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Current energy efficiency projects.
Intergy's is implementing projects for all four investor-owned utilities for California's 2006-08 energy efficiency cycle. Projects range from hardware retrofits and new technologies, to energy efficiency education and local government partnerships. Additionally, Intergy is implementing a water conservation project for the San Francisco Public Utility Commission.
- California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project (CPEEP) SCE -The California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project is a comprehensive resource program in Southern California Edison's territory. The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) and Intergy are implementing this program. CPEEP will provide detail audits (including financial and technical analysis) and retrofits of measures such as lighting, HVAC, refrigerators and appliances and other targeted savings for about 1,000 preschool centers. The program will also include an informational component that focuses on children and their parents. CPEEP is anticipated to deliver over 8 million kWh in energy savings through comprehensive energy efficiency retrofits.
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- California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project (CPEEP) SDG&E - The California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project is a comprehensive resource program in San Diego Gas & Electric's territory. The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) and Intergy are implementing this program. CPEEP will provide detail audits (including financial and technical analysis) and retrofits of measures such as lighting, HVAC, refrigerators and appliances and other targeted savings for about 800 preschool centers. The program will also include an informational component that focuses on children and their parents. CPEEP is anticipated to deliver over 4 million kWh in energy savings through comprehensive energy efficiency retrofits.
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- California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project (CPEEP) PG&E - The California Preschool Energy Efficiency Project is a comprehensive resource program in Pacific Gas & Electric's territory. The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) and Intergy are implementing this program. CPEEP will provide detail audits (including financial and technical analysis) and retrofits of measures such as lighting, HVAC, refrigerators and appliances and other targeted savings for the largest 450 preschool centers. CPEEP is anticipated to deliver over 4.5 million kWh in energy savings through comprehensive energy efficiency retrofits.
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- OASys/ Dimmable Lighting Demonstration Project - This 2006-08 Non-Residential Technology (NRTEC) demonstration program for San Diego Gas & Electric will demonstrate two superior technologies - OASys Indirect/Direct evaporative cooler and RetroLux's dimmable T5 lighting. The primary goal is to demonstrate the energy efficiency capabilities of these two technologies and ultimately mainstream the technologies with SDG&E's core programs. Educational (K-12) facilities are the target host sites for this demonstration.
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- Green Schools Program 2006-08 - Green Schools is a comprehensive program designed for K-12 school districts that encourages energy-conserving habits, enhances experiential learning and saves schools money on energy costs. Through integrative hands-on learning, Green Schools teams influence building users, starting with students. The students then help bring the energy efficiency and conservation message to their homes and communities.
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- The 2006-08 South San Joaquin Energy Watch Program - The South San Joaquin Energy Watch Program for 2006-08 is an expansion and extension of the successful 2004-05 informational program. For 2006-08, the program will become a PG&E local government partnership. Funded by ratepayers through the public goods charge, the program will bring a comprehensive energy efficiency effort to San Joaquin County, and the cities of Tracy and Manteca
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- The NightBreeze Energy Efficiency Program (NEEP) - Intergy will introduce and commercialize a superior emerging technology in the home cooling systems within Southern California Edison's new residential construction market. This 2006-07 SCE InDEE program will work with home builders to install 150 of the NightBreeze units in new residential construction. NightBreeze is an innovative night ventilation system developed by the Davis Energy Group that can save as much as 50 percent in energy and 70 percent in demand savings.
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- San Gabriel Valley Energy Efficiency Partnership (SGVEEP) - The San Gabriel Valley Energy Efficiency Partnership will bring a comprehensive energy efficiency program to 32 cities in the San Gabriel Valley. This 2006-08 Southern California Edison Local Government Partnership involves the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCG). Intergy is the project's implementer. The program will provide facility upgrades to the cities and local businesses; and information about energy efficiency measures and rebates to residents and businesses.
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- Lighting Energy Efficiency and Demand Response (LEEDR) - Intergy will partner with EnergySolve to bring the innovative Westinghouse Retroluxtm T-5 wireless dimming fluorescent lighting system to the California market. LEEDR will bring this technology to the commercial market in Southern California Edison's territory. The Retroluxtm unit is housed in a holster that contains the ballast and lamps and fits easily into the T-12 or T-8 socket that it is replacing, dramatically reducing installation costs. The dimmable ballasts will be controlled via a wireless system, further reducing installation costs. The dimming system will allow occupants to find the ideal setting for their specific needs, as well as providing a demand response function during times of high demand during a summer heat wave or an unforeseen event. The project is a 2006-07 SCE IDEEA program.
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- Commercial Real Estate Management Affiliates Partnership Energy Efficiency Program (MAP Energy Program) - Intergy is working as a subcontractor for Energy Innovation Group on the MAP Energy Program, an Southern California Edison 2006-07 IDEEA program. MAP will work with the management firms of Trammell Crow Company, CB Richard Ellis, and Jones, Lang, LaSalle to implement innovative lighting and air-conditioning technologies in their properties. The MAP Energy Program provides the unique opportunity to address these barriers by gaining the involvement and partnering with the decision-making level of property management companies.
