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TCAAP Energy Integration Resiliency Framework <br />Policy White Paper – Policy and Regulation Overview <br /> 53 <br />Figure 5. Comparison of Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) impact across design and construction <br />standards30 <br />The JDA could work with Xcel Energy to create an expedited process for completing the development <br />requirements and make use of Xcel Energy’s conservation programs. For example, Xcel Energy’s Energy <br />Design Assistance Program could create a service path that specifically addresses SB 2030 buildings and <br />their requirements. <br />8.5.1.2. Low-Density Residential Design and Development Guidelines <br />For single-family homes and low-density residential development, implementation of a low-cost <br />energy-focused set of guidelines is more challenging. One more modest option is Minnesota Green <br />Path, which offers a relatively cost-effective path towards two different levels of home energy- <br />efficiency and sustainable site development.31 Requiring homes to be Green Path Certified, for <br />example, is one way to avoid additional burden on plan reviewers, as the certification process would <br />be administered by a third-party. Prioritized permitting and upfront financial incentives could be <br />offered, the first for homes that meet the MN Green Path Advanced Certification and the second for <br />homes that achieve MN Green Path Master Certification. <br /> <br />30 Based on EUI calculations using SB 2030 design software and the average EUI for a sample of office buildings used in the 2012 study, <br />Postoccupancy Energy Consumption Survey of Arizona’s LEED New Construction Population. <br />31 http://www.mngreenpath.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Electives-Checklistv2.pdf <br />0 <br />10 <br />20 <br />30 <br />40 <br />50 <br />60 <br />70 <br />80 <br />90 <br />100 <br />2003 CBECS <br />MEI Buildings <br />LEED 2.2 (Office) LEED v4 (Office) Sb 2030 2014 <br />(Office) <br />SB 2030 2015 <br />(Office) <br />EU <br />I <br />
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