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This chapter presents a number of energy efficiency technologies that currently make up energy efficiency technology inventory of Bonneville power Administration (BPA). In Sect. 10.2, you will be presented with regional efforts toward uncovering the next generation of energy efficiency technologies along with a technology management framework that is currently being used in the region. In Sect. 10.3, you will also be presented with a list of prior energy efficiency technologies that has come out as an output of aforesaid framework and the full list of technologies that are currently being assessed.

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Appendices

Appendix 1: List of Emerging Technologies Under Review at BPA

This list has been acquired from Bonneville Power Administration Energy Efficiency Group website. Link: http://www.bpa.gov/energy/n/emerging_technology/pdf/E3TNW_TechList_2012_01_30.pdf

No

Emerging technology

Focus area

1

Food cooking

Commercial kitchen

2

Computer power supply ET

Consumer electronics

3

High power density in data centers

Consumer electronics

4

Intelligent power strip

Consumer electronics

5

Advanced network power management

Consumer electronics

6

High-efficiency set-top boxes

Consumer electronics

7

Appliance power monitoring device

Consumer electronics

8

OLED screens

Consumer electronics

9

Efficient office equipment

Consumer electronics

10

Flash memory for hard drives computers

Consumer electronics

11

Copier of the future

Consumer electronics

12

ENERGY STAR standby in electronics

Consumer electronics

13

Integrated processor chips

Consumer electronics

14

Efficient power supplies

Consumer electronics

15

Heat pump dryer

Consumer electronics

16

Low swirl combustion

Consumer electronics

17

Smart grid

Consumer electronics

18

Best-in-class efficient equipment

Consumer electronics

19

Youlet glowing wall outlet

Consumer electronics

20

Smart charger controller

Consumer electronics

21

Indoor plants to improve indoor air quality

Energy management

22

Ceramment (TM) ceramic cement-based concrete replacement

Energy management

23

ASHRAE Advanced energy design guides (AEDG)

Energy management

24

Building energy performance analytics software and services

Energy management

25

Nonintrusive load monitoring

Energy management

26

Meter each building on university campuses

Energy management

27

Wireless pneumatic thermostat

Energy management

28

Advanced rooftop unit controls with remote access and energy monitoring

Energy management

29

Air flow management for data centers

Energy management

30

Effective customer engagement programs for home energy management

Energy management

31

Innovative behavior change techniques

Energy management

32

On-bill financing of energy efficiency projects

Energy management

33

Continuous energy improvement (CEI)

Energy management

34

Flower pod

Energy management

35

Utility-to-building connection

Energy management

36

Hotel room automation

Energy management

37

Home displays

Energy management

38

Server virtualization

Energy management

39

Continuous energy management

Energy management

40

Advanced metering

Energy management

41

Wireless building automation

Energy management

42

Dashboard systems and continuous monitoring-based commissioning

Energy management

43

Smart circuit controllers

Energy management

44

Residential occupancy based HVAC energy management

Energy management

45

Meter each space in multitenant leased property

Energy management

46

Home energy automation with interface to the smart grid

Energy management

47

Creative financing for emerging technology projects

Energy management

48

EnergyCAP energy management software

Energy management

49

Master control for residential electrical appliances

Energy management

50

Home energy wireless controls

Energy management

51

Wastewater treatment best practices trainings

Energy management

52

National sharing of custom project lessons learned

Energy management

53

Energy saving competitions among businesses

Energy management

54

Promote ASHRAE 100

Energy management

55

Piggyback on other programs for program outreach

Energy management

56

Infrared drive-by building envelope assessments

Energy management

57

Energy tracking and cost accounting software

Energy management

58

Internet-based refrigeration system monitoring system

Energy management

59

Training on energy efficient product selection

Energy management

60

Increased use of key performance indicators in HVAC system optimization

Energy management

61

ASD trainings

Energy management

62

Integration of technologies

Energy management

63

Techniques associated with technologies for success

Energy management

64

Wireless, web-enabled monitoring

Energy management

65

Integrated and turnkey energy management and control solutions

Energy management

66

Data center energy management tools

Energy management

67

Nonintrusive load monitoring

Energy management

68

Zero-based benchmarking tools

Energy management

69

Web-enabled thermostats

Energy management

70

ISO 50,001

Energy management

71

Home energy use displays

Energy management

72

Handheld audit devices

Energy management

73

Programs supporting energy savings indirectly

Energy management

74

Energy use benchmarking tool using utility meter data

Energy management

75

Regression analysis of utility bills to identify savings opportunities

Energy management

76

High-performance window value purchase program

Energy management

77

Prorated tenant energy billing

Energy management

78

Incentivizing use of energy star’s portfolio manager

Energy management

79

Whole-building energy monitoring

Energy management

80

Integrate industrial energy management systems into existing equipment tracking systems

