Integrated Systems Packages

Integrated Systems Packages

Scaling adoption of integrated systems in the real estate life-cycle

The Packages

The ISPs are designed for three real estate events: tenant fit-out, rooftop unit replacement and whole building renovation. Each ISP includes a set of efficiency measures that are commercially proven and amenable to standardization.

Tenant Fit-out ISP Toolkit

Tenant Fit-out ISP Toolkit

The tenant fit-out package includes LED lighting and daylight dimming controls, HVAC controls based on ASHRAE Guideline 36, and energy monitoring. Optionally and where appropriate, the package also includes ceiling fans, automated interior shades, and plug-load controls.  

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CASE STUDY:  Implementation of ISP in a bank branch office(link is external)

 

 

Your feedback is welcome and may be sent to isp@lbl.gov(link sends email)

 

RTU Replacement ISP Toolkit

RTU Replacement ISP Toolkit

The Rooftop unit (RTU) replacement package includes a high-efficiency RTU,  advanced controls based on ASHRAE Guideline 36, and energy monitoring. Optionally and where appropriate, the package also includes window films and cool roofs to reduce the RTU load and size.

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Your feedback is welcome and may be sent to isp@lbl.gov(link sends email)

 

Building Renovation ISP Toolkit

Building Renovation ISP Toolkit

The building renovation package may be applied at the time of a general building upgrade. It includes LED lighting and daylight dimming controls, high-efficiency RTUs, HVAC controls based on ASHRAE Guideline 36, and energy monitoring. Optionally and where appropriate, the package also includes ceiling fans, automated interior shades, window films, cool roofs, and plug-load controls.

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Your feedback is welcome and may be sent to isp@lbl.gov(link sends email)

 

Demand Flexibility Packages

Demand Flexibility Packages

row of electrical meters

As alternative energy generation becomes a more substantial portion of the electric grid’s fuel mix across the country, when energy is used is becoming nearly as important as how much energy is used. Demand flexibility enables buildings to play an active role in the grid’s emission reductions, and provides building owners financial value from existing utility programs while enabling future automated control of building systems for grid interactivity.

This Action Guide(link is external) presents packages of technology retrofits for demand flexibility, organized to align with typical building lifecycle milestones for easy integration with existing capital planning frameworks.

Your feedback is welcome and may be sent to isp@lbl.gov(link sends email)

Schools ISP Toolkit

 

Additional Information

Energy Efficiency and the Real Estate Lifecycle. Technical Report(link is external).

Energy Efficiency Package for Tenant Fit-Out: Laboratory Testing and Validation of Energy Savings and Indoor Environmental Quality. Energies 2020, 13(20), 5311; https://doi.org/10.3390/en13205311(link is external).

Package deals for deep savings: Scaling deep retrofits in commercial buildings with integrated systems packages. ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. August 2020. Technical Report

Visit Commercial Buildings homepage for further information at cbs.lbl.gov(link is external)

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