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PROJECT REFERENCEBOYLE COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESThe county’s aging infrastructure had many energy consumingcomponents that were in need of replacement, and were costly tomaintain. This, coupled with rising utility costs, gave the BoyleCounty the opportunity to pursue Performance Contracting as ameans to achieve their goals.SOLUTIONSThe project covered upgrades to 5 facilities. Energy conservationmeasures that were incorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsInstallation of an energy-efficient multi-zone VariableRefrigerant Flow system at the CourthouseInsulated the Courthouse attic with efficient, long lastingblown-in insulationCentralized building automation systemsInstalled gas-fired generators at the Courthouse and JailRetro-commissioned the refrigeration equipment at the Jail toincrease efficiency and extend the system life-cycleReplaced (22) roof mounted package HVAC units at the Jailwith high efficiency roof top units with economizers andenvironmentally friendly R-410A refrigerantImplemented water conservation measures at the Jail byinstalling low flush combination units and showers“I think this is a solution to a problemthat has plagued the Courthouse fora long-time. The Perfection Grouphas been a great partner inidentifying needs, and providing costeffective solutions to meet thoseneeds.”- Harold McKinney, Judge ExecutivePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Danville, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 2,800,000ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 44,805ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 41,000TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 4,047,474OTHER BENEFITS: Utility RebatesProject Completed: February 2015
PROJECT REFERENCEJESSAMINE COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESAfter being approached by Jessamine County to help them savemoney, Perfection Group performed an energy analysis anddetermined that the county had multiple savings opportunities due tothe aging infrastructure in many of their facilities. Also, the trafficoutside the courtroom made the windows rattle so bad that it wasdifficult to conduct court meetings.SOLUTIONSThe project covered upgrades to 6 facilities. Energy conservationmeasures that were incorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsNew windows at the CourthouseRetro-commission existing HVAC systemsBuilding automation at the Courthouse and Detention CenterWater conservation at the Detention CenterReplacement of boiler and chiller at the CourthousePROJECT SUMMARY“Part of the project’s positive cashflow savings can be used foradditionalenergysavingsimprovements or other Countyprojects, allowing us to continue toreap the benefits indefinitely.”- William Neal Cassity, Judge ExecutiveLOCATION: Nicholasville, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 799,788ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 53,000ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 11,466TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 1,290,464OTHER BENEFITS: The Courthouse received anEnergy Star award. Also 104% of guaranteedenergy savings were achieved.Project Completed: 2011
PROJECT REFERENCEBOURBON COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESBourbon County, located in the heart of Thoroughbred country, waslooking for methods to reduce their energy and operational expenses.Although Bourbon County had made improvements to their facilitiesover the years, there was still potential for increased benefits from anEnergy Savings Performance Contract. They also wanted to makethese changes to offset the tax revenue loss from potentialIndustrial/Commercial businesses closing or migrating to other areas.SOLUTIONSThe project covered upgrades to (7) facilities including: Courthouse,Judicial Center, Regional Jail, Road Department, Fire Department,Legion Park, and the Farmers Market. Energy conservation measuresthat were incorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsNew controls in the facilitiesRetro-commission existing HVAC systemsCentralized building automation systemInstalled new overhead door at the Road DepartmentInstalled new windows at the Fire Department“One of the things I loved aboutPerfection Group is that theyprovided the court with a solutionfor our facilities without anyupfront engineering cost to thecounty.”- Mark Offutt, County MagistratePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Paris, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 585,000ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 24,728ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 34,350TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 1,161,410OTHER BENEFITS: Perfection secured a 100,000 Energy Efficiency Grant from theDepartment for Local Government.Courthouse received Energy StarRecognition.Project Completed: 2014
PROJECT REFERENCEPIKE COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance Contract“We have been looking for a long time to reduce ourlong-term energy costs. We dealt with two companiesin the past, but neither could supply the fiscal courtwith the complete verification with savings and shelterfor the county that Perfection could if there were to bea shortfall after the first year.”CHALLENGESThe county was paying nearly 600,000 annually in electricand gas, and utility costs were continually rising. Much of theaging infrastructure was costly to maintain.SOLUTIONSThe project covered upgrades to 8 facilities including: (3)Courthouses, the Hall of Justice, multiple Community Centers,a Fire Department, the Animal Shelter, the Road Garage, andvarious street lighting. Energy conservation measures thatwere incorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsReplacement of Cooling Tower, Boiler, Domestic HotWater Boiler, various Split SystemsRetro-commission existing HVAC systemsCentralized building automation systemVending-mizer controls- Wayne T. Rutherford, Judge ExecutivePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Pikeville, KYPROJECT COST: 1,300,000ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 65,000ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 16,442TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 2,264,136OTHER BENEFITS: The Main Courthouse wasawarded the ENERGY STAR AWARD. Yearone savings were more than double after thefirst Measurement & Verification.Project Completed: 2013