Energy management

81

Increased feedback from vendors to building managers

Energy management

82

Data translators for energy management system inputs

Energy management

83

List of low/no-cost measures

Energy management

84

Logic flow diagrams for sequence of operations

Energy management

85

Enterprise information systems

Energy management

86

Incorporate energy management into continuous improvement programs

Energy management

87

Guidelines for building energy management

Energy management

88

Shared savings with commercial leasing

Energy management

89

Innovative behavior change techniques

Energy management

90

Noninvasive energy meter

Energy management

91

Passive house

Energy management

92

Web-enabled thermostat for small commercial application

Energy management

93

Smart residential thermostat

Energy management

94

Low-cost energy management and control system for small to medium commercial buildings

Energy management

95

Vacancy sensors

Energy management

96

Biobased window foam

Envelope

97

Cool roofs

Envelope

98

Smart garage

Envelope

99

Thin buildings

Envelope

100

Low cost, stable switchable mirrors: lithium ion mirrors with improved stability

Envelope

101

DOE high performance windows volume purchase program

Envelope

102

Window films

Envelope

103

Aerogel insulation—piping, ducts, and buildings

Envelope

104

Smart windows

Envelope

105

Super windows

Envelope

106

Insulated vinyl siding

Envelope

107

Reverse cycle chiller application in multifamily dwelling

HVAC

108

Advanced design rooftop HVAC unit

HVAC

109

Pressure independent flow control valves

HVAC

110

Retrofit roof top HVAC w/ heat recovery economizer

HVAC

111

Ductless mini-split heat pump for small commercial applications

HVAC

112

Super energy saver heat pump

HVAC

113

Desiccant dehumidifiers for grocery and cold storage

HVAC

114

Active and multiservice chilled beams

HVAC

115

Sewage heat recovery

HVAC

116

Variable-speed pool pumps

HVAC

117

Advanced refrigeration control

HVAC

118

Variable capacity compressor in packaged rooftop units

HVAC

119

Hybrid DX packaged RTU, staged compressors

HVAC

120

Domestic water heating from ac condensing unit

HVAC

121

Prevention of overventilating (during noneconomizer times)

HVAC

122

Economizer modification via VFD on blower

HVAC

123

PAX Principle flow technology

HVAC

124

Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation

HVAC

125

Passive options for heating and ventilation

HVAC

126

Ductless heat pump with OSA ventilation

HVAC

127

Underfloor air distribution

HVAC

128

Low pressure duct design

HVAC

129

Displacement ventilation: underfloor, etc.

HVAC

130

CO2 sensor control (instead of heat exchangers)

HVAC

131

Heat recovery ventilator for commercial application

HVAC

132

Direct–indirect evaporative cooler

HVAC

133

Freezer defrost controller

HVAC

134

Field vacuum precooling (for produce storage)

HVAC

135

District system well water with WSHP

HVAC

136

HRV need low pressure considerations in sizing

HVAC

137

Improving thermal distribution systems for small commercial buildings

HVAC

138

AHU designed for low pressure

HVAC

139

Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) w/o internal/external heat recovery

HVAC

140

Commercial heat pump water heaters

HVAC

141

Potential worse performance at peak load, optimized controls

HVAC

142

Vapor injection for scroll compressors in air conditioning (subcool refrigerant to get below ambient)

HVAC

143

Premium ventilation package for rooftop units

HVAC

144

Hotel/motel room PTACs with key card or occupancy sensors

HVAC

145

Thermal displacement ventilation

HVAC

146

Coolerado cooler 5-t rooftop unit (RTU)

HVAC

147

Natural-gas-fired heat pump, toyota ecovaire

HVAC

148

Integral-collector-storage (ICS) solar water heater

HVAC

149

Reuse of heat from server

HVAC

150

Use lighting occupancy sensors for offices to control HVAC

HVAC

151

Commercial ECM motors on series VAV for speed control on terminal units

HVAC

152

Set residential and/or commercial HVAC equipment tightness requirements per ASHRAE Std 193 MOT

