BTO Program Peer Review - Energy

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BTO Program Peer ReviewOpenStudioTDM – Amir Roth (OpenStudio/BCL Core)TDM – Joan Glickman (Asset Score Tool)1 Program Name or Ancillary TextLarry BrackneyNational Renewable Energy Laboratorylarry.brackney@nrel.gov 303-384-7443April 2nd 2013eere.energy.gov

Purpose & ObjectivesProblem: Building energy analysis has historically been costly and producesuncertain results depending upon practitioner skill and available input data.New tools are expensive to produce and aren’t well integrated.Impacts: OpenStudio isDOE’s platform for rapid,collaborative development ofenergy analysis applications.It is being used by the labs,EEB, the private sector, andothers to create market facingtools.2 Building Technologies OfficeEnablingAnalysis forEmergingTechnologiesEasy-to UseTools forPractitionerssimuwattMobileAuditing ToolUtilityFocusedWeb ToolsOpenStudio Software Development Kit (SDK)Broad Market PenetrationProject Focus: The projectcross cuts ET and CBI to spuradoption of new and existingEE technologies by makingtools available to a widerange of decision makers.Market Facing Modeling and Analysis ToolsModeling Engines (EnergyPlus, Radiance, Others)Modeling Expertiseeere.energy.gov

Software TechnologyApproach: Rapid application development:––––Cross platform, multi-language supportEasy to write web apps for energy modelingMaximum code reuse for low costHighly efficient, automated model construction3 months todevelop Open Source:– Why reinvent the wheel?– Remove barriers for adoption– OpenStudio is creating a community2 months todevelop Interoperability:––––Multiple simulation enginesBIM (gbXML, IFC)Title 24 compliance engine (SDD)Sandia’s DAKOTA Library for analysis2 weeks toprototypeKey Issues: Full coverage of all EnergyPlus objects still in progress – a moving target Need modularized build process for lighter apps that don’t require everything in OpenStudio Heavy adoption is putting additional pressure on team for user and developer support3 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Software DevelopmentApproach: Development team uses an “agile” software development process– Formal task and bug tracking systems– Automated nightly software build, test, and dashboarding system– Formal processes for design document and code reviews Frequent vetting of UI concepts and workflows with external stakeholdersDistinctive Characteristics: Flexibility to quickly produce newdesktop, mobile, and web tools thatare easily integrated with oneanother Agile process allows focus tochange as new requirements emerge Rigorous approach to creatingsoftware for the marketplace - not aresearch project Open, collaborative approach tosoftware development that welcomespartners from other labs, institutions,and the private sector.4 Building Technologies eere.energy.gov

Accomplishments and ProgressAccomplishments: Substantial adoption of OpenStudio PractitionersResearchersSoftware developersUtilitiesSignificant new capability for: Rapid desktop, mobile or web application developmentEfficient automated model generation (Short script 1000s of .idf lines)Extensive tool, model, and data interoperabilityParametric analysis and extensible measures formalismProgress on Goals: Continued to meet aggressive quarterly release scheduleOn-track to meet key deliverables related to OpenStudio-based parametric analysis User generated (crowd-sourced) content for Building Component Library (BCL) Private sector stakeholders5 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

OpenStudio Partners (Partial List)CRADAs6 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

The OpenStudio Tool Suite – AnOpenStudio SDK Sample ApplicationDraw envelope in minutes usingSketchUp, or import from BIMAddFenestrationExtrudeDraw FloorPlanRender byStoryQuickly assign constructions,loads, and schedules viatemplates and specify zonesRender byZoneRender byBoundaryCondition7 Building Technologies OfficeRender bySpace Typeeere.energy.gov

Simple Workflows and Modern SoftwareParadigms with the OpenStudio SuiteDrag and esults8 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Selecting Templated HVAC Systemswith the OpenStudio Suite1. Pick a System2. Add Your Zones3. Done9 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Drag and Drop HVAC Systems forAdvanced Users or customize your own10 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

High Level Simulation ResultsSummaries with the OpenStudio Suite11 Building Technologies OfficeCredit: David Goldwasser / NRELeere.energy.gov

How Do We Improve Input Data Qualityfor OpenStudio-Based Tools? Input data remains a serious issue for modelers Garbage In Garbage Out Quality In Quality Out Solution: Standardize input data and seamlessly link toOpenStudio-based toolsAn Internet-connected source ofbuilding energy modeling data: Enables drag-and-dropmodeling for quicktechnology evaluation Provides consistent,detailed inputs to drivedecision-making Searchable readilyavailable within applications Crowd sourced contentleverages sector knowledge12 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

