Meeting Packet — Energy & Utilities Subcommittee (October 23, 2019)
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Meeting packet for the Energy & Utilities Subcommittee of the Florida House of Representatives Commerce Committee, Wednesday, October 23, 2019, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM, in Mashburn Hall (306 HOB), chaired by Charlie Stone with Jose Oliva as Speaker. The agenda is a discussion of Trends in Advanced Energy Technologies, with presentations by Dylan Reed of Advanced Energy Economy, Josh Cohen of Greenlots, Eric McCarthy of Proterra and Andrew Apgar of Schneider Electric. The Advanced Energy Economy 2019 Florida Jobs Fact Sheet says advanced energy employs 174,100 people in Florida, with Miami-Dade County first among the top 5 counties at 19,700 jobs. The Schneider Electric deck covers energy management services.
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Energy & Utilities Subcommittee
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
9:00 AM -11:00 AM
Mashburn Hall (306 HOB)
Meeting Packet
Jose Oliva Charlie Stone
Speaker Chair
Committee Meeting Notice
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Energy & Utilities Subcommittee
Start Date and Time: Wednesday, October 23, 2019 09 :00 am
End Date and Time: Wednesday, October 23, 2019 11:00 am
Location: Mashburn Hall (306 HOB)
Duration: 2.00 hrs
Discussion of Trends in Advanced Energy Technologies
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The Florida House of Representatives
Commerce Committee
Energy & Utilities Subcommittee
Jose Oliva Charlie Stone
Speaker Chair
AGENDA
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Mashburn Hall (306 HOB)
9:00 AM-11:00 AM
I. Call to Order & Roll Call
II. Welcoming Remarks
III. Discussion of Trends in Advanced Energy Technologies
Workforce Trends and Trends in Solar Energy Technology
Dylan Reed - Director, Advanced Energy Economy
EV Infrastructure Technology and Trends
Josh Cohen - Director of Policy, Greenlots
Electrification of Mass Transit/Buses
Eric McCarthy - Senior Vice President, Proterra
Energy Management Services
Andrew Apgar - Business Development, Schneider Electric
IV. Adjournment
303 House Office Building, 402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1 300
(850) 7 17-4873 Fax: (850) 4 13-04 19
Workforce Trends & Trends
in Solar Energy Technology
Florida Advanced Energy Outlook
Dylan Reed, Director
Advanced Energy Economy
• Hydropower • Marine • Transmission • Ethanol & Butanol • Fuel Transportation
• Gas turbines • Waste • Distribution • Biodiesel Infrastructure
• Solar • Biomass • AMI • Biagas • Fueling Stations
• Wind • Nuclear • Micro-grids • Synthetic Diesel &
• Geothermal • Other DG • EV Charging Gasoline
Infrastructure • Bio-oil
• Energy Storage • CNG & LNG
• Enabling IT • Hydrogen
Buildings Transportation Industry
• Building Design • Water Heating • Propulsion Systems • Manufacturing Machinery &
• Building Envelope • Lighting • Vehicle Design & Materials Process Equipment
• HVAC • Appliances & • Freight Logistics • Industrial Combined Heat &
• District Energy, CHP, Electronics • Land Use & Infrastructure Power
CCHP • Enabling IT Design
• Enabling IT
ADVANCED
ENERGY
ECONOMY
2019 Florida Jobs Fact Sheet
Advanced Energy
o 174,100 Advanced Energy Jobs Employs 174,100
in Florida
o 3x Jobs in Agriculture, More Than Three Times the Jobs of
Agriculture; More than Real
Real Estate Estate
o Employment by Geography & 5% ADVANtW
'-"ERCY JOBS
Job Growth 2017-18 tJ O 999
Cl ,.coo 2,999
. ,.()00 . 9,999
Segment 5%
• 10,000 +
Growth Expected in 2019 TOP 5 COUNTIES FOR ADVANCED ENERGY JOBS
Miami -Dade County 19,700
49% Palm Beach County 16,800
Of Employer~ Say It's Very Hillsborough County 16,100
Difficult to Find Qualified Broward County 15,800
Candidates for Advanced
Energy Jobs Orange County 14,300
ADVANCED ENERGY SUPPORTS 3.5 MILLION U.S. JOBS
Advanced energy encompasses the best available technologies for meeting energy needs today and
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l -l•WJiJt·»t·liJifit¥t4iit4i tomorrow. These include electric and plug -in hybnd vehicles, natural gas-fueled trucks, high-per-
formance building energy technolog,es. energy-saving industrial processes, wind turbines, onsite
and large-scale solar installati ons, hydro and nuclear power, and energy storage. Advanced ener-
gy technologies are dnving our economy toward a prosperous future powered by energy that 1s
secure, clean, and affordable. For more, see This Is Advanced Energy at lnfo.aee.net/reports.