HVAC

153

UVC treatment of HVAC coils

HVAC

154

Hybrid direct expansion with evaporative cooling

HVAC

155

Air flow management in high density data centers

HVAC

156

eCube temperature sensor

HVAC

157

Direct server cabinet cooling

HVAC

158

Solar preheater for ventilation air

HVAC

159

Micro-CHP

HVAC

160

Radiant heating and cooling with dedicated outside air (OSA) ventilation system

HVAC

161

Operation and maintenance rating system for commercial buildings

HVAC

162

Smart defrost kits

HVAC

163

Self-commissioning using building diagnostic software

HVAC

164

Retrocommissioning major equipment such as chillers

HVAC

165

Residential water cooled condenser

HVAC

166

Verified air conditioner refrigerant charge and air flow

HVAC

167

Motor by nova torque 1/3 to 10 HP, super efficiency

HVAC

168

Integrated night ventilation cooling

HVAC

169

Premium HVAC equipment

HVAC

170

Centrifugal compressors with magnetic bearings and speed control

HVAC

171

Spray cooling for CPUs

HVAC

172

Occupancy sensor HVAC controls

HVAC

173

Ultrasonic humidification

HVAC

174

Fleet ventilation

HVAC

175

Air conditioning for climates with high or low sensible heat ratios

HVAC

176

RTU economizer embedded diagnostics with anomaly detection

HVAC

177

Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) heat pumps with internal/external heat recovery

HVAC

178

Airblade hand dryer

HVAC

179

Single-phase motor speed control

HVAC

180

Antifog film

HVAC

181

Frigitek evaporator fan controller

HVAC

182

Insulated heat tape for freeze protection for water pipes

HVAC

183

Aqua chill/cool 3–5 t water cooled DX

HVAC

184

Water treatment strategies for evaporative cooling systems

HVAC

185

Ducts in the conditioned space

HVAC

186

Demand-controlled ventilation for commercial kitchens

HVAC

187

Function heat pump: hot water, radiant floors, and cooling

HVAC

188

Drain-water heat recovery

HVAC

189

In-rack data center cooling

HVAC

190

Desiccant cooling

HVAC

191

Embedded diagnostics

HVAC

192

Demand control on item for morning warm-up

HVAC

193

Demand-controlled ventilation

HVAC

194

Heat pump water heater-residential integrated units

HVAC

195

FANWALL technology

HVAC

196

Aerosol-based duct sealing for residential and commercial buildings

HVAC

197

Heat pump maximizer

HVAC

198

Combined heat and power

HVAC

199

Low-lift cooling technology option set

HVAC

200

Efficient laboratory hoods

HVAC

201

HRV for common spaces in multifamily

HVAC

202

Evaporation-cooled ceiling tiles

HVAC

203

Air to water and water to water heat pumps, turbo loop

HVAC

204

Low energy comfort using solar, night cooling, etc.

HVAC

205

Thermal energy storage (to reduce peak load)

HVAC

206

Premium efficiency motor for furnace PSC vs. ECM motors change-outs

HVAC

207

Duct design with ECM motors as a package

HVAC

208

Filter efficiency requirements: set static pressure limit for flow (lower pressure ventilation)

HVAC

209

Integrated design strategies: duct sizing, coils, number of zones, filter sizing; a package of design measures; keep it simple

HVAC

210

Heat home with dehumidifier

HVAC

211

Condensing dryers, hp water heater, water heater extracts heat from dryer for DHW

HVAC

212

Ductless heat pumps, low temperature, for residential application

HVAC

213

Variable speed compressors

HVAC

214

Integrated bldg. systems

HVAC

215

Absorption chiller with solar hw and digital controls

HVAC

216

Low temp supply air to reduce volumetric flow rate

HVAC

217

RTU simplified energy meter and embedded diagnostics with anomaly detection

HVAC

218

ECM for exhaust fans and terminal units

HVAC

219

Cromer under ASHRAE review

HVAC

220

Microchannel evaporator

HVAC

221

Phase-change drywall

HVAC

222

Solid state economizer controller and sensor

HVAC

223

Diagnostic software for HVAC systems

HVAC

224

Dedicated outside air system (DOAS) for VAV HVAC systems

HVAC

225

Single zone VAV

HVAC

226

Tighter HVAC boxes

HVAC

227

High efficiency chiller

HVAC

228

High-performance indirect evaporative cooler

HVAC

229

Improved duct sealing standards

HVAC

230

Partial OSA economizer for loop-type systems

HVAC

231

Ground heat exchanger

HVAC

232

Low pressure drop piping system

HVAC

233

Low temperature air for airside economizer

HVAC

234

Packaged CHP

HVAC

235

Cooling tower slab cooling

HVAC

236

Desiccant-enhanced evaporative air conditioner (DEVap)