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- The Energy Efficiency Kiosk Pilot Program (EEKPP) - This 2006-08 program is jointly funded by Southern California Gas and Southern California Edison. EEKPP will implement and test a strategy, using kiosks in lending and retail institutions, to introduce energy efficiency into the buying habits of single-family homeowners who are considering loans or an equity line of credit for home remodeling or retrofitting. The program will promote natural gas and electric energy efficiency upgrades to home owners through 20 interactive kiosks placed in lending institutions involved in the home remodeling process.
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- California Commercial Laundry Program - Intergy is a subcontractor to UCONS in this program which offers rebates for installing new, energy efficient washers in commercial settings, as well as directly installing upgrades to lighting. Intergy will help coordinate efforts with local water agencies to leverage resources to help meet mutual goals in water and energy savings. The program is statewide, supported by SoCalGas, SCE, SDG&E and PG&E.
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- PG&E Lodging Savers - Intergy is working as a subcontractor to Ecology Action to provide energy efficiency solutions to the hospitality market. Intergy's role is to assist large hotels with Retro-Commissioning projects. This method of energy management provides an analysis of energy demand in a facility, and provides an in-depth analysis of how to improve efficiency and save money. An essential element is the use of Energy Management Systems. These innovative devices allow a company to continuously manage energy use in every room at every hour of the day. This is especially important in hotels, where lights and HVAC systems are regularly left on when visitors have left.
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- Laboratory Airflow and Fume Hood Control Systems Re-Commissioning Program for Optimized Energy Efficiency in Laboratory Facilities (LABS) PG&E - PG&E program introduces energy efficiency to the biotech, pharmaceutical, educational and scientific laboratories-one of California's fastest growing economic drivers. Laboratory buildings generally have the highest energy density per square footage of any type of commercial building. Lab re-commissioning is a highly specific skill, and this program compliments PG&E's commercial RCx program which addresses more traditional commercial facilities. Intergy is the subcontractor to Newmatic Engineering for this $3 million program, which is estimated to save over 15 million kWh.
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- SCE Healthcare Energy Efficiency Program - is a targeted program of Southern California Edison that offers cash incentives for completing energy-saving retrofits of existing equipment or systems in hospitals and medical office buildings. Energy saving retro-commissioning projects are also eligible for cash incentives through HEEP. Edison healthcare customers can receive up to 50 percent of project costs not to exceed $350,000 per project.
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- SDG&E Healthcare Energy Efficiency Program - is a targeted program of San Diego Gas & Electric that offers cash incentives for completing energy-saving retrofits of existing equipment or systems in hospitals and medical office buildings. Energy saving retro-commissioning projects are also eligible for cash incentives through HEEP.
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Current water projects
- San Francisco PUC Water Savers Program - Intergy is implementing this innovative program to provide water efficiency savings throughout San Francisco in both public and private facilities. Intergy is working with large users of water to find novel methods to reduce water usage by searching for areas that had previously been ignored. These include new chemical-free chiller water treatment units, laundry water recycling systems, and weather-based irrigation controllers. This program will achieve 354,300 CCF of water reductions by June of 2007.
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Current information technology projects
- Energy Efficiency Groupware Application (EEGA) - EEGA version 4 , the reporting and document management software used to track California's energy efficiency projects, has just been released. EEGA is an excellent example of Intergy's ability to provide unique and creative information technology solutions to the energy industry. EEGA, a document and proposal management system was selected by InfoWorld magazine as one of the 100 most innovative IT solutions for the year 2003. EEGA was developed for the California Public Utilities Commission's Energy Division as a solution to their reporting and document management problem. They needed more control of their documents and better workflow management, data storage, and analytical reporting capabilities to assist in their regulatory oversight responsibilities. The result was EEGA, an efficient web-based software solution that is used by CPUC to track information from 190 energy efficiency programs across California, and to create comprehensive progress reports with thousands of data items and supporting documents. The programs report monthly and EEGA handles the complex workflows related to documentation, reporting, and communication. EEGA solved a variety of the Energy Division's problems including how to exchange emails with large attachments effectively; how to monitor and approve workflow while creating an audit trail; and how to consolidate data spread over thousands of documents for analytical reporting.
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 - PEPMA/Project Manager - Intergy's Proposal Manager software essentially automates and streamlines the complete Request-for-Proposal process. Originally titled PEPMA (Proposal Evaluation and Proposal Management), this application was developed as a web-based software application for Southern California Edison. The software establishes an efficient system for submitting, comparing, evaluating and managing bids, RFPs, RFQs or other types of proposals. Southern California Edison is using it to drive their proposal submission and evaluation system for their $40 million worth of energy efficiency projects, substantially reducing time, labor and errors. Proposal Manager is database driven-it alerts vendors to a RFP, directs them to submit the proposal online in a uniform fashion, compares all the relevant data fields, and immediately prepares reports that can be sorted and evaluated accurately and efficiently.
