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Jack Lavin, Director Pat Quinn, Governor

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` Sets goals of 0.2% reduction in electricity load, rising to2.0% reduction by 2015

` Increases state energy efficiency funding from $3 millionto ~$200 million plus

` Funded with fees on ComEd and Ameren Illinois electric

utility customers` 75% ComEd & Ameren Illinois, 25% DCEO

` 10% of funds to local governments, K-12 schools, and

community colleges` Three-year plan approved by Illinois Commerce

Commission

` Started June 1, 2008

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` Public Sector(~65%)

Local Governments K-12 Schools

Community Colleges

Universities

State & Federal Facilities

` Low Income (~25%) New Construction/Gut

Rehab Remodeling/Weatherization

` Technical Assistance (~5%)

Commercial Bldg Assessments Design Assistance

Large Customer ManagementPractices Assessments

` Education & Training (~5%) Building Codes

Building Operators/Owners Design/Construction and HVAC

Replacement Industry

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` Standard: set incentives

for specific lighting,HVAC, motors, andrefrigeration equipment

that are energy efficient` Custom: an incentive of

7 cents/kWh saved for

measures that are notstandard

` New Construction: new

construction incentive tobuild beyond code($0.20-$1.00/sq. ft. or 5

cents/kWh)` Retro-Commissioning:

identify and implementlow cost tune-ups andadjustments to existingbuilding operatingsystems

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Standard

` Set incentives for a standard list of equipment upgrades

Custom` 7 cents/kWh for measures with 1-7 year payback

Caps

` $100,000 per program year (June to May)` 100% of Incremental Measure Costs (added cost of

increasing efficiency beyond standard replacement

option)` 50% of Total Project Costs

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Type of Project No. of Applications

Lighting

Retrofit

Lighting 63NewLighting 41

ExitSigns 38

OccupancySensors 20

Delamping 11

LEDTrafficSignals 14

CFLs 14

HVAC

ACEquipment 4

VariableSpeedDrive 12

Motors 3Custom 12

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` On-line: www.illinoisenergy.org (to download applications)

` E-mail: illinois.energy@illinois.gov

` Fax: (217)785-2618` Mail: Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity

Bureau of Energy and Recycling

Attn: PSEE620 East Adams Street

Springfield, IL 62701

http://www.illinoisenergy.org/mailto:illinois.energy@illinois.govmailto:illinois.energy@illinois.govhttp://www.illinoisenergy.org/

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` Solar Energy Rebate Program: provides a rebateof 30 percent of eligible project costs up to $10,000related to a solar thermal or solar photovoltaic systeminstallation

` Solar Energy Incentive Program: provides grants forsolar thermal systems or certain photovoltaicinstallations over $50,000 in total cost

` Renewable Energy Business Development Program:

grants to develop renewable energy businesses andcomponent manufacturers

` Biogas and Biogas-to-Energy Program: providesgrants for feasibility studies and purchase andinstallation of equipment that uses biogas or biomass to

produce electricity or heat

10

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` Standard Incentive Program Andrea Reiff 217-785-0164

` Custom, New Construction Incentive Programs Tom Coe 217-785-2433

` Outreach & Marketing Carol Kulek 217-785-3412

` Renewable Energy Programs Wayne Hartel 217-785-3420

` Energy Programs & Policy David Baker 217-785-5222

Or e-mail at Illinois.energy@illinois.gov

mailto:Illinois.energy@illinois.govmailto:Illinois.energy@illinois.gov

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Energy Audits, DesignAssistance

` Smart Energy DesignAssistance Center

(SEDAC)` Large-Customer Energy

Analysis (LEAP)

` Energy PerformanceContracting (EPC)

Training & Education

` Building Industry Training& Education

` Code Training` Building Operator

Training` Lights for Learning` Green-Jobs Grants

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` Partnership with the University of Illinois, SEDAC Design AssistanceExperts and Energy Service Providers

`

Assist public sector and private building owners identify opportunitiesto save energy and money

` Provides energy audits, analysis and design assistance including:

Design review and/or site inspection

Computer modeling of base case and alternatives with ECMs Energy savings analysis

Life cycle cost analysis

Final report with recommendations

` Energy service provider list

` To apply for FREE assistance: Call 1-800-214-7954 or visitwww.sedac.org to download application or apply on line

http://www.sedac.org/http://www.sedac.org/

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` Energy performance contracting redirects energy, water andoperations & maintenance savings to amortize buildingimprovements without up-front costs. Performance and savings areguaranteed over term of contract

` DCEO provides no cost technical assistance and advice thatincludes:

Boilerplate documents:x Request for Proposal

x Energy Audit Agreement

x Energy Service Agreement

` Measurement and Verification Assistance

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A unique educational opportunity for Illinois students toearn money for their school or organization by sellingmoney saving, energy efficient Compact FluorescentLight bulbs (CFLs)

Participating schools keep 50% of the proceeds

Presentations are provided to educate students and theircommunity about the environmental and financial

benefits of using CFLs

For information: www.mwalliance.org

Lights for Learning

http://www.mwalliance.org/programs.phphttp://www.mwalliance.org/programs.php

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Link Information

www.illinoisenergy.org DCEOEnergyPrograms:guidelines,RFPs,contacts,

applications,andotherresources

www.ActOnEnergy.net Infoon

Ameren

ActOnEnergy

Business

Programs

www.ComEd.com InfoonComEd SmartIdeasBusinessSolutionsPrograms

www.ileeps.org EEPSInformationforDCEO,ComEdandAmerenEEPS

programs

www.sedac.org SmartEnergy

Design

Assistance

Center:

Technical

assistance

forbusinessesandpublicsectorprovidingenergyinformation,

newsandtrainings,energyserviceproviderlist

www.illinoisrecycles.com DCEORecycling

Programs

for

local

government,

businesses,

nonprofitsK12schoolsanduniversities

www.illinoiscleanenergy.org ILCleanEnergyCommunityFoundation:grantsforenergy

efficiency,renewableenergyandnaturalareasforlocal

government

and

non

profits

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David Baker

Manager, Energy Efficiency/Energy PolicyBureau of Energy and Recycling

217-785-5222

david.s.baker@illinois.gov