PROJECT REFERENCEADAIR COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance Contract“We had to do something to fix our HVAC at theRegional Jail. Perfection provided the best way ofgetting that done with a paid from savings approach.”CHALLENGES- Ann Melton, County Judge ExecutiveAdair County, located in the heart of south central Kentucky, waslooking for a way to fix the lingering HVAC and water issues at theRegional Jail. The mechanical equipment was aged and failing,causing many headaches for the jail staff. It was costing the taxpayers serious dollars to keep repairing old outdated HVACequipment.SOLUTIONSThis project updated all the mechanical and electrical equipment inthe Regional Jail. This solution provided Adair County a means to getmuch needed work done with no increase to the local tax payers.This paid from savings approach will save Adair County thousands ofdollars over the next 10 years, allowing them to use the capitaldollars on other needed projects throughout the county.New vending machine controls.New HVAC equipment including: Boiler, Condensing Unit,Air Handler and VAV’s, Control HVAC.New Building Automation System.New low flush technology on all combination units.New low usage showers and controls.New interior and exterior lighting.PROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Columbia, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 457,000ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 8,360ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 4,300TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 360,433OTHER BENEFITS: 2,119 in rebates fromKentucky Utilities. Awarded 100,000 inEnergy Efficiency and Conservation Grants bythe DLG.Project Completed: 2014
PROJECT REFERENCECARTER COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESThe county’s aging courthouse HVAC and the Detention Centerscontinuous HVAC failures led them to working with PerfectionGroup to help fix this problem. This, coupled with rising utilitycosts, gave the Carter County the opportunity to pursuePerformance Contracting as a means to achieve their goals. Theproject construction is expected to being on March 1, 2016.SOLUTIONSThe project is covering 3 facilities. Energy conservation measuresthat are being implemented are as follows:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsInstallation of an energy-efficient multi-zone VariableRefrigerant Flow system at the CourthouseCentralized building automation systemsRetro-commissioned the refrigeration equipment at the Jail toincrease efficiency and extend the system life-cycleReplaced (30) water source heat pumps at the DetentionCenter with environmentally friendly R-410A refrigerantImplemented water conservation measures at the Jail byinstalling low flush combination units and showersRetro-fitting (9) county vehicles with Liquid Propane to achievemajor fuel savingsImplementing a Fleet Management Program to reduceoperating costs on aged vehicles“Our Detention Center is a veryimportant source of revenue forCarter County, if we don’t fix theHVAC it could jeopardize ourstate and federal inmatepopulation and in turn lose muchneeded revenues. This ESPC willaddress just that and otherimportant capital projects thatneed done throughout ourfacilities.”- Mike Malone, Judge ExecutivePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Grayson, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 1,755,373ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 34,105ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 40,000ANNUAL PROPANE SAVINGS: 16,200ANNUAL FLEET SAVINGS: 18,684TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS:OTHER BENEFITS: Utility RebatesProject to be completed: Nov. 2016
PROJECT REFERENCEPULASKI COUNTY FISCAL COURTKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance OJECT COST: 4,560,782ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 102,650ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 65,932TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 5,959,953Project Completed: May 2017SOLUTION:The project covered upgrades to 9 CountyFacilities and County Fleet solutions that drastically reducethe owning and operating costs to the county while providingbrand new systems. Energy conservation measures that wereincorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits and occupancy sensorsReplacement of mechanical systems including:Chiller, boilers, packaged rooftop units, and splitsystems.Centralized building automation system“Perfection Group has gone through all of our facilitiesand found a way we can make updates including:roofing, lighting, and HVAC controls. It’s a win-win foreverybody. We desperately need upgrades here at theCourthouse, and there would be no way that we couldcome up with the monies to make these improvementsand repairs that need to be done. We are going to beresponsible by going green with better facilities.”- Steve Kelley, Judge ExecutiveNew roof at the CourthouseWater Conservation including: new combi-units andshowers at the Detention Center, and low volumesinks and toiletsVending machine controlsFleet management, GPS, and Alternative Fuels
