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11/16/2010
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ATTACHMENT 4 <br /> sTAra Agricultural Pumping Efficiency Program <br /> fi vet. <br /> mkt Helping California Put More <br /> / y <br /> p " " � 6/2/2010 v Power Through <br /> T 7 r the Pump! <br /> CALIFORNIA City Of Pleasanton <br /> STATE 3333 Busch Road <br /> UNIVERSITY, Pleasanton, CA 945660802 <br /> FRESNO <br /> Dear Sir/Madame: <br /> We contacted you on 8 /23 /2009 regarding your participation in the Agricultural Pumping Efficiency <br /> Program. We again commend you on your efforts to help us increase energy efficiency in water pumping <br /> throughout California. <br /> The purpose of our previous letter was to inform you that one or more pump tests performed for you shows <br /> a lower than average Overall Pumping Plant Efficiency. Note that our current databases of over 10,000 <br /> pump tests performed in the last 6 years show an average OPE of about 53% for all electric - powered <br /> pumps (excluding submersibles that average about 39 %) and 15% for natural gas- powered pumps.. A <br /> summary of your tests is contained on the following page(s).: <br /> A tested OPE much below the averages is an indication that you should examine the benefits and costs of a <br /> pump retrofit or repair. A pumping cost analysis was supplied with the report of the pump test(s). Please <br /> call the Program if you would like this analysis explained further or if you want to discuss your options. <br /> To help you in your decision please be aware that the Program may provide a cash incentive to help with <br /> the cost of a retrofit or repair. The incentive is based on your annual energy use and is capped at 50% of a <br /> project's cost. The larger your annual energy use, generally the larger your incentive. Applying for a <br /> retrofit incentive is a very simple process. Please feel free to call the Program to learn more about our cash <br /> incentives. <br /> Again, we appreciate your participation in the Program. For incentive applications and additional <br /> information, including the full Terms and Conditions of the Program and examples of how the incentive is <br /> calculated, please log on to www.pumpefficiency.org or call us at 1- 800 - 845 -6038. The next page explains <br /> how to participate in all facets of the Program. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> c <br /> Peter Canessa <br /> Central Coast Regional Manager <br /> 1- 805 - 547 -1130 / pcanessa@csufresno.edu <br /> California consumers