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TOP 5 COUNTIES FOR ADVANCED ENERGY JOBS
Miami-Dade County 19,700
Palm Beach County 16,800
Hillsborough County 16, 100
ADVANCED
ENERGY JOBS
0 0 - 999
Vl>;B Broward County 15,800
0 1,000 - 2,999
D 3,000 - 9,999
• 10,000 +
'Y ~ Orange County 14,300
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Employment in Florida, 2018
Growth Rate
0 2017-2018: 5°/o
o 2019 Expected: 5°/o
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56,700
jobs
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Efficiency
~ 0 EE: 118,000
o
68%
Advanced
Generation
21%
j 0 Adv Gen: 36,600
• Advanced
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JOBS
Advanced
Vehicles
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o Advanced
Fuels
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9 Efficiency
68%
Advanced
O Generation
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Fastest Growing
Advanced
174,100 Grid
JOBS
• 3% o Adv Vehicles: 18°/o
~ Advanced
~ Vehicles
o Adv Grid & Storage: 17°/o
O Advanced
Fuels
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Solar Procurement -~,,- Energy Efficiency 9 Electric Vehicles t~_.
Solar is one of the most "The cheapest megawatt hour Florida is ranked 4th nationally
affordable energy resources is the one you don't use" in EV sales, over 40K EVs sold
in 2018
· Growing interest from large · Lowest cost resource for
energy users to meet businesses and households Barriers to Adoption
renewable energy goals · Enhances grid reliability · Upfront vehicle cost
· Opportunity to offer · Reduces energy bills · Lack of consumer awareness
programs to meet this
interest
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Thank you for your attention. Any questions?
Dylan Reed, Director, AEE
dreed@aee.net
aee.net powersuite.aee.net @aeenet I Washington DC San Francisco
Energy Management Services
Energy & Sustainability Services Leader
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Companies for nine (9) consecutive years WWW.ETHISPHERE.COM
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#1 Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) Provider by
Navigant Research FORTUNE
~ WORLD'S MOST
ADMIRED
• 2018 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year COMPANIES
ENERGY STAR MOST ADMIRED
• Named to Global 100 Most Sustainable Companies
in the World
• Project portfolio of more than $2.6 billion
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Facility & Infrastructure Renewal
• Program created $4 million in total economic
benefits
• Reduced annual utility expenses by 28°/o
• Funded $3 million in critical infrastructure
renewal projects to address failing and aging
equipment
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Working with Schneider Electric on this
• Improved indoor environmental quality and project was a true pleasure. We were able to
comfort in County facilities take advantage of utility savings to offset the
costs of new equipment and the savings
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more cost-effective services to its residents Citrus County would highly recommend
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Director of Facilities Management
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• Program created $14 million in total
economic benefits
• Reduced energy footprint at main
wastewater treatment facility by 40°/o
• Funded $11.2 million project to capture,
condition and use biogas as a fuel source,
and optimize current treatment processes
• Demonstrates leadership in the areas of
environmental and financial stewardship
• Enables Lakeland to offer new incentives to
compete for businesses looking to relocate to
Central Florida
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