HVAC

237

Differential enthalpy control of economizers, not dry bulb or simple enthalpy

HVAC

238

Energy enhancing controller for constant volume rooftop units

HVAC

239

Microheater microchannel combustor

HVAC

240

Circulating pumps with variable speed permanent magnet motors

HVAC

241

Ductless mini-split heat pumps with variable speed compressors for residential application

HVAC

242

Ductless mini-split heat pump for multifamily housing

HVAC

243

Ductless mini-split heat pump for manufactured homes

HVAC

244

Low temperature VRF with simultaneous heating and cooling for large commercial applications

HVAC

245

Low temperature VRF without simultaneous heating and cooling for large commercial

HVAC

246

DualCool evaporative cooler to precool ventilation air

HVAC

247

Ground source variable refrigerant flow systems

HVAC

248

Quiet climate 2: efficient heat pump for portable classrooms

HVAC

249

Variable-speed compressor single-zone ducted heat pump

HVAC

250

Modular HVAC equipment

HVAC

251

Nanotechnology membrane-based dehumidifier

HVAC

252

Air-side economizers for data centers

HVAC

253

Smart thermostat

HVAC

254

Variable volume dust collection system

Industrial/agriculture

255

Energy efficient motors

Industrial/agriculture

256

Heat pump water heaters using CO2 for commercial and industrial applications

Industrial/agriculture

257

Heat-of-compression desiccant dryers (replacing existing desiccant compressed air dryers that use electric resistance heat)