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- Subcontractor Management and Reporting Tool (SMART) - Intergy developed the Proposal Evaluation & Proposal Management Application (PEPMA) and the Project Reporting Application (PRA) software to help Southern California Edison manage their RFP proposal submission and tracking processes. Intergy is now updating the project reporting application, with SMART. The new application offers expanded features and capabilities; enhancing SCE's projecting tracking and management.
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- 2006-2008 Energy Design Resources Program Application (EDR) - The 2006-2008 Energy Design Resources Program will expand its target market to include decision makers in the industrial, agricultural, and residential segments, as well as building operators and developers focused on improving energy use in existing commercial buildings. Intergy, in partnership with GeoPraxis, will research, design, and implement a solution for hosting and maintaining the Energy Design Resources (EDR) and Savings By Design (SBD) websites. This application will be used statewide by all four major California utilities
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- Time-of-Sale Energy Checkup (ToS) - Intergy is working with Geopraxis to implement a tracking and reporting site for the Time-of-Sale Energy Checkup Program (SDG&E and SCE territories). The program will allow potential home owners to get an idea of the savings they could achieve by coordinating with a qualified home inspector at the time-of-sale of a home, who would complete an energy audit at the same time as the home inspection. The application would maintain an up-to-date profile of home inspectors in the area, provide a channel for home owners to receive their energy audit reports online, and estimate their potential energy and cost savings if they implement the recommended measures.
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- Retro Commissioning Tracking Application (RCxT) - Intergy is developing the RCxT web-based application to help Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. (PECI) manage the retro-commissioning process of tracking the performance of existing buildings end-to-end from the initial screening, scoping, investigation, implementation and follow-up in SCE's territory. The application will provide detailed reports for SCE and CPUC reporting, as well as for internal management.
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- Upstream Online Distributor Rebates Application - In 2004, Intergy developed the Upstream Online Distributor Rebates application for the utilities (PG&E, SCE and SDG&E) to process upstream distributor rebates for air conditioning and electric motors The application handles the business process of the Upstream Distributor Rebate Application (DRA) program as an online web application.The software automates the administration of upstream rebate programs for AC and Motors on behalf of the IOUs, and handles the online rebate submission and approval process, which was a manual process prior to this application.
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Completed energy efficiency projects
- The 2006-08 South San Joaquin Energy Watch Program- The South San Joaquin Energy Watch Program for 2006-08 is an expansion and extension of the successful 2004-05 informational program. For 2006-08, the program will become a PG&E local government partnership. Funded by ratepayers through the public goods charge, the program will bring a comprehensive energy efficiency effort to San Joaquin County, and the cities of Tracy and Manteca more...
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- IDEEA Project - Community College Program - This 2004-05 Southern California Edison retrofit program was implemented with the goal of bringing California Community Colleges into the energy efficiency program arena already shared by the University of California and California State University facilities. Although initially targeted to two community college districts, Los Angeles and San Bernardino, the successful program ultimately influenced projects at 9 sites from 7 community college districts. more...
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- Pomona Energy Efficiency Program - Intergy successfully worked with SCE and the City of Pomona to achieve funding for a comprehensive energy efficiency program through the CPUC. This project will be executed in 2004-2005. The information component will include an outreach and a Direct Install component. The outreach component will include over 100,000 mailers, 4 email campaigns, six training sessions for vendors and customers, and development of a tailored energy efficiency website for the City of Pomona. The Direct Install component will consist of coordinating the installation of over 500 T8 fixtures and 1200 Pedestrian signals. more...
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- San Joaquin County Comprehensive Energy Program - Intergy is implementing a comprehensive energy efficiency Program in San Joaquin County based on funding we received from the California PUC. This involves comprehensive audits in over 500 facilities, complete installation assistance, post installation Quality Checks, email and direct mail marketing to residential and non-residential customers, web site development, and community meetings to highlight energy efficiency opportunities. more...
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- Stockton Energy Efficiency Program The Intergy team is successfully implementing a comprehensive energy efficiency Program in the Stockton area as a result of funding we received from the California Public Utilities Commission. This program aggressively utilizes local relationships and networks to target and deliver energy efficiency information and long-term energy and demand savings to hard-to-reach small/medium businesses in the Stockton area. There is an information component that consists of email and direct mail marketing to both residential and non-residential customers, web site development for the City of Stockton, and community meetings to highlight energy efficiency opportunities. The onsite small commercial component, known as Brighter Businesses, provides comprehensive lighting services to the small commercial market of the Greater Stockton Area. more...
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