GC Annual Report Fall 2015 - Northampton Criteria 1&2Crit 5 - Table 7
Reference
DOER reference
Other Notes
Crit 4 - Table 6 SAMPLE
Crit 4 - Table 6 Vehicle Inv
Crit 4 - Vehicle Policies
Crit 3 - Table 5 RE
RE Guidance
Crit 3 - Tbl 4 ECMs SAMPLE Data
Crit 3 - Table 4 ECMs
Crit 3 - ECMs
Crit 3 -Tbl 3 for Non-MEI Users
Crit 3 - Yr6 Table 2 Progress
Crit 3 - Overview
Crit 1 & 2 - Table 1 Sample
Crit 1 & 2
General Instructions
CY_2000
CY_2000
CY_2000
ECMs
ECMstatus
FY_2000
FY_2000
FY_2000
FY_2001
FY_2001
FY_2001
GalDiesel_MMBTU
GalFuelOil_MMBTU
GalGasoline_MMBTU
GalPropane_MMBTU
kwh_MMBTU
ListDriveSystem
ListExempt
ListOver8500
ListStretch
ListYN
therms_MMBTU
year
Years
Find and Calculate: Find the total kWh generated each month from your RE system. Find the net metering credits in kWh applied to your electric bill each month. Subtract the net metering
credits in kWh from the total RE generated. This is your building’s NET use of renewable energy generated. Contact your Regional Coordinator if you are having trouble finding the KWh
generated and credited each month.
Information Needed: Written confirmation of virtual net metering documenting there is a separate meter used for the RE system with only a small load-side usage. The load-side usage should
be reported to MassEnergyInsight under Scenario 2 above.
Information Needed: Written confirmation of RE generation for system-wide benefit with no virtual net metering. The load-side usage should be reported to MassEnergyInsight under Scenario
2 above.
If the building uses more electricity than the RE system generates, your electric meter registers postitive. The building is importing power from the electric company. Then a Green Community
should add in the amount of RE generation. This means the total building energy use = total kWh on electric bill + kWh generated by RE.
1) Do you have Conventional Net Metering?
2) Do you have Virtual Net Metering?
3) Do you live in an MLP?
Town Hall
Source for Projected Savings
Lighting Retrofit
Air Sealing
New Boiler
Drinking Water Treatment Plant
TOTAL
Projected Savings
Energy Data
Total Installed Cost ($)
Green Community Grant ($)
Utility Incentives ($)
Net Cost ($)
Projected Annual Cost Savings ($)
Financial Data
Reference Data
Funding Source(s) for Net Costs
Town Capital Plan FY2011
http://www.energystar.gov/ia/business/downloads/BP_Checklist.pdf
A-Z Energy Audit, 2008
Boilers-to-Go Quote, 2009
LED Signals Today Quote, 2009
2 Variable Speed Drives
Anti-idling retrofit for 2 police cruisers
N/A
Town Operating Budget FY2011
Town Operating Budget FY2012
Energy Masters Technical Study, 2010
green.autoblog.com
Measure
TOTAL MMBtu SAVINGS
Status
Projected
Annual Electricity Savings (kWh)
Projected
Annual Natural Gas Savings (therms)
Projected
Annual Oil Savings (gallons)
Projected
Annual Gasoline Savings (gallons)
Town Bond FY2012
Vehicles
Projected Annual Propane Savings (gallons)
Table 4
Energy Conservation Measures Data
Projected Annual Diesel Savings (gallons)
Electricity
Natural Gas
#2 Distillate Fuel Oil
Propane
Gasoline
Diesel
Total MMBtu
kWh
MMBtu
Therms
Gallons
School
Police Station
SUBTOTAL FOR BUILDINGS
Drinking Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant
Pumping in Aggregate
Open Space*
Vehicles in Aggregate
Street and Traffic Lights in Aggregate
TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Electric Renewable Energy
Thermal Renewable Energy
Location
Size of System (kW or MMBtu)
Projected
Annual Electricity Generation (kWh)
Thermal Fuel(s) Displaced
Projected Annual Thermal Fuel Savings
Other Grant ($)
Projected
Annual Gasoline Thermal Fuel Units
TOTAL RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCTION (MMBtu)
PROJECT NAME
Applicant
Project Description
Date Submitted
Decision Date
Other Pertinent Information
Type (Generation (Capacity), R&D, and/or Manufacturing)
Permit(s) (use as many rows as required)
Hilltop Wind
Renewable Energy (wind) 9 MW
Peak Performance, LLC.
Six 1.5 MW wind turbines on 16 acres of land
Site Plan Review
Approved
Modest design changes to conform to as-of-right bylaw
Wetlands (access road is in buffer zone)
Model
Make
Model Year
Month/Year Purchased
Vehicle Function
Honda
Civic Hybrid
Inspector/Assessor shared car
Address of Building
Date Building Permit Issued
New Residential (NR), Residential Retrofit (RR) or Commercial (C)
Baseline MMBtu
Year 1 MMBtu
Year 2 MMBtu
Year 3 MMBtu
Year 4 MMBtu
Year 5 MMBtu
Buildings
Water/Sewer & Pumping
Open Space (optional)
Street and Traffic Lights
Criterion 5 - Stretch Code Adoption
Date Stretch Code Concurrency Period Began:
Date Stretch Code Became Sole Effective Code:
Dated Certificate of Occupancy Issued (if not issued, please note NA)
Date Designated:
Date of Annual Report Submission
Title
Name of Preparer of Annual Report
Municipality Name
I confirm that I have reviewed this report and verify all information is true.
Type of as-of-right siting approval received:
Type of expedited permitting approval received:
Drive System: 2WD, 4 WD, or AWD
2WD
Exempt or Non-Exempt? E or NE
N
NE
3) Please follow the instruction for reporting on each Criteria on the individual Criterion Excel Sheets.
PERMITTING:
GREEN COMMUNITY ANNUAL REPORT
Criteria 1 and 2
2) Please be certain to address all areas in full. If certain requested information does not apply, then please note it as “N/A."
