss energy at

executive level 2. Assign an energy

champion or manager 3. Implement tracking

systems and establish KPIs 4. Set a savings goal 5. Set ROI hurdle for energy

projects

6. Leverage utility incentives & tax credits

7. Pursue low and no-cost opportunities

8. Identify, assess and implement capital upgrades

9. Benchmark against other facilities

10. Report progress across organization

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Paths to Reduce Energy Cost 1. Implement Corporate Energy Management Executive

Support, Programs & Systems* 2. Pursue Low-Cost O&M Opportunities*

–Fixing Things –Tuning Things –Changing Your Ways –Commonly called “tune-up”, “commissioning” or “kaizen blitz”

3. Participate in Demand Response* 4. Implement Efficiency into New Construction* 5. Implement Retrofit Capital Projects* 6. Understand & Optimize Utility Rate Schedule *Often eligible for utility training or incentive programs

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Sysco Case Study 100+ food distribution centers (DCs) • Freezers, coolers, dock, and

dry warehouse space

Rolled out program in March, 2006 • Announced by corporate

management • Managed by project

engineering group

Aggressive goals: • 10% after 1st year • 25% after 3rd year • Another 5% by 6th year

Four-Prong approach 1. Corporate goal and

commitment 2. Energy Information Systems 3. Tune-ups at every DC in 18

months 4. Retrofits and high-efficiency

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Established Benchmarking System Cubic feet weighted by freezer, cooler/dock, and dry as well as average wet bulb for a normalized “Efficiency Factor” Near real-time monitoring of all major electric meters Entire company can be benchmarked • Rank within company • Rank within benchmark group • Rank within region This report is seen across company Requires monthly collection of 500+ utility bills

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Sample Site Improvement Over Time

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Baseline Companywide Performance Energy Use vs Facility Size - June Utility Bills

- 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000

Weighted Cubic Feet

kWh/

day

2005

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Performance After Tune-Ups Energy Use vs Facility Size - June Utility Bills

- 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000

Weighted Cubic Feet

kWh/

day

2005

2007

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Most Recent Performance

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Energy Use vs Facility Size - June Utility Bills

- 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000

Weighted Cubic Feet

kWh/

day

2005

2007

2010

Year to Year Performance kW

h/da

y/10

00 ft

3

Total Broadline Energy Intensity

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

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Sysco Results

•Program started in 2006 •Total DC energy intensity (kWh/ft3) reduced by 1/3 •Savings to date = Over 1½ years of free energy!

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Summary • Energy is one of your largest controllable DC expenses

– Refrigeration is the primary driver • Energy efficiency has excellent ROI • Results can be measured and documented

– “You can’t improve what you don’t measure” • Your strategy must be comprehensive to have deep and

lasting impact – Measurement, benchmarking, O&M, retrofit, new constr.

• Energy efficiency is a critical part of any meaningful sustainability or “green” initiatives

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Chris Covell, President

Who What Where Why

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Introduction to

Who: Turnkey Energy Efficiency Services Firm •Americold •US Cold •Price Chopper •Wegman’s

What : Energy Savings for Large Commercial & Industrial Facilities; Administer Utility-Based Energy Efficiency Programs Where: Headquartered in Albany, NY; 8 offices nationwide Why: Help businesses save energy and money; sustainability

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Eye Level View

Lighting

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SmartThe right light, at the right place, at the right time.TM

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The Right Light

Fluorescent

LED HID

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The Right Light

Randy Fletcher VP Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Fluorescent

LED

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The Right Light Energy Savings?

Lumen Output?

Instant On/Off?

Optical Control?

Long Life?

Low Maintenance?

Large Utility Incentives?

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

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Fixture Location: spacing & height

Desired Light Levels

The Right Place

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The Right Place

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Albeo

Lusio Lithonia

The Right Place

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Lights on when you need them, off when you don’t.

The Right Time save energy

reduce cooling load longer fixture life

EPAct tax savings

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The Right Time

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The Right Time

Randy Fletcher VP Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Occupancy Sensors & Timers in

Offices

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Bryan Genevick, Project Engineer-Mechanical

Advocates Coaches Existing Vendors

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Beneath the Surface

Mechanical

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VFDss

VFD Energy Savings

Avg. % Speed Reduction

Potential Energy Savings

10% 22%

50% 83%

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ECMs

Savings 40-60%

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Logic Based Control Systems

Savings 30%

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Logic Based Control Systems

Gforce NH3 Control System

Randy Fletcher VP Logistics & Supply Chain Management

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Other Mechanical Upgrades

Randy Fletcher VP Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Door Upgrades

Ammonia Refrigeration Upgrades

Boiler Upgrades

Units to Burn Waste

Oil for Heating

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Beneath the Surface

Renewables

Wind

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Solar

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Cogeneration

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Chris Covell ccovell@smartwattinc.com

Bryan Genevick

bgenevick@smartwattinc.com

Marcus Wilcox Marcus.Wilcox@cascadeenergy.com

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