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ENERGY ANALYSIS <br />Recommended energy efficiency measures (EEMs) were identified in the energy audit reports for <br />this building (See Appendix A). <br />EEMs should be implemented to ensure compliance with the standard. As a Tier 2 detention center, <br />this facility is not required yet to meet the EUIt, however, an energy audit has been conducted and <br />a list of EEMs to implemented is included below. In addition to the EEMs listed here, due to the <br />unusual configuration in which the Detention Center supplies electricity to some of the equipment <br />in the courthouse, implementing the EEMs recommended for the courthouse may improve <br />performance metrics for the Detention Center. <br />Table 3 - Energy Analysis <br />Useful Life <br />Suggested <br />of <br />•tal Project <br />TotalImplEEM <br />Measure <br />ementation <br />(yrs) <br />Cost <br />Savings <br />Date <br />Retro-commissioning <br />5 <br />$31,400 <br />94,357 <br />kWh/year <br />2026 <br />LED Replacement <br />15 <br />$66,250 <br />89,250 <br />kWh/year <br />2029-31 <br />Pump VFDs <br />15 <br />$18,125 <br />38,363 <br />kWh/year <br />2025 <br />Controls Upgrade <br />20 <br />$340,000 <br />238,477 <br />kWh/year <br />2028 29 <br />ENERGY MANAGER <br />The building owner has designated an energy manager (EM) to develop and maintain an energy <br />management plan for the building. <br />Energy Manager's name: Cody Cupp <br />Energy Manager's association with the building: Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance <br />