4) If you have any questions on these reporting requirements, please contact your DOER Green Communities Regional Coordinator (RC). The objective is to have a dialogue with Green Communities
staff BEFORE the report is due so that minimal follow-up with the municipality is required after the due date.
5) Print, fill out completely, and submit a signed copy of this page of the completed annual report as a PDF via the online system.
NARRATIVE:
Signature of Chief Executive Officer
NARRATIVE:
Other Notes
R&D
MFR
R&D and MFR
43D
Local
Yes per AR 2011
No per designation app
Yes per designation ap
blank
Generation; Solar & Wind
Generation; Wind
R&D & MFR & Solar
Generation; Solar
For Most Recent Year: Change vs. Baseline (%)
GUIDANCE FOR REPORTING RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION AS ENERGY CONSUMPTION
RE Scenario 3: Virtual Net Metering
If a building is virtually net metered, in which the RE system has its own separate meter but the financial credits are applied to a different building, then the actual amount of electricity
use of the building will be on its electric bill. For example, a municipality may have built a solar PV array on a closed landfill. The PV system has a meter but does not link to any
buildings that consume a substantial amount of energy. (The PV system will be linked to its inverter and perhaps to a small shed or security lights.) The financial value of the electricity
that is generated by the landfill solar PV system is applied to an account for electric use at the town hall and to an account for electric use at the library. The electric bills for
the town hall and library thus will show the amount of electricity that is actually used by those buildings, but only charge for the amount of electricity above and beyond what was generated
by the solar PV system on the landfill. See DOER’s Net Metering page for more details on credits for renewable generation.
RE Scenario 4: RE Generation to Control Rates (for MLPs)
Note Fiscal or Calendar Year
As-of-right designated location
Have any clean energy projects applied for approval under the zoning for which the community received Green Community Designation?
landfill
> 8500 pounds? (Y or N or NA)
Crown Victoria
NA
E
Police CRUISER
April, 2011
July, 2013
Ford
Assesor
Notes on Cert of Occupancy
7) NOTE: In the case of any criteria violations( e.g. a vehicle purchased that does not meet the fuel efficient vehicle policy), the municipality will be asked to provide a corrective
action plan. A first-time violation will be factored into consideration when DOER awards funds under the next available Green Communities funding opportunity. A second violation will
prohibit the municipality from being eligible for any funds in the next available Green Communities funding opportunity.
The Chief Executive Officer is defined as the manager in any city having a manager and in any town having a city form of government, the mayor in any other city, and the board of selectmen
in any other town unless some other officer or body is designated to perform the functions of a chief executive officer under the provisions of a local charter or laws having the force
of a charter. Any signatures of designees will be considered an attestation that the signatory has been designated the designee by the municipality.
Sample Narrative: Our buildings have a 12 percent decrease in energy use and the vehicles have a 4 percent reduction. We have implemented projects in the Town Hall and would have expected
larger savings. We are investigating this. We are also intending to implement a large retrofit at the drinking water treatment plant this year that should yield a significant level of
savings.
Criterion 4 - Purchase Fuel Efficient Vehicles
If an MLP uses its RE generation to control its system-wide rates and does not use the RE for a specific municipal building, either directly or through virtual net metering, then the
amount of RE generation does not need to be included.
DATE: _________
Table 2: Timeline of Annual Municipal Energy Use
NOTE: IF USING MASSENERGYINSIGHT, there is NO need to complete this table.
Provide a brief narrative explaining changes seen and what is anticipated for the next year. Any notes on successes or challenges are welcome.
If new acquisition, what vehicle did it replace?
Please provide in the space below what percentage of your municipality's electricity consumption is supported by renewable energy generation? Of this percentage, how much of this is
onsite generation? How much of this is net metering? How much of this is through the purchase of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)?
Please provide in the space below any information about additional measures taken by the community that are consistent with its status as a designated Green Community(e.g. additional
as-of-right siting put in place since designation for renewable or alternative energy generation, R&D, or Manufacturing facilities).
Please provide in the space below any anecdotal information about your community's experience with the Stretch Code (e.g. local banks loaning more to people purchasing stretch code homes,
satisfied homeowners, frustrated builders, etc.).
To include a percentage of the energy use of a Regional School district, please include 3 versions of Table 2: one for the combined and final totals, one for the municipality alone,
and one for the RSD (in its entirety, noting the applicable percentage).
Fuel use from all vehicles, including those characterized as exempt AND non-exempt under Criterion 4, must be included.
Renewable Energy is a fuel source and the amount of renewable energy consumed by the Green Community must be included.
For MassEnergyInsight Users: the easiest way to populate this table is to look at the ERP Guidance Table 3b (MMBTU) for each year. Enter the category totals and the grand total. Any
null energy use should be assigned to the proper category or at least be consistent across the years. Please note if baseline numbers have changed due to any adjustments made in MEI,
and, if so, what those adjustments were. Please verify that Table 2 matches the information in Table 3 (or MassEnergyInsight if using it to report).
REMEMBER to load all diesel, gasoline, heating oil and propane energy usage, as well as renewable energy usage that is NOT net-metered, into MEI prior to providing a date that your data
is complete. Also, confirm that Table 3 in MEI matches the data provided in Table 2.
Category/Building Name
Energy Conservation
Measure Name
Status (select one from drop-down)
Status Timeline (Completed with month/year or planned Qtr/year)
ECM Type (select one from drop-down)
ECMs
Green School
Street Lights
LED Conversion
Renewable Energy Project Name
Criterion 3 Step 5: Complete Table 5 - Renewable Energy
1. Read and complete all questions below.
2. Complete Table 2: Progress
3. Complete Table 3: Energy Use
4. Complete Table 4: Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs)
5. Complete Table 5: Renewable Energy Projects
6. Provide a Narrative
7. Building Stock Changes
Criterion 3 Step 2: Complete Table 2 - Progress
Criterion 3 Step 4: Complete Table 4 - ECMs
Please enter "0" for any fuels not used
Status Date (Completed with month/year or planned Qtr/year)
Fuel Conversion
Hot Water
HVAC
Interior lighting & controls
Refrigeration
Project Type
Definition/Includes:
Weatherization
Interior Lighting
Retrocommission
Pump/Motor/Drive
Refrigeration and controls, including vending misers
Behav & Training
Behavioral programs, building operator training, etc.