PROJECT REFERENCEGREENUP COUNTY FISCAL COURT – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESThe Greenup County Detention Center was built in 1989. TheHVAC was aged, the plumbing fixtures was becoming a nightmareto maintain and find parts, and the roof had been leaking foryears. Mike Worthington worked with Perfection Group, Inc. toinitially provide a no cost facility audit to determine a needsassessment to take to the County Judge and Commissioners.Once all parties saw the current state of the Detention Center theyknew an Energy Savings Performance Contract was exactly whatthey needed to update the facility.SOLUTIONSThe project is covered the Detention Center only. Energyconservation measures that are being implemented are asfollows:Upgraded all interior and exterior lighting to LEDInstallation of new Direct Digital Controls SystemInstalled all new High Efficiency Roof Top HVAC UnitsInstalled new High Efficiency Heat Pump for Control RoomInstalled all new High Efficiency Exhaust Fans on the roofReplaced Make Up Air Unit for the KitchenReplaced the Washers and Dryers with new technologyInstalled new Refrigeration Units for the KitchenInstalled new High Efficiency Dishwasher for KitchenReplaced the aged Generator with new unitWater ConservationReplaced roof with new Flood Coat & Gravel SystemInstalled Vending Machine Controls“Our Detention Center was getting tothe point where we had to dosomething to update the building andalso reduce our operating costs. ThePerfection Group, Inc. came to us andprovided Greenup County a turn-keyfacility solution that updated nearlyall of our energy using devices.”- Bobby Carpenter, Judge ExecutivePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Greenup, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 1,495,060ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 31,591ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 32,000TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 2,287,238OTHER BENEFITS: Utility RebatesProject to be completed: October 2017
PROJECT REFERENCECITY OF LOUISA – KYKRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGESThe City of Louisa was approached by the Department for LocalGovernment (DLG) to investigate an Energy Savings PerformanceContract (ESPC). It was determined the city was a great candidatefor an ESPC and the DLG helped Louisa advertise for bids. SeveralEnergy Service Companies responded but ultimately Louisa choseto work with the Perfection Group, Inc. While Perfection wasinvestigating/auditing the city it was determined that lots ofinfrastructure improvements were needed at the WaterTreatment Plant and other city facilities.SOLUTIONSThe project is covered the 6 facilities and other ECM’s on city widewater meters and pump/lift stations. Energy conservationmeasures that are being implemented are as follows:Upgraded allPROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Louisa, KentuckyPROJECT COST: 1,900,457“Our Detention Center was getting tothe point where we had to dosomething to update the building andalso reduce our operating costs. ThePerfection Group, Inc. came to us andprovided Greenup County a turn-keyfacility solution that updated nearlyall of our energy using devices.”- Harold Slone, MayorANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 10,870ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 90,854METER REVENUE: 54,236TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS:OTHER BENEFITS: Utility RebatesProject Currently Under Construction
PROJECT REFERENCEMary Queen of the Holy Rosary – KYEnergy Savings Performance ContractCHALLENGES: Mary Queen of The Holy Rosary has been a customer ofPerfection Group’s for over 10 years. Over those 10 years Perfection hasprovided Mary Queen with HVAC Preventative Maintenance Services andperformed HVAC service calls for the Church, Parish Office and EducationLife Center. Mary Queen had seen an increase in their utility bills overthe past year and they decided to look at ways to help offset those costs.After much investigation Mary Queen decided to see the feasibility ofentering into an Energy Savings Performance Contract with PerfectionGroup to use energy savings to cover the costs of the upgrades.SOLUTION: The project covered upgrades to 3 facilities including: theChurch, Parish Office, and Education Life Center. Energy conservationmeasures that were incorporated consisted of the following:Lighting retrofits installed at the Education Life Center, Church &Parish OfficeNew HVAC for the Gym/CafeteriaRetro-commission existing HVAC systems at Education LifeCenter and ChurchNew Direct Digital Controls at the Education Life Center andChurchNew Hot Water Heater for the Cafeteria/KitchenProgrammable Thermostats installed at the Parish officePROJECT SUMMARYLOCATION: Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary“We had seen rising utility costs at ourGym/Cafeteria facility and under thisEnergy Savings Program we are able toaddress those issues with new lighting,heating and air conditioning.”- Walter Leachman, Business ManagerPROJECT COST: 415,030ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 20,017ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 1,500TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 42,601OTHER BENEFITS: Utility Rebates
BOYLE COUNTY FISCAL COURT - KY KRS 45A.352 Energy Savings Performance Contract LOCATION: Danville, Kentucky PROJECT COST: 2,800,000 ANNUAL GUARANTEED SAVINGS: 44,805 ANNUAL OPERATIONAL SAVINGS: 41,000 TOTAL PROGRAM SAVINGS: 4,047,474 OTHER BENEFITS: Utility Rebates . CITY OF LOUISA - KY
