Nashua South High School
ECM 1 - LED Lighting
The schools currently utilize a combination of T8 and T5 fluorescent lighting. EEI proposes
replacing the existing fixtures with new LED lighting. EEI performed a detailed survey of the
interior and exterior spaces in order to identify opportunities in which we can improve
lighting quality, reduce maintenance costs, and save energy.
ECM 7 — Condensing Hot Water
The current water heating units are standard efficiency. This measure would be to
replace the current system with high efficiency condensing Lochinvar units Armor Floor
Mounted units with 98% efficiency. The units have a 5:1 turndown with stainless steel
heat exchanger. Scope to include new ASME storage tanks, expansion tanks, and
circulation pumps.
ECM 8 - Targeted Balancing
Scope of work:
Inspect exterior doors for deficiencies to the weather stripping and door sweeps. Install
new weather stripping and door sweeps as needed.
ECM 4 - Transformers
Assumptions:
o Net Annual Interior LED Lighting kWh Savings = 820,956 kWh
o % of time HVAC Systemis Heating = 3000 hours / 8760 hours = 35%
o % of time HVAC Systemis Cooling = 3000 hours / 8760 hours = 35%
o Heating SystemEfficiency = 80%
o Cooling System Efficiency = .7 kW/ton
o Utility Rate per Therm = $1.00/therm
o Utility Rate per kWh = $.15/kWh
Scope of Work:
Install (2,953) LED 2x4 and 2x4 retrofit fixtures with Spacewise control and wireless
dimming capability
Energy Conservation Measures
In this section of the document we will define the Energy Conservation Measures we have
evaluated for this project. Then we will define the measures on a building by building basis.
Careful consideration was given to each measure and its interaction withthe overall building
performance.
General ECM Descriptions
Nashua North High School
ECM 1 - LED Lighting
ECM Matrix
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Executive Summary
EEI is located in Merrimack, NH, and has a proven track record of designing and
implementing energy improvements to mechanical systems, building controls systems,
insulation, and renewable systems. EEI is also an approved energy management contractor
with, Eversource, Liberty Utilities, and Unitilin New Hampshire.
EEI has developed a plan which could reduce annual energy expenditures in the
district by more than $466,719.70
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