Building Control
HVAC controls, energy management systems (NO vending misers)
Retrocommissioning and submetering projects
Insulation, air-sealing, windows, etc.
Streetlights, traffic lights, parking lots/garages, exterior lighting
Conversion from one heating fuel type to another (often oil to natural gas)
Hot water heaters, pipe insulation, showerheads, faucet aerators, efficient dish washers
Heating or cooling equipment, economizers, destratification fans, dehumidifiers, duct sealing or insulation (NO VFDs)
Pumps, motors, variable frequency/speed drives
Exterior Lighting
Complete
Active
Planned
Q3 2015
Q3 2012
Q2 2014
Status Type
Identified project that will be pursued; may be in budgeting or procurement.
Project is actively underway - procurement completed and in any stage of construction.
Project is complete & operational.
Energy-savings vehicles & their operations: GPS, anti-idling retrofits, routing software, big belly trash collectors, hybrid or EV purchases
<Select YES or NO>
YES
NO
2) Have any significant changes been made to site plan, design, or other development review criteria or any permit review procedures that would impact the ability to permit qualifying
clean energy uses as-of-right and in a timely manner? Significant changes would be anything that pertains to the “by-right” nature of the zoning or to the amount of time necessary to
review required permits.
If yes, attach a letter from municipal counsel that describes the changes, illustrates any potential impact on the siting of clean energy projects, and affirms continued compliance with
the Green Communities As-of-Right Zoning and Expedited Permitting criteria.
Please select YES or NO in the dropdown on the right. If YES, attach letter from municipal counsel.
3) Has the space designated for “as-of right” development for which the community received Green Communities designation been reduced?
Please select YES or NO in the dropdown on the right. If YES, explain what has happened since the community applied for, and received, Green Communities designation and describe any
plans the community may have to make such development feasible again
REGULATIONS (zoning & permitting):
1) Have any significant changes been made to the zoning district(s) for which the community received Green Communities designation? Significant changes, such as changes to the geographic
extent of the district, allowed uses, and dimensional requirements, would impact the ability to construct a qualifying clean energy use in the district. Overlay districts, such as water
protection districts that impose special permitting requirements, count as significant changes.
If yes, attach a letter from municipal counsel that describes the changes, outlines any potential impact on the siting of clean energy projects, and affirms continued compliance with
the Green Communities As-of-Right Zoning and Expedited Permitting criteria, as well as a revised zoning map.
Please select YES or NO in the dropdown on the right. If YES, attach letter from municipal counsel.
Exterior Lighting
Conversion Factors
Gallons of Fuel Oil to MMBTU
KWH of Electricity to MMBTU
Gallons of Propane to MMBTU
Gallons of Gasoline to MMBTU
Gallons of Diesel to MMBTU
Therms to MMBTU
GHG Emissions Conversions
kBtu Conversions
CO2 Emissions Factor (lbs CO2/unit)
CO2 Emissions Factor (metric tonnes CO2/unit)
GHG Emissions Factor (lbs CO2e/unit)
GHG Emissions Factor (Metric Tons CO2e/unit)
Reference for GHG emissions
Reference for CO2 emissions
Reference for kBtu conversion
Grid Electricity CY2001
MassDEP factor calculated CO2e
MA-based combo from MassDEP based on GHG inventory
http://www.eia.gov/totalenergy/data/annual/pdf/sec12.pdf
Grid Electricity CY2002
Grid Electricity CY2003
Grid Electricity CY2004
Grid Electricity CY2005
Grid Electricity CY2006
Grid Electricity CY2007
Grid Electricity CY2008
Grid Electricity CY2009
Grid Electricity CY2010
Grid Electricity CY2011
Grid Electricity CY2012
Grid Electricity CY2013
Grid Electricity CY2014
Grid Electricity FY2002
Grid Electricity FY2003
Grid Electricity FY2004
Grid Electricity FY2005
Grid Electricity FY2006
Grid Electricity FY2007
Grid Electricity FY2008
Grid Electricity FY2009
Grid Electricity FY2010
Grid Electricity FY2011
Grid Electricity FY2012
Grid Electricity FY2013
Grid Electricity FY2014
Natural Gas (therms)
http://www.energystar.gov/ia/business/evaluate_performance/Emissions_Supporting_Doc.pdf
http://www.eia.gov/oiaf/1605/coefficients.html
Natural Gas (CCF)
calculated based off of 1 CCF=1.023 therms
http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=45&t=8
Oil #2/ Diesel for Buildings (gallons)
Oil #4 (gallons)
Oil #6 (gallons)
On-Site CHP Electricity (kWh)
On-Site Hydro (kWh)
On-Site Solar PV Electricity (kWh)
On-Site Wind Electricity (kWh)
Electric Vehicles (kWh)
same as Grid Electricity
Diesel Vehicles (gallons)
based on CO2 number, followed guidance from Sharon Webber (DEP) on non-CO2 emissions based on mobile sector of MA GHG emissions total
E-85, Ethanol-85 (gallons)
Gasoline (gallons)
Propane (gallons)
Propane (gallons) Vehicles
Jet Fuel (gallons)
Used Vegetable Oil
http://www.theclimateregistry.org/downloads/2012/01/2012-Climate-Registry-Default-Emissions-Factors.pdf
Biodiesel (B100) (gallons)
Biodiesel (B20) (gallons)
Calculated based on B100+diesel, did not round to give Bio credit
Biodiesel (B5) (gallons)
CNG (gallons)
http://www.theclimateregistry.org/downloads/2013/01/2013-Climate-Registry-Default-Emissions-Factors.pdf; 1 Gallon Gasoline Equivalent = 126.67 SCF- CNG is typically sold in GGE instead
of SCF
http://www.afdc.energy.gov/pdfs/afv_info.pdf
LNG (gallons)
http://www.theclimateregistry.org/downloads/2013/01/2013-Climate-Registry-Default-Emissions-Factors.pdf
Purchased Steam (mlbs)
EPA only calculated CO2e for district steam
based on ave of Boston & Cambridge calculated data T:\LBE\Agency-Campus Energy-GHG Tracking & Reporting\LBE Database\Account Updates from Agency\Steam
https://www.energystar.gov/ia/business/tools_resources/target_finder/help/Energy_Units_Conversion_Table.htm
Coal (tons)
Wood Pellets (tons)
based upon guidance from Dwayne Breger & Rob Rizzo
www.eia.gov/neic/experts/heatcalc.xls
Cord Wood (chord)
How to calculate Energy Use Intensity (EUI) for a building/s: add up all kBtu totals for all building/s energy consumption and divide by the building or site square footage.