Industrial/agriculture

258

Ultrananocrystalline diamond (UNCD®) mechanical seals

Industrial/agriculture

259

Wireless sensors

Industrial/agriculture

260

Electrodialysis for wine industry

Industrial/agriculture

261

Replacing desiccant compressed air dryers with refrigerated dryers

Industrial/agriculture

262

Compressors with variable speed drives

Industrial/Agriculture

263

New variable speed drives

Industrial/agriculture

264

Industrial pumps and fans

Industrial/agriculture

265

System optimization

Industrial/agriculture

266

Positive displacement pump and control for injection molding

Industrial/agriculture

267

Automatic reset of dryer dewpoint setpoint

Industrial/agriculture

268

Thermosorber for food processing

Industrial/agriculture

269

Conversion of industrial equipment from compressed air to direct drive

Industrial/agriculture

270

Clean-on-demand compressed air controls for baghouses

Industrial/agriculture

271

Variable speed die casting machine

Industrial/agriculture

272

Near net-shape casting

Industrial/agriculture

273

Interlock of pulsation unit with dairy milking vacuum system

Industrial/agriculture

274

Advanced industrial controls

Industrial/agriculture

275

Emissivity sensors

Industrial/agriculture

276

Moisture sensors

Industrial/agriculture

277

Power electronics

Industrial/agriculture

278

Smart controllers—sensorless

Industrial/agriculture

279

Temperature sensors

Industrial/agriculture

280

Low-energy precision application (LEPA) irrigation

Industrial/agriculture

281

On-demand ventilation controls for dust and fume collection systems

Industrial/agriculture

282

Add pumps to reduce block heater loads

Industrial/agriculture

283

Office of the future technologies

Integrated design

284

New technology education and awareness

Lighting

285

LED high-bay lighting fixture with built-in daylight dimming

Lighting

286

LED task lighting

Lighting

287

Mesopic lighting for low light visibility

Lighting

288

High-bay fluorescent lighting

Lighting

289

Modular CFL downlights

Lighting

290

High color temperature lighting

Lighting

291

HID electronic ballast

Lighting

292

Lighting occupancy sensors for linear fluorescent, hid, and solid state lighting

Lighting

293

Lighting fixtures with advanced local lighting controls

Lighting

294

Metal halide retail lighting ceramic

Lighting

295

Reduced wattage, high color temperature T5 lamps

Lighting

296

Level lighting with occupancy sensors in parking lots and garages

Lighting

297

SSL display lighting

Lighting

298

Scotopic lighting

Lighting

299

Daylighting solar canopy

Lighting

300

LED street lighting

Lighting

301

Solid state outdoor area lighting

Lighting

302

Solid state plasma lighting

Lighting

303

Fluorescent dimming controls

Lighting

304

CFL downlights

Lighting

305

LED refrigerated and freezer case lighting

Lighting

306

Induction lighting

Lighting

307

Advanced occupancy controls for lighting and HVAC

Lighting

308

OLED lighting

Lighting

309

LED downlights for residential retrofit applications

Lighting

310

Continuous dimming with daylight harvesting

Lighting

311

Electron-stimulated luminescence lighting

Lighting

312

Level stairwell lighting control

Lighting

313

Directional solid state lighting for interior spaces

Lighting

314

LED linear signage lighting

Lighting

315

Circadian lighting color tuning

Lighting

316

LEDs for commercial signs (other than linear)

Lighting

317

Integral LED nightlight/occupancy sensor control for hotel bathroom lighting

Lighting

318

Wireless lighting controls

Lighting

319

Mirrored light pipes

Lighting

320

5/T-8 HO wall packs for 12/7 or 24/7 outdoor applications

Lighting

321

Advanced lens fluorescent fixtures

Lighting

322

Integrated classroom lighting system

Lighting

323

LED elevator lighting

Lighting

324

Lighting control commissioning

Lighting

325

Nondaylight sensors for outdoor lighting

Lighting

326

Dimmable fluorescent lighting

Lighting

327

Personal lighting system

Lighting

328

Photoluminescent exit signs

Lighting

329

Fiber optic daylighting

Lighting

330

Simplified daylight controls

Lighting

331

Street sign lighting

Lighting

332

LED for covered parking lots

Lighting

333

LED under-cabinet lighting

Lighting

334

LED luminaires, residential

Lighting

335

Improved CFLs

Lighting

336

Hotel room lighting

Lighting

337

Intelligent hotel bathroom lights

Lighting

338

LED directional replacement lamps

Lighting

339

LED A-lamp replacement

Lighting

340

LED testing

Lighting

341

Low wattage metal halide

Lighting

342

Increased task lighting, reduced ambient lighting

Lighting

343

Bi-level office lighting with occupancy sensors, auto-on 50 %

Lighting

344

Cold-cathode lighting dimmable

Lighting

345

Lighting controls for outdoor lighting

Lighting

346

LED T8 lamp replacement

Lighting

347

Cold cathode compact fluorescent lamps for general illumination

Lighting

348

Cold cathode fluorescent sign lighting

Lighting

349

Street lighting using t5 fluorescent lamps

Lighting

350

Microplasma lighting

Lighting

351

Sulfur plasma lighting

Lighting

352

LED high bay with wireless control

Lighting

353

Highly efficient incandescent light bulbs

Lighting

354

Hybrid halogen-CFL light bulb

Lighting

355

Skylights and windows with aerogel filling

Lighting

356

LED retrofit kits for outdoor lighting applications

Lighting

357

LED outdoor wall packs

Lighting

358

LED bollards

Lighting

359

LED outdoor wall wash luminaires

Lighting

360

LED parking garage lighting

Lighting

361

LED track lighting

Lighting

362

LED display case lighting

Lighting

363

LED linear panels (troffers)

Lighting

364

LED interior high bay and low bay lighting

Lighting

365

LED canopy lighting

Lighting

366

LED indoor wall wash luminaires

Lighting

367

LED downlights (recessed cans) for commercial applications

Lighting

368

High temperature water and space heating for peak demand management

Water heating

369

Heat pump water heaters for commercial kitchens

Water heating

370

Pump controls

Water heating

371

EcoCute carbon-dioxide-based heat pump water heater

Water heating

Appendix 2: BPA Residential Sector Energy Efficiency Program Reimbursements

Program component or measure

Reimbursement level

Lighting

Specialty CFLs

$2.25–$5.50

Standard twister CFLs

$1.00–$4.00

CFL fixtures

$10.00

Showerheads

$12.00–$20.00/unit

Appliances (new)

ENERGY STAR clothes washers

$20.00–$70.00/washer

ENERGY STAR freezers

$15.00/freezer

ENERGY STAR refrigerators

$15.00/refrigerator

Refrigerator and freezer decommissioning

$100.00/unit

Electric water heating

Electric storage water heaters

$25.24–$105.77

Gravity-film heat exchangers

$159.77–$228.24

Pipe insulation

$4.31–$12.92

HVAC measures

Ductless heat pumps

$1,500.00/unit

Ducted systems with PTCS

PTCS air-source heat pump upgrade

$500.00–$1,00,000/unit

PTCS air-source heat pump conversions

$1,400.00–$1,900.00/unit

PTCS heat pump commissioning and controls

$300.00/unit

PTCS geothermal (ground-source) heat pump systems (new)

