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04/22/2013 <br /> Figure 5: Streetlight Electricity Use (kWh) with 2020 project estimate <br /> 3,500,000 3,45 114 <br /> r <br /> kWh <br /> 3 3,400,000 <br /> � � 3,406,671 <br /> � kWh <br /> �, 3,300,000 <br /> � <br /> �U <br /> � 3,200,000 3 23 812 <br /> a kWh <br /> W <br /> 3,100,000 ; . r . <br /> 2005 2010 2015 2020 <br /> Year <br /> I i <br /> Figure 6: Streetlight Electricity Cost ($) with 2020 project estimate <br /> Ssoo,000 <br /> $436,651 <br /> v $400,000 - <br /> $407,083 <br /> � $300,000 $360,847 � <br /> > <br /> � <br /> •L $200,000 <br /> V <br /> N <br /> W �1�0,��� <br /> $0 , <br /> 2005 2010 2015 2020 <br /> � �� � Year <br /> Because of the high cost of street light replacements, this Plan proposes that the City take a <br /> phased approach to implementing energy efficient streetlighting and consider utilizing audit and <br /> retrofit programs such as San Mateo County Energy Watch or energy service companies to <br /> bundle these projects with energy efficiency projects in buildings and facilities for improved <br /> returns. Implementing these two energy efficiency measures positions the City to take optimal <br /> advantage of renewable energy opportunities by allowing for smaller system sizes, thus making <br /> projects more cost effective. <br /> Renewable Energy for Municipal Facilities <br /> Category Measure Description Reductions <br /> (MTCOze) <br /> EM4 Renewable Complete installation of solar or other renewable energy <br /> 3.Energy Energy for Municipal projects at select City facilities and install where 195 <br /> Facilities feasible. Set installation oal of 900 kW. <br /> 9 <br /> RESO.#15258 <br /> MUFF#205 <br />