Energy Efficiency Equivalencies
Fuel
Equivalency Factor (divide by factor)
Reference to calculate equivalents
Comments
MA Homes powered by Electricity per year (kWh) CY2012
US EIA 2011 data for Mass., with corroboration from MassDOER on kWh and therms; DOER data for heating oil
MA Homes heated by Natural Gas per year (therms) CY2012
MA Homes heated by Oil per year (gallons) CY2012
MA Homes total energy use (MMBtu) CY2012
MA Homes powered by Electricity per year (kWh) CY2011
US EIA 2010 data for Mass., with corroboration from MassDOER on kWh and therms; DOER data for heating oil
MA Homes heated by Natural Gas per year (therms) CY2011
MA Homes heated by Oil per year (gallons) CY2011
MA Homes total energy use (MMBtu) CY2011
U.S. Vehicle GHG emissions per year
http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/energy-resources/refs.html#vehicles
Formula allows for MA specific number in the future if interested
If colored green, please edit upon release of updated numbers
Terms of Art
Use:
Instead of:
Clean Energy
Green
Combined Heat and Power (CHP)
Co-generation
Wind Turbines
Windmills
Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHP)
Geothermal
Massachusetts Homes for electricity and gas equivalences
National car equivalencies
MA Capacity Factors
Renewable
Factor
Reference
Solar Capacity
Class I Regulations
Wind Capacity, land-based
Wind Capacity, offshore
Unit
Factor (Multiply by factor)
Resulting Unit
short ton
metric ton
Megawatt (MW)
kilowatts (kW)
kilowatt hours (kWh)
Gigawatt (GW)
therm
kBtu
Btu
Petroleum (barrel (bbl))
U.S. gallons (gal)
Coal (1 short ton)
pounds (lb)
Coal (1 long ton)
Coal (1 metric ton)
kilograms (kg)
wood (1 cord (cd))
short tons
cubic feet (ft3)
CO2 (1 metric ton)
CY2007
CY2008
CY2009
CY2010
CY2011
CY2012
CY2013
CY2014
FY2008
FY2009
FY2010
FY2011
FY2012
FY2013
FY2014
<Select Year>
4WD
AWD
<Select Drive System>
<Select One>
Y
Removed from inventory?
kBtu Conversion Factor
To insert additional rows, select this row, right-click, and select "Insert."
Select Plan Year:
Criterion 3 Step 3: Complete Table 3 OR use MEI (NOTE: provide a separate table for each year of implementation of Energy Reduction Plan and note the year here, e.g. FY11 or CY11)
Click here to view a sample version of this table
Click here to return to Table 4
Table 1: SAMPLE Expedited Permitting Projects
Click here to return to Table 1
Table 1
Expedited Permitting Projects (Please add rows as required)
Click here to view a sample version of this table.
Is this a new acquisition?
Table 6: SAMPLE Vehicle Inventory
Click here to return to Table 6
Table 6: Vehicle Inventory
NR
RR
C
6) Submit your community's full Excel file electronically as Excel via the online system with any other supporting files. This page must be signed, made into a PDF, and submitted as
a separate file.Please submit only one Excel file for the annual report. DOER will not accept multiple spreadsheets
Site Type
Renewable Energy Project Type
COMBINED MPG Rating
Table 7
Stretch Code Projects (Add more rows as necessary)
If filing for the first time, please fill out the table below and add rows as as needed. Please list in Table below all residential and commercial projects that were affected by the
Stretch Code and for which building permits have been issued since the Stretch Code became the sole effective code, along with accompanying information noted below. If a previous Annual
Report was filed, your table from the previous report is provided below for updating. For notes on Certificate of Occupancy: if New Residential (NR), provide final HERS Rating; If
Residential Retrofit (RR) provide HERS rating OR "P" for Prescriptive; If Commercial and > 100K sq ft, note percent energy savings relative to ASHRAE 90.1-2007.
Have there been any new building permits since the Strech Code became sole effective code?
If your community uses MassEnergyInsight (MEI) to provide data for Table 3, provide the date the information in MassEnergyInsight was last verified. By including a date below, you are
confirming that the information in MEI is accurate and complete (including all fuels and renewable energy) and that you wish to report your Green Community annual energy usage directly
through MEI. If your community does not use MEI, please complete “Crit 3 - Tbl 3 Non-MEI User Only."
If your community uses an Energy Management Services (EMS) Agreement, your EMS annual report may be used to fulfill your Green Communities Annual Report Table 4 requirement. Please provide
the date it was filed with DOER, or the date it will be filed if filing is anticipated in the next six months. Other efficiency measures undertaken independently of the performance contract
should be reported using Table 4. All other portions of the Green Communities Annual Report must be completed.
Comprehensive
Other
Abandoned
Project is not completed and will no longer be pursued.
COMBINED MPG Rating
see vehicle on line 8 now deleted
Year 6 MMBtu
Year 7 MMBtu
Category
Building/Site Name
Large-scale retrofit of the entire building or multiple systems. Examples: building renovations, lighting + HVAC + EMS
Use this only if types above do not fit
Criterion 3 Instructions: Complete Steps 1-7 Below
Update your RE projects in Table 5 by: 1) changing any status dates, 2) adding, in bold, any new RE projects, and 3) drawing a line through any RE projects that have been abandoned.
