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- Making Airport Terminals More Energy Efficient
- January 24, 2005
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- December 11, 2000 - $1 million day
- 2000-2001 $17 million over budget for electricity, would have been $28
million without energy efficiency projects
- I started on June 4, 2000, crisis started at same time, pure
coincidence?
- Predecessor for energy efficiency “everything has been done already”
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- Installed over 2,000 compact fluorescent bulbs
- Installed hundreds of photo cells
- Turned off escalators & elevators
- Built a plate & frame heat exchanger over a weekend
- Installed Eco Start kits on escalators
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- Turn off lights, computers, monitors, printers
- Raised electricity rates to tenants 300%, from $.07/KWH to $.25
- Raised water rates 300%
- Spread thermostat set points from 2 degrees to 6 degrees
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- Sea-Tac Airport was the 1st public facility to comply with
Governor’s mandate for 10% energy reduction issued in December 2000.
Accomplished at end of January 2001.
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- Selected Siemens Company under the State of Washington Energy Efficiency
Performance Contracting Program
- Since the Summer of 2001 we have completed 3 Lighting retrofit projects
and 1 water conservation
- Reduced electricity by 6.6 million KWHs
- Reduced natural gas by 50,000 therms
- Reduced water & sewer by 52 million gallons
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- Almost $4 million spent to date, saving $2 million per year
- Projects are returning 25-54% Internal Rate of Return on Investment,
$125,000 in incentives from Utilities
- Improved lighting levels, lower labor costs, standardization of
materials
- Chamber of Commerce “Environmental Excellence” Award in 2002
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- Over $10 million of projects in design
- Potential 10.3 million KWHS more saved
- 30% reduction from baseline
- $1.5 million in incentives from Utilities
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- Energy Efficiency is a great financial return, improves the employee and
passenger environment, good for the environment and the community.
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Notes