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Greater Allen Cathedral Senior Residence Energy Audit Report
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Executive Summary
QuadLogic Controls in conjunction with Greenwich Energy Solutions team performed an
energy audit at 107-37 166th Street on February 12th, April 7th, and April 14 th of 2015.
This work was performed in order to identify opportunities for energy savings and
increased comfort for the tenants.
Table 1 below illustrates the financial summary for the preliminary package of measures.
At the client’s request, QuadLogic and GES will work with building stakeholders to apply
for incentive money and engage in sensible energy supply contracts that will protect against
market fluctuations. In addition, clients may elect to use on-bill financing to reduce or even
eliminate up-front costs for implementation of efficiency measures. In many cases, the
combination of reduced energy consumption, incentive money, and on-bill financing through
one of our supply partners results in a positive cash flow from day one. An overall
consolidated package of measures should be discussed prior to implementing.
Annual building source energy consumption is 148 kBtu/ft2/yr. This implies that the facility
performs above average based on the US national median source EUI for this type of building
which is 243.2 kBtu/ft2/yr, as seen in Figure 1 below:
In all, 107-37 166th Street and its residents spent approximately $152,693 on 7,261 MMBTU
of energy in 2014, the end use breakout of which is seen in Figure 2 below:
The energy audit identified numerous cost effective energy conservation measures (ECMs)
ranging from low-cost/no-cost improvements to capital grade investments that should be
undertaken at the end of the equipment’s useful life. Highlighted measures include replacing
common area light fixtures, equipping faucets with low-flow aerators, and adding a ventilation
control fan to the trash chute.
Introduction
An energy audit was performed at 107-37 166th Street on February 12th, April 7th, and April
14th of 2015 intended to meet the criteria of the ASHRAE Level 2 audit. This report includes
the findings in this audit, and also includes the results of the Preliminary Energy Use
Analysis. The audit included the six items listed in the ASHRAE Procedures for Building
Energy Audits, Level 2, which are:
1. Perform a walk-through survey of the facility.
2. Meet with the owner/operator and occupants of the facility to learn the special needs
of the facility. Determine if any maintenance problems or practices may affect
efficiency.
3. Perform a space function analysis to determine if efficiency may be affected by
functions that diffe...