Update your ECMs in Table 4 by: 1) changing the status and status date for any ECMs already included, 2) adding any new ECMs, 3) and providing an ECM type in Column F.
SAMPLE Criterion 3 Step 4: Complete Table 4 - ECMs
Table 4
SAMPLE Energy Conservation Measures Data
Please select YES or NO in the dropdown on the right. If YES, fill out or update Table 1 below:
Please complete Table 2 on next page. ALL categories are required, with the exception of open space.
For use in next Table 4 - ECMs
8) Fields highlighted in yellow should be completed by Green Communities.
9) Fields highlighted in green should be pre-populated by the Regional Coordinators
WEATHER NORMALIZED DATA - For the first time this year, DOER will allow Green Communities to choose to assess their progress using weather-normalized data. Beginning next year, progress
will ONLY be assessed using weather-normalized data. Green Communities must use a DOER-approved weather normalization methodology. Qualifying methods include use of MassEnergyInsight
or Energy Star Portfolio Manager. Please contact your Regional Coordinator for assistance if you use a different energy-tracking tool.
TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION (NO Weather Normalization)
TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION (Weather-Normalized)
Enter weather-normalized total energy consumption for each year of your ERP in Table 2, Row 14. In MassEnergyInsight, this information is available in the Baseline - Weather Normalized
report.
Does your Green Community use any energy produced by renewable energy within your community? For example, solar PV systems installed on school or municipal buildings, RE PPAs in which
the town buys the electricity, or renewable thermal. Please select YES or NO in the dropdown on the right. if YES, complete Table 5.
The following scenarios apply to renewable energy systems that are interconnected to the electric grid. It is possible that more than one scenario applies to the same renewable energy
system; for example, a solar PV system may generate less energy than its building uses in the winter (scenario 1), but generate more energy than its building uses in the summer (scenario
2). Ideally, calculations should be done for each month.
RE Scenario 1: Conventional Net Metering, System Generation < Building Use = Importing Power
RE Scenario 2: Conventional Net Metering, System Generation > Building Use = Exporting Power
If the RE system generates more electricity than the building uses your electric meter registers negative. The RE system is exporting power to the electric company. Then a Green Community
should not add in the amount of generation over and above what the building used. This means the total building energy use = kWh generated by RE – kWh credited to electric bill for net
metering.
If yes, see RE Scenario 1 and RE Scenario 2
If yes, see RE Scenario 3
If yes, see RE Scenario 4
For help locating net metering credits on your electric bill go to:
https://www.nationalgridus.com/non_html/MA_DG_First_Bill.pdf
For example:
Total generated by the RE system (kWh): +7,000
Total building use (kWh): 6,000
Total Grid Electricity on electric bill (kWh): 0
Total Net Metering Credits on electric bill (kWh): -1,000
Total Grid Electricity on electric bill (kWh): 3,000
Total Net Metering Credits on electric bill (kWh): 0
Total building use (kWh): 10,000
https://www.eversource.com/Content/ema-e/residential/programs-services/interconnections-net-metering/net-metering-faq
Find and Calculate: Find the kWh generated each month from your RE system. Contact your Regional Coordinator if you are having trouble finding the kWh generated each month.
Action: Load the building renewable energy usage into MassEnergyInsight. Create a separate account for each RE system at each building. Load the RE generation for each month by going
to “Upload a Spreadsheet.” Choose “solar electric” or “wind power.” Upload your usage data. If not using MassEnergyInsight, report to DOER in your Annual Report .
Action: Load the NET building renewable energy usage into MassEnergyInsight. Create a separate account for each RE system for each building. Load the RE generation for each month by
going to “Upload a Spreadsheet.” Choose “solar electric” or “wind power.” Upload your usage data. Or, report to DOER in your Annual Report.
Action: Generation does not impact baseline and should NOT be loaded into MassEnergyInsight. Provide information needed as noted above. Report load-side usage under Scenario 2 above.
Action: Generation does not impact baseline and should NOT be loaded into MassEnergyInsight. Provide information needed as noted above.
Please describe any building stock changes that have occurred since your GC baseline year. Include the year and whether any changes are a replacement, addition, removal or renovation.
Include any changes in square footage for additions. Please see Appendix A in Criterion 3 Guidance, available here: Link to Appendix A in the ERP Guidance.
1) Did you update your vehicle policy this year?
2) Did you install electric vehicle charging stations?
3) Did you implement anti-idling technology and/or campaigns?
4) Did you implement a driving monitoring system that records miles driven and/or fuel consumption?
5) Did you implement a fuel use reporting system for operators on fuel efficiency?
6) Any other policies and/or technologies not listed above? Please estimate annual fuel savings from each new technology or policy in the yellow box below. Also please attach any new
vehicle policies and technologies adopted by the municipality to this annual report.
7) For communities that met Criterion 4 through alternative compliance, provide a narrative in the space below of the policies and programs that have been adopted to reduce fuel consumption.
7b) For communities that met Criterion 4 through alternative compliance, provide as a status regarding the success of these programs and policies.
8) Have there been any changes to your vehicle inventory since the last annual report?
9) Please provide the most current vehicle inventory that includes ALL vehicles (Both exempt and non-exempt) for ALL departments, including schools. Please do not report any exempt off-road
vehicles, trailers, etc. The inventory submitted with either your most recent Annual Report filing or, if filing for the first time, submitted with your designation application, is either
contained in the next worksheet, "Crit 4 - Table 6 Vehicle Inv.," or provided as separate file. In the inventory, 1) note in column L if a vehicle has been acquired since the last
annual report, 2) if yes, note what the newly acquired vehicle replaced in the inventory in column M, and 3) note in column N if the vehicle has been retired. NOTE: For the purposes
of the program, municipalities must use the EPA combined fuel economy estimate listed at FuelEconomy.gov and ensure that the rating greater than or equal to the requirement for the relevant
vehicle type.