The Building Component Library (BCL) Components: Assembled to form completeenergy models Include constructions, lights,schedules, weather data, PVmodules, and more Supports faceted searchingfrom web site or API Measures: Contain logic needed to transform an energy model easilyand consistently Can be applied singly or as part of a parametric analysis13 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

The New OpenStudio ParametricAnalysis ToolSelect measures fromBCL and apply them toyour baseline modelInspect measuresapplied to specificalternative modelsAs we will discuss,results are exported forother purposesCompare energy performance,cost reduction, and paybacksCredit: Marjorie Schott/ NREL14 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

EEB and the DOE Asset Score Tool UseOpenStudio Scripted Models for Web AppsGeometry and SpaceType DefinitionsSimulated EndUses15 Building Technologies OfficeDetailed HVACand Zoningeere.energy.gov

National Grid is Using OpenStudio toAutomate Modeling from Mined DataData SourcesGISPublicRecords OpenStudio enables:- modeling using multiple data sources,- rigorous portfolio assessment, and- detailed analysis of retrofit measuresfor each ecommendationsAutomatedTuning FromMeter DataMeasures16 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

What High Level Data Are Used toCreate NGrid’s Baseline Models? Address: PII Size: 10,000 ft2 Number of Floors: 3 Vintage: 1982 Building Type: Office Web app assists withgeometry extraction17 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

An OpenStudio-Enabled Expert Systemto Create Baseline Models for NGridLoads Prescribed by BuildingType2%3%5%2% 2% StairIT rint RoomHVAC System andConstructionsGenerated byKnowledge BaseBuilding GeometryWeather Data18 Building Technologies Officepeoplelightsplug loadsventilationcooling equipmentdistribution equipmentheating azing percentageOpenStudio Measures Generate Modeleere.energy.gov

NGrid’s Approach to Incentive ProgramDesign – The Long Term GoalOptimizedIncentives11EE ProgramEE Program.EE Program nROI,Energy Savings,etc. Program measuresare applied totuned model of acustomer building.Tuned ModelEnergy savings,simple payback,and more arecalculated from anenergy simulation ROI,Energy Savings,etc.22nROI,Energy Savings,etc.CustomerCostHurdle RankedandOptimizedMarketingStrategy forSpecificCustomerCalculate incentive Ranked,required tocustomerovercomespecificindividual customer marketinghurdle ratestrategyRepeat Across Portfolio19 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Xcel Energy’s Energy DesignAssistance Program Tracker (EDAPT) Problem: Reduce cost of Xcel’s EDAprogram, while maintaining quality asadditional energy consultants areengaged Solution:– EDAPT web service tracks projects,manages data and communications,and reports program-wide outcomes– OpenStudio and BCL are expanded toinclude automated quality and EDAprotocol checking– EDAPT connects high level projectdata with model outcomes tostreamline reporting Launching in June 201320 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

OpenStudio-EDAPT IntegrationReportsReportsReportsOpenStudio baseline and design alternate modelsalong with simulation results21 Building Technologies OfficeEDAPT web portalautomaticallygenerates reporttemplates fromproject data andOpenStudio outputeere.energy.gov

An OpenStudio-Enabled Product forAuditing and PV System DesignProcedural Modelingsimuwatt Software GuidedAudit Workflow on TabletKey GoalsOpenStudio and BuildingComponent Library (BCL)Analysis of Baseline andEnergy Conservation Measures–Reduce cost of investment-grade, level 3 audits below current cost of level 1 or 2–Produce higher quality, more consistent audits with greater residual value Not simply a report that prescribes actions and quantifies savings Data and models aggregate and can be reused for further cost reduction in EISA2007 compliance, portfolio assessment, etc.http://simuwatt.com/rd100.html22 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

simuwatt Software Guided Workflow Comprehensive workflow is modeled after NREL Deployment’sproven methodology UI design guided with input from industry professionalsGeometry Capture23 Building Technologies OfficeLevel Navigationeere.energy.gov

simuwatt Software Guided Workflow Workflow includes space-by-space load assignment, scheduling,HVAC system specification, photo logging, note taking, and more Component definitions pulled from BCLLoad Allocation to Spaces24 Building Technologies OfficeSchedule SpecificationHVAC System Specificationeere.energy.gov

Data Seamlessly Converted to try25 Building Technologies OfficeSimulatedEnd Uses inOpenStudioApplicationeere.energy.gov

