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o Publicize individual accomplishments using case studies <br />1.4.2. Create business -facing energy use cases/company spotlights <br />1.4.3. Develop business -specific outreach materials on opportunities, incentives, and tangible and <br />intangible benefits <br />1.4.4. Launch a public -private energy efficiency campaign to catalyze action in large businesses <br />1.4.5. Identify large commercial entities with climate goals to act as community leaders, coordinate <br />with Action 1.1.5 <br />1.4.6. Expand use of behavioral strategies (e.g. turning off electronics, programming thermostats, etc.) <br />to drive energy reductions <br />RESOURCES <br />• Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) —The Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program allows <br />home and business owners to finance efficiency projects through a voluntary assessment on their <br />property. <br />• Saint Paul Port Authority (Trillion BTU) —The Trillion BTU program, administered by Saint Paul Port <br />Authority, provides rebates and loans to businesses to complete energy improvements <br />• MN Department of Commerce (Rev It Up) — Commerce annually solicits a request for proposals (RFP) <br />from units of local government seeking low-cost, long-term capital to finance community energy <br />efficiency and renewable energy system projects that are financed via energy savings and/or projected <br />revenues created by the systems. <br />• Xcel Energy — Offers a variety of rebates and efficiency programs to customers. <br />• CenterPoint— Offers a variety of rebates and efficiency programs to customers. <br />• Institute for Market Transformation — Provides more rationale behind this type of policy, along with case <br />study examples and a tool to compare policies across the country. <br />• American Council for an Energy -Efficient Economy —The State and Local Policy database includes many <br />cities' building energy disclosure policies and their requirements. <br />• Minneapolis — The City of Minneapolis has passed a Building Rating & Disclosure Policy. This document <br />lays out the rationale of the policy, how it is designed, its benefits, and how it will be enforced. <br />GOAL 2: Reduce energy consumption in small to mid -size commercial buildings by 30% by 2030, as <br />compared to the business -as -usual forecast. <br />Small and mid -sized commercial buildings are defined here as less than 20,000 square feet. These buildings <br />currently comprise 75% of the total number of commercial buildings in St. Louis Park (460 of 626), but are <br />estimated to consume only 36%of the commercial energy; an effective engagement strategy will be necessary <br />to reduce the burden on time and staff resources and achieve high participation. <br />Strategies: <br />• Building Retrofits: 117 small and mid -sized buildings complete retrofits by 2030, resulting in an average <br />energy savings of 18% (0.7% of total building emissions). <br />• Appliance Equipment and Fixture Efficiency: 188 buildings replace equipment with high efficiency <br />models, resulting in an average energy savings of 17% (2.6% of total building emissions). <br />• Efficient Building Operations: By 2030, 235 buildings are actively engaged in building operations BMPs, <br />saving an average of 23% (3.0% of total building emissions). <br />
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