1) In order for a municipality to maintain its Green Community Designation and be eligible for the next available Green Communities funding opportunity, annual reports must be submitted
no later than December 4, 2015 for the reporting period July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015. Late reports may deem a community ineligible.
FY2015
May. 2010
Northampton
FY 09
FY 10
FY 11
FY 12
FY 13
FY 14
FY 15
FY 16
Academy of Music
Insulate and Air Seal
in-house load analysis
All facilities
Policy of Sustainable Practices for City Government
Q 2014
TBD
General fund
Building/Water/Sewer/Pumping
Guaranteed Energy Services
Performance Project
Bonds (including some QECBs). Rebates from National Grid and Columbia Gas
Performance contractor's engineered bin-models (adjusted for all change orders)
Forbes Library
Energy Monitoring & RCx at Forbes Library
City In-kind labor
Peregrine RCx Proposal and Pricing
James House
HVAC and Lighting Efficiency
Grant from MA CEC & general funds. Rebates from National Grid
Scoping Study by Enrique de los Reyes, PE
Memorial Hall
Insulate and Air Seal (phase I), upgrade doors and central AC (phase II)
Northampton Water Treatment Plant (WTP)
Northampton WTP HVAC Upgrade
B2Q Technical Assistance Study of WTP
Senior Center
Ground Source Heat Pump
Bonds
Architect's engineering study
Smith Vocational & Agricultural High School
Energy Monitoring & RCx at Smith Vocational HS
Ornamental pole-top outdoor lights in parking lots and parks
Convert outside pole-top lights to LED
Exterior Lighting
SREC sales from Gr. Com. Supported PV system. Rebates proposed by National Grid.
Energy Management Consultants, Inc.
Parking Garage and Amory Street Parking Lot
High Efficiency Light Fixtures at Parking Garage, LED Lights in Parking Lot
Parking Enterprise Funds & National Grid rebates
Utility analysis
Streetlights
Convert City-owned street lights to LED
Upgrade to High Efficiency Vehicles
ongoing
Upgrade Tracking of Fuel Use by Individual Vehicles
Use a blend of biodiesel in all DPW diesel vehicles
Adult Education
James House PV
PV
Smith Vocational & Agricultural HS
Vocational HS
SVAHS PV
Unused Landfill Space
Capped Landfill
Landfill PV
3rd party PPA PV System
4th Q 2015
Assumed $0.10/kWh PPA
Fire HQ
Fire Station
Fire HQ PV/battery
3rd party PPA PV system with city-owned battery bank
City Appropriation (Note: costs are for islanable inverter and battery bank) PV via a PPA contract is assumed as no cost to city.
SVAHS PV/Battery
Multiply City-owned parking lots (specifics TBD)
Parking lot(s)
Parking Lot PV(s)
3rd party PPA PV System(s)
Northampton did NOT request alternative compliance.
SUBARU
FORESTER
inspection
see vehicle on line 9 now deleted
CHEVY IMPALA
pre-FY12
FORD CROWN VICTORIA
FORD EXPLORER (total)
unknown
staff transport
other
FORD WINDSTAR
maintenance
DODGE CARAVAN
passenger transport
CHEVROLET D10
CHEVROLET GMT 400 PICKUP
CHEVROLET GMT PICKUP
CHEVROLET PICKUP
DODGE D200 PICKUP
FORD ESCAPE UTILITY
2WD-hybrid
FORD EXPLORER
FORD PICKUP
FORD RANGER
FORD RANGER PICKUP
FORD TAURUS
FORD F150 PICKUP
6-cyl, 4WD
CHEVROLET SILVERADO
GMC SIERRA
KIA RIO
meter reader
CHEVROLET ASTROVAN
cargo transport
OLDMOBILE CUTLAS
FORD ESCORT
mail delivery
CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN
CHEVROLET TRUCK
TOYOTA PICKUP
FORD E250
GMC C3500 CABCH
DODGE RAM VAN (9 PASSENGER)
150KW GENERATOR
AM GENERAL TRUCK #279
AMERICAN GENERAL M813
AMGEN DUMP TRUCK
CHEVROLET 1-TON DUMP
CHEVROLET C6500 TRUCK
CHEVROLET C70 PICKUP
CHEVROLET D30
CHEVROLET D30 PICKUP
CHEVROLET HICUBE VAN
CHEVROLET M1028 PICKUP
CHEVROLET STEPVAN
DODGE M37 TRUCK
FORD BOOM TRUCK
FORD DRWSUP
FORD DRWSUP TRUCK
FORD DUMP
FORD DUMP TRUCK
FORD ECONO VAN
FORD ECONOLINE VAN
FORD F250 PICKUP
FORD F350
FORD F350 DUMP
FORD F350 PICKUP
FORD F450 DUMP TRUCK
FORD F550 DUMP
FORD JET RODDER
FORD L 8000
FORD L800
FORD L8000
FORD LGTCON
FORD PICKUP F350
FORD SRWSUP TRUCK
FORD SUPER BOOM TRUCK
GALION GRADER
GMC 1-TON 4X4
INTERNATIONAL 700SER DUMP
INTERNATIONAL 700SER TRUCK
INTERNATIONAL DUMP
KAISER DUMP
MACK ROLL-OFF
STERLING DUMP TRUCK
STERLING L8500
STERLING ROLL OFF
8-cyl., 4WD
CHEVROLET AMBULANCE
Medical
CHEVROLET HORTON AMBULANCE
CHEVROLET SILVERADO W/PLOW
EMERGENCY 1 MACK RESCUE TRUCK
fire
EMERGENCY ONE LADDER TRUCK
E-ONE PUMPER E-2
E-ONE PUMPER E-4
FORD 500 SEDAN
emergency
FORD CUTVAN AMBULANCE
FORD ESCAPE
FORD EXPEDITION
MACK PUMPER
MACK FIRE TRUCK
PIERCE LANCE FIRE TRUCK
PIERCE PUMPER
SIMON DUPLEX FIRE TRUCK
CHEVROLET PLATFORM DUMP
GMC PICKUP
FORD
EXPLORER
police cruiser
see vehicles on lines 178 & 196 now deleted
CHEVROLET IMPALA
FORD CROWN VICTORIA #20
FORD EDGE
FORD F250
FORD SEDAN
FREIGHTLINER SPRINTER VAN
HONDA CRV STATIONWAGON
DODGE RAM 350 VAN
E35SUP CUTVAN
CHEVROLET C30
CHEVROLET CUTVAN
CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK
CHEVROLET EXPRESS VAN
CHEVROLET EXPRESS VAN
CHEVROLET SCHOOL BUS (20 PASS)
FORD CUTVAN
FORD ECONOVAN
FORD F450 DUMP
FORD VAN
FREIGHTLINER BUS
GMC SAVCUT SCHOOL BUS (14 PASS.)