Project Plan & ScheduleProject Initiation Date:Q1/FY10Planned Completion Date: Ongoing with Frequent Off-Ramping of Components(e.g. BCL transitioned to private sector by Q4/FY13)Release Schedule:Bi-weekly (Agile) Minor ReleasesQuarterly Major Releases with DOE-Prescribed Focus AreasQ4 (Jul-Sep)Q1 (Oct-Dec)FY2014Q4 (Jul-Sep)Q3 (Apr-Jun)Q1 (Oct-Dec)FY2013Q4 (Jul-Sep)Q3 (Apr-Jun)Q2 (Jan-Mar)Task / EventQ1 (Oct-Dec)FY2012Q3 (Apr-Jun)19987NREL-FY13-14 & NREL-Q2 (Jan-Mar)Agreement NumberProject NumberLegendWork completedActive TaskMilestones & Deliverables (Original PlMilestones & Deliverables (Actual)Q2 (Jan-Mar)SummaryProject Name: OpenStudio and Building Component LibraryQ1 Milestone: OS 0.6 (Initial BCL Integration with OpenStudio)Q2 Milestone: OS 0.7 (First Version of OpenStudio App with BCL Integration)Q3 Milestone: OS 0.8 (App Suite Workflow Improvements and DEnCity)Q4 Milestone: OS 0.9 (BIM Interop and Initial Support for BCL Measures)Q1 Milestone: OS 0.10 (Sim Settings Tab and Backend Work for PAT)Q2 Milestone: OS 0.11 (Initial Version of PAT and BCL UGC)Q3 Milestone: OS 1.0 (PAT Economics and Measures)26 Milestone: Building TechnologiesQ4OS 1.1 (CloudOfficeSupport and additional Measures)eere.energy.gov

Project Budget 1,600FY13 Spend* ( k) 1,400 1,200 1,000 3,500Plan Front-Loaded forMarch Deliverables 800FY10-13 Budgets* ( k)Cost Share 3,000DOE 2,500 2,000 600 1,500 400 200 1,000 0 500 0FY10FY11F12FY13Additional Funding Sources:* FY13 Spend and Budget Includes both OpenStudio/BCL and Asset Score CBI Budgets27 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Project Integration, Collaboration &Market ImpactRegistered UsersPartners, Subcontractors, and Collaborators: Many - spanning other national laboratories,EEB, universities, and the private sectorRFP for training and user support partnersreleased in February (Train the trainers)Technology Transfer, Deployment, MarketImpact: Adoption metrics encompass diverse user basefrom academia and private sectorSome noteworthy private sector uptakeexamples were presented in earlier slides - manymore in processCEC and utilities are using OpenStudio as ameans of shifting the market to 0/11FY12FY13 Projected10,496 Total Registered Users1,153,650 Total Web Page Views240,317 Total YouTube Video ViewsCommunications: Multiple training workshops (NREL, AIA, IBPSA, BPA, International, and others)Online training at http://openstudio.nrel.gov and on YouTube (Over 100 videos)Online discussion and user support forumsPublications through IBPSA, ACEEE, WREF, etc.Frequent webinarsMultiple universities teaching with OpenStudio28 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Next Steps and Future Plans Continue making quarterly releases of SDK Near-term Capability Add more components and measures to BCLProvide OpenStudio Cloud Support for PractitionersAdditional HVAC Systems, Commercial RefrigerationAdd additional Quality Checking (QC) automationExtensible Results VisualizationsBuild System Improvements Utility App Replication Xcel and National Grid Technology Exchange ComEd Others? Off-Ramping BCL – In Process Training and User Support – In Process Tool Suite – Seeking Partner Greater interoperability Additional engines – CONTAM integration at EEB Data sources – e.g. TPEx, OpenEI, DSIRE, etc. Support SDK Adoption for New Products and Applications29 Building Technologies Officeeere.energy.gov

Thank you!Brian BallKyle BenneKatherine FlemingLuigi Gentile PoleseDavid GoldwasserRob GuglielmettiElaine HaleNicholas LongDan MacumberAndrew ParkerMarjorie SchottAlex SwindlerJason TurnerEvan v30 Program Name or Ancillary TextLarry BrackneyNational Renewable Energy Laboratorylarry.brackney@nrel.gov 303-384-7443April 2nd 2013eere.energy.gov

Modeling Engines (EnergyPlus, Radiance, Others) simuwatt Mobile . Render by Space Type . Render by Zone . Render by Story . Draw Floor Plan . Extrude . Add Fenestratio n . Draw envelope in minutes using SketchUp, or import from BIM . Quickly assign constructions, loads, and schedules via templates and specify zones . The OpenStudio Tool Suite .