$2,400.00–$3,000.00/unit

PTCS duct sealing

$400.00–$500.00/unit

Line voltage electronic thermostats

$115.00–$160.00/unit

New construction

New ENERGY STAR manufactured homes

$850.00–$1,450.00/unit

New ENERGY STAR/built green site-built homes

$200.00–$1,800.00/unit

Montana house (v 2.0)

$200.00–$1,500/unit

New multifamily construction

$80.00–$140.00/unit

Weatherization (standard income)

Insulation

No info available

Prime window replacement

$6.00/square foot

Air sealing

No info available

Low-income weatherization and duct sealing

<$20.00/ square foot for prime window replacement

Residential custom projects

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Appendix 3: BPA Commercial Sector Energy Efficiency Program Reimbursements

Program component or measure

Reimbursement level

Commercial custom projects—existing buildings

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Commercial lighting

Subject to multisector reimbursements

LED traffic signals

$50.00–$115.00

Commercial HVAC

Unitary air-conditioning

No info available

Commercial ductless heat pump

$750.00–$1,000.00/unit

Web-enabled programmable thermostats in modular classrooms

$100.00–$275.00/unit

Commercial shell measures

Insulation in existing small office or retail

$0.13 per kWh

Small commercial retrofit windows

$3.00–$6.00/square foot

Commercial refrigeration

BPA Energy Smart Grocer Program

No info available

Deemed refrigeration retrofit measures

No info available

Commercial kitchen and food service equipment

Commercial food service reach-in refrigerators and freezers

$50.00–$350.00/refrigerator or freezer

Commercial ice makers

$100.00–$300.00/ice maker

Commercial kitchen steamers

$100.00–$200.00/steamer

Commercial kitchen hot food holding cabinets

$200.00–$400.00/cabinet

Combination ovens

$1,750.00/oven

Convection ovens

$200.00/oven

Electric fryers

$125.00/installation

Dishwashers

$100.00–$750.00/dishwasher

Prerinse spray wash valves

$100.00/installation

Refrigerator/freezer recycling

$100.00/unit

Additional deemed offerings

Network computer power management

$10.00/workstation

ENERGY STAR commercial clothes washer

$25.00–$200.00/washer

Electric storage water heaters

$25.00/unit

Smart power strips

$20.00/strip

Commercial showerheads

$30.60/showerhead

Commercial new construction

Energy smart design—office and trade-offs

$0.25–$0.50/square foot

New commercial construction/major renovation

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Appendix 4: BPA Industrial Sector Energy Efficiency Program Reimbursements

Program component or measure

Reimbursement level

Energy management pilot

Energy project manager

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Track and tune projects

Subject to custom project reimbursements

High performance energy management

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Trade ally delivered small industrial measures

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Northwest trade ally network (nonresidential lighting)

Subject to custom project reimbursements

BPA funded technical service providers (TSP)

Not applicable

Variable frequency drives in spud and onion storage facilities

$200.00/hp

Appendix 5: BPA Agriculture Sector Energy Efficiency Program Reimbursements

Program component or measure

Reimbursement levels

Freeze-resistant stock water tanks/fountains

$140.00–$225.00/tank or fountain

Irrigation-related measures

Irrigation system upgrades

$0.75–$175.00/sprinkler equipment

Irrigation system motors replacement

$75.00–$7,500.00/unit

Scientific irrigation scheduling

$5.20/acre

Irrigation pump testing and system analysis

$50.00–$300.00/test or analysis

Variable frequency drives

Small milking machines in dairies and other approved applications

$2,200.00/verified installation

Agricultural turbine pump applications

$80.00/hp

Transformer deenergization

$0.15/kWh or 70 % of project cost

New agricultural construction

Subject to custom project reimbursements

Other agricultural measures

Subject to custom project reimbursements

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Iskin, I., Daim, T.U. (2015). Energy Efficiency Technologies: Pacific NW US Case. In: Daim, T., Kim, J., Iskin, I., Abu Taha, R., van Blommestein, K. (eds) Policies and Programs for Sustainable Energy Innovations. Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Management. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16033-7_10

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