Energy Initiatives
Energy Performance Contracting
Energy Perfromance Contracting Process (msword 72.00 kB)
ESCO Flowchart (pdf 13.79 kB)
Model Investment Grade Audit Agreement (msword 106.50 kB)
ITN Renewal & ESCO Names
Model agreements for the Perfromance Agreement and Financing Agreement may be found at the Department of Financial Services website.
Department of Managment Services Contact:
Dan Hedrick (850) 413-9515 or SC 293-9515
Energy Services Companies Contact List
Ameresco, Inc.
Mohsin Huq
2202 N. Westshore Boulevard, Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 639-4231
Fax (813) 436-5215
mhuq@ameresco.com
Website: www.ameresco.com
BGA, Inc.
Eric Lawton
3101 W. MLK, Jr. Blvd., Suite 110
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 375-3361
Fax (813) 375-3400
elawton@bgainc.net
Website: www.bgainc.net
Chevron Energy Solutions
Tracie M. Lampton
Southeast Regional Sales Director
800 Corporate Drive, Suite 706
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334
Tel (954) 229-3601
Cell (954) 494-8194
Fax (954) 229-3632
tlmp@chevron.com
Website: http://www.chevronenergy.com
Energy Services Group, Inc.
Bryan Reardon
17757 US Hwy 19 North, Suite 210
Clearwater, Fl 33764
Tel (727) 533-0403
Cell (727) 512-2220
Fax (727) 533-0723
breardon@energysystemsgroup.com
Website: www.energysystemsgroup.com
FPL
Rob Risely
1813 Lee Street
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
Tel (239) 332-9111
Cell (239) 850-1212
rrisely@fpl.com
Website: http://www.fpl.com/largebusiness/products/fpl_services_energy_management.shtml
Honeywell
Hector Samario
Honeywell Building Solutions
19146 NW 13th Ct.
Pembroke Pines, FL 33029
Tel (954) 447-1997
Cell (954)806-2502
Fax (954) 208-7517
hector.samario@honeywell.com
Website: https://buildingsolutions.honeywell.com/Cultures/en-US/ServicesSolutions/EnergySolutions/
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Chuck Hoppe
3802 Sugar Palm Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel - 813-635-2232
Cell- 813-478-1903
Fax- 813-635-2276
charles.p.hoppe@jci.com
Website: http://www.johnsoncontrols.com/publish/us/en/products/building_efficiency/capabilities/performance_contracting.html
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
Don Pittman
119-6 Hamilton Park Dr.
Tallahassee, Fl 32304
Tel (850) 504-0344 Ext. 1413
Fax (850) 504-0343
Cell (850) 528-4908
don.pittman@siemens.com
Website: www.us.sbt.siemens.com
TAC
Carder Berry
1833 Halstead Blvd. Ste. 307
Tallahassee, FL 32309
Tel (850) 524-4055
Fax (850) 553-4657
Carder.Berry@tac.com
Website: www.tac.com/energysolutions
Trane
Kerry Laughlin
8929 Western Way Ste. 1
Jacksonville, FL 32256
Tel (904) 596-4141
Fax (904) 596-7215
Klaughlin2@trane.com
Website: www.trane.com
Energy Conservation Links
Serve To Preserve
Florida Energy Commission Links
Facility Energy Conservation Guidelines
For State Employees (msword 89.00 kB)
Cost-Avoidance Options
Because the State is a long-term tenant, it is a prime candidate for avoiding future housing costs. Functional enhancements and optional quality investments can increase a building's initial construction cost but they also reduce the additional year-to-year expense of owner occupancy. Universal tenant layouts, integrated technologies, better life-cycle materials and energy efficiency options are initial investments that reduce the overall long term cost of building ownership.
Return On Investment
By reducing the building's cumulative expenditures over a five year period, the additional investment of optional energy features pays for itself. After the tenth year of a state -owned High Performance Building, the cumulative cost avoidance benefit is approximately $477,000. Energy investment options include the following:
- System-wide computerized energy management
- Underground utility tunnel
- Low-E glass windows
- Double doorway (vestibule) at building entrances
- Motion detector light switches in each office
- Optional lighting levels with high efficiency components
- Installed glass office doors to transmit exterior light into interior area
- Energy star computers
Air Ventilation Reduction
Air ventilation was reduced from 1 cfm/sf to 0.8 cfm/sf. The cfm of the 80K Building has been decreased from 80,000 cfm to 60,000 cfm; the 100K Building from 100,000 cfm to 80,000 cfm.
Reduction In Outdoor Air Intake
By using a CO2 Demand Controller the outdoor air intake are reducing from 20 cfm to 13 cfm per person. Indoor air quality standards have still been maintained with this reduction. This amount also includes pressurization air for the building. This is when the building envelope maintains positive pressure to the outdoors by adding more air to the building than is removed through the exhaust system. This prevents outdoor air and moisture from entering the building.