INTERNATIONAL BUS (27 PASS.)
INTERNATIONAL BUS (41 PASS.)
INTERNATIONAL CESB SCHOOL BUS
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BUS
GMC VANDURA
GMC PLATFORM DUMP
GMC SAVCUT VAN (14 PASS)
FORD SRWSUP
see vehicle on line 7 now deleted
CIVIC
HONDA
see vehicle on line 8 now deletd
CAMPER TRAILER
BRAVO
TRAILER
CAM
2WD, 4 WD, or AWD
DUMP TRUCK
INTERNATIONAL
AMBULANCE
INTERNATIONAL TERRASTAR
E ONE TYPHOON
SCHOOL BUS
IC
no
64 CHESTNUT AVE EXT
72 EMERSON WAY (72 EMERSON WAY - LOT 56 - OAK RIDGE RD)
10 MARK WARNER DR
20 BRIDGE RD (10 MARK WARNER DR - 20 BRIDGE RD)
No Occupancy
353 SPRING ST
29 CENTER ST - POLICE STATION
Leeds Gold
135 HILLCREST DR
111 STRAW AV (111 STRAW AVE)
8 ATWOOD DR
LEEDs Certification
77 EMERSON WAY (77 EMERSON WAY - LOT #7)
105 EMERSON WAY (105 EMERSON WAY - LOT#11)
80 EMERSON WAY (80 EMERSON WAY - LOT #55)
126 EMERSON WAY (126 EMERSON WAY - LOT#50 - OAK RIDGE RD)
46 UPLAND RD
28 EVERGREEN RD (UNIT 11-68 CHESTNUT AVE EXT - 28 EVERGREEN RD)
20 BRIDGE RD (27 MARK WARNER DR - 20 BRIDGE RD)
327 KING ST
Perscriptive; Project 90% Complete
28 EVERGREEN RD (UNIT 23 -61 CHESTNUT AV EXT - 28 EVERGREEN RD)
121 OAK ST
Temp Occupancy No Rating Report
20 BRIDGE RD (39 MARK WARNER DR - 20 BRIDGE RD)
20 BRIDGE RD (40 MARK WARNER DR - 20 BRIDGE RD)
27 FORT ST
92 OLANDER DR
98 OLANDER DR
104 OLANDER DR
20 BRIDGE RD (7 MARK WARNER DR - 20 BRIDGE RD)
95 EMERSON WAY (95 EMERSON WAY-LOT #10)
28 EVERGREEN RD (UNIT 22 - 63 CHESTNUT AVE EXT - 28 EVERGREEN)
124 MOSER ST (124 MOSER ST - LOT A20)
300 KING ST
ASHRE 90 less 20%: Commissioned; also LEEDS certification
151 EMERSON WAY (151 EMERSON WAY - LOT #19)
108 MOSER ST (108 MOSER ST - LOT A12)
3 GARFIELD AVE
GLENDALE RD (196 GLENDALE RD)
112 MOSER ST (112 MOSER ST - LOT #A14)
116 MOSER ST (116 MOSER ST - LOT A16)
120 MOSER ST (120 MOSER ST - LOT A18)
91 MOSER ST (91 MOSER ST - LOT A3)
22 NUTTING AVE (24 NUTTING AVE)
263 KING ST
22 ATWOOD DR
23 FAIR ST
VILLAGE HILL RD (11 VILLAGE HILL RD - THE GATEHOUSE)
347 KING ST (347 KING ST - HYUNDIA)
SOUTH ST (380 SOUTH ST)
361 KING ST (361 KING ST - VOLKSWAGEN)
26 MARK WARNER DR
37 CLOVERDALE ST
96 MOSER ST
92 MOSER ST
60-C MASONIC ST
71 CHESTNUT AV EXT
42 MARK WARNER DR
111 EMERSON WAY
86 MOSER ST
311 HAYDENVILLE RD (345 HAYDENVILLE RD)
63 Units R-2 No Occupancy
10 Ford Crossing
4 Ford Crossing
123 Emerson Way
90 Moser St
16 Ford Crossing
4 Beaver Brook Loop
13 Laurel Park
52 Soverign Way
111 Moser St
44 Lincoln Ave
115 Conz St
9 Laurel St
21 Belmont St
3 Laurel St
21 Moser St
41 Emerson Way
91 Emerson Way
123 Moser St
95 Moser St
65 Ford Crossing
140 Hillcrest
71 Emerson Way
12 Beaver Brook Loop
308 Chesterfield Rd
114 Laurel Park
75-77 Musante Drive
341 Audubon Rd
231 Sylvester Rd
39 Northern Ave
41 Chestnut Ave Ext
425 North Main St
44 units modular so no HERS rating
74 Village Hill Rd
259 Chesterfield Rd
5 Garfield Ave
124 Moser St
71 Pine St
90 Pomeroy Terr
100 Moser St
52 Olive St
53 Emerson Way
100 Emerson Way
Groundmounted PV over a legal parking lot in two residential districts (Rural Residential and Suburban Residential), which previously required a Planning Board Site Plan Approval, was
amended to only require a Administrative Site Plan Approval (issued by the Director of Planning and Sustainability), easing the regulatory load, speeding the time, and lowering the fees
charged to applicants.
