Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit Week 1
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Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit Week 1: Project Overview Customer: Debbie Conway Guide: Brian Thorn P 09453
Team Members and Organization Fort Stanwix Energy Audit Project Manager (ISE): Kyle Mininni Chief Engineer (ME): Rob Hudson Assistant Lead (ME): Ryan Anderson EE: Joanne Okvath ISE: Mauricio Pommier
Project Description Project Background: Fort Stanwix National Monument (FSNM) is situated in Rome, New York. It was vital in the outcome of the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. The Fort consist of three primary energy use locations: the Willet Visitor Center, the Fort and a maintenance shed. The addition of the Willett Center has dramatically added to FSNM’s energy consumption. It is greater than original expectations and estimations, and currently accounts for 2/3 rds of FSNM total energy cost. The team will be divided by traditional functional engineering roles. Problem Statement: The overall objective of this project is to identify short and long-term opportunities to reduce energy consumption and energy costs at the Fort Stanwix National Monument. Objectives/Scope: • Conduct pre-assessment data collection • Perform on-site energy assessment • Develop energy savings opportunities • Review Current electricity billing structure • Indentify and evaluate alternative energy service companies (ESCOs) • Implement a pilot renewable demonstration-scale energy project
Deliverable Status �Week 1 (12/5): Deliverable Status Needs assessment (preliminary) Complete – meet with customer 12/2 Project Overview Presentation Complete Project Plan elements (preliminary) Complete 1 page project summary Complete Work breakdown structure w/ team roles Complete – work not fully assigned 2 quarter schedule /milestones Complete – altered given nature of P 09453 Team norms/values & plan Complete
Key Challenges �Complex nature of current billing and energy usage �Organizing and analyzing large amounts of data �Large amount of potential variables affecting energy usage and consumption �Energy saving opportunities budget constraint �FSNM accessibility issues �Lack of physical interface with customer
