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Page 111 <br />Group14 modeled predicted site EUl,upfrontcosts,and annual energy costs for each <br />building type to achieve the NBI EUI targets (see Table 3) under this policy option. The <br />Group14 model investigated the most cost-effective means of achieving the NBI standards <br />using both efficiency and onsite PV to reach each standard. Note, this differs from the NBI <br />methodology, which only incorporated energy efficiency measures to meet each target. <br />Estim ated <br />Upfront <br />PV size <br />Annual <br />Cost of <br />EUI <br />required to <br />Estimated <br />Energy <br />HVAC <br />EUI <br />HVAC <br />earned <br />reach EUI <br />Upfront <br />Cost <br />Building <br />Fuel <br />targets <br />without <br />without <br />Target <br />Costs <br />Savings <br />Type <br />Type <br />modeled <br />PV <br />PV <br />(M) <br />with PV <br />after PV <br />Multifamily <br />Mixed - <br />Fuel <br />23 <br />$206,661 <br />36 <br />111kW <br />$484,161 <br />$12,432 <br />All- <br />Electric <br />$182,500 <br />23 <br />4kW <br />$192,500 <br />$448 <br />Office <br />Mixed - <br />Fuel <br />21 <br />$4,180,608 <br />29 <br />185kW <br />$4,643,108 <br />$20,720 <br />All - <br />Electric <br />$4,353,828 <br />29 <br />177kW <br />$4,796,328 <br />$19,824 <br />Reta it <br />Mixed - <br />Fuel <br />34 <br />$1,123,500 <br />103 <br />310kW <br />$1,898,500 <br />$34,720 <br />All- <br />Electric <br />$1,232,200 <br />63 <br />223kW <br />$1,789,700 <br />$24,976 <br />Table 3: EUl target modeling and associated costs for buildings compliant with Policy Option I.. -Energy <br />performance standards. <br />GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS <br />To assess how this option m ight contribute to Louisville's em issions reduction goals, <br />Group14 also modeled GHG em issions resulting from a building achieving its energy <br />performance standard, based on the building type. Energy performance standards help to <br />drive up energy efficiency and drive down building emissions,as illustrated in Figures 1 a n d <br />2.In each building type, for mixed fuel and all- electric system s,a building that has <br />achieved its energy perform ance standard creates less GHG em issions than the sam e <br />building compliant with current code. <br />Group L T L ity"" <br />ENGINE €PING Iti00rifrQ $ $ plY�ppi� Loci i11 <br />17 <br />
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