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0.45
10.00
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11.97
1.02
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2205.00
12.00
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102.30
22.38
10.15
0.45
0.01
2205.00
22.49
0.01
138.69
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10.15
0.45
0.01
2205.00
22.49
0.01
138.69
26.01
11.80
0.45
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2205.00
26.14
0.01
149.69
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1.34E-03
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0.45
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8.91E-03
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0.45
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2008.00
2008.00
2009.00
2007.00
2007.00
1994.00
2003.00
1999.00
1999.00
2005.00
2000.00
2008.00
30.00
1999.00
14.00
2007.00
14.00
2002.00
14.00
2006.00
14.00
2010.00
14.00
2005.00
1997.00
2002.00
21.00
1987.00
1987.00
1990.00
1990.00
2006.00
1993.00
1979.00
1986.00
2013.00
?4?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2013.00
?4?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2013.00
?4?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2005.00
21.00
2005.00
21.00
2002.00
17.00
2003.00
17.00
2004.00
17.00
2005.00
17.00
2005.00
17.00
2005.00
17.00
2006.00
17.00
2006.00
17.00
2007.00
17.00
2007.00
17.00
2007.00
17.00
2008.00
17.00
2008.00
17.00
2008.00
17.00
2008.00
17.00
2009.00
17.00
2009.00
17.00
2009.00
17.00
2010.00
17.00
2010.00
17.00
2010.00
17.00
2011.00
?7?/?1?/?2012
17.00
2011.00
?7?/?1?/?2012
17.00
2011.00
?7?/?1?/?2012
17.00
2011.00
17.00
2011.00
17.00
2011.00
17.00
2011.00
17.00
2000.00
17.00
2001.00
2011.00
21.00
2012.00
?7?/?1?/?2012
19.00
2004.00
2007.00
2008.00
21.00
2011.00
21.00
2011.00
21.00
2011.00
21.00
2010.00
1998.00
20.00
1997.00
14.00
2013.00
?1?/?1?/?2013
12.00
1988.00
1989.00
1994.00
1980.00
2010.00
2003.00
1997.00
2009.00
1997.00
2009.00
2007.00
1991.00
2005.00
2002.00
2006.00
2011.00
1992.00
2002.00
2001.00
2001.00
2001.00
1998.00
1998.00
2008.00
2006.00
1986.00
1988.00
1987.00
2008.00
2008.00
2005.00
2010.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
22.00
2010.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
29.00
2012.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
2012.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
2014.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
2013.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
2013.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
2013.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2013.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2013.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
21.00
2012.00
?8?/?1?/?2013
13.00
13677.00
106.00
132592.00
3500.00
4481924.00
$448,192.40
0.10
$0.00
110.00
132157.00
$13,215.70
0.10
$583,779.00
$525,401.00
$58,378.00
280.00
336400.00
$33,640.00
0.10
$874,612.00
$735,059.10
$139,552.90
468557.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
46855.70
1458391.00
0.00
1260460.10
197930.90
1598.72
1598.72
3.41E-03
?2?/?1?/?2011
95252.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$8,000.00
$25,000.00
$0.00
$12,500.00
$12,500.00
?12?/?1?/?2014
0.00
230.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$1,100.00
$3,500.00
$1,750.00
$1,750.00
$0.00
0.00
17122.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$5,000.00
$50,000.00
$35,000.00
$15,000.00
$0.00
?1?/?1?/?2015
6000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$2,500.00
$5,000.00
$0.00
$2,500.00
$2,500.00
500000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$40,000.00
$200,000.00
$0.00
$100,000.00
$100,000.00
0.00
0.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
$4,500.00
$6,000.00
$0.00
$0.00
$6,000.00
601252.00
17352.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
$61,100.00
$289,500.00
$36,750.00
$131,750.00
$121,000.00
4661.80
2051.47
3.41E-03
2411.93
0.14
49.60
0.12
49.60
0.12
49.60
0.12
49.60
0.12
?11?/?1?/?2013
817.00
2981.00
$3,761.81
$61,000.00
$61,000.00
$0.00
$0.00
?7?/?1?/?2013
1594074.12
43202.35
66541.18
47965.88
$575,412.59
$6,500,000.00
$0.00
$575,000.00
$5,925,000.00
?6?/?30?/?2015
10866.00
568.00
0.00
0.00
$2,400.00
$15,160.00
$12,544.00
$1,241.00
$1,375.00
?3?/?1?/?2011
34200.00
4300.00
$20,357.13
$39,895.00
$0.00
$8,441.00
$31,454.00
?11?/?1?/?2013
933.00
1872.00
$4,043.16
$50,922.00
$37,000.00
$9,250.00
$4,672.00
?6?/?30?/?2015
131142.00
0.00
0.00
6224.00
$26,351.00
$44,402.00
$20,796.00
$23,606.00
$0.00
?4?/?1?/?2007
13370.00
$14,997.82
$0.00
?6?/?30?/?2015
40548.00
3292.00
0.00
0.00
$7,327.00
$32,007.00
$21,547.00
$5,510.00
$4,950.00
?6?/?30?/?2015
89639.00
$12,469.00
$148,825.00
$126,506.00
$22,319.00
$0.00
?11?/?1?/?2009
94870.00
$15,312.02
?12?/?31?/?2015
278865.25
$54,546.04
3050.00
2275954.37
65285.35
70841.18
54189.88
0.00
3050.00
736977.57
6892211.00
279393.00
645367.00
5967451.00
29496.24
7765.56
3.41E-03
6528.54
0.10
9846.92
0.14
4931.28
0.09
0.00
0.12
423.95
0.14
Table 3: Annual Municipal Energy Use in Native Units and MMBtu - Plan Year
Table 3: Annual Municipal Energy Use in Native Units and MMBtu - Plan Year <Select Year>
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
3.41E-03
0.00
0.00
0.10
0.00
0.00
0.14
0.00
0.00
0.09
0.00
0.00
0.12
0.00
0.00
0.14
0.00
0.00
3.41E-03
0.00
0.00
0.10
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
?11?/?1?/?2010
?1?/?21?/?2011
?10?/?16?/?2010
?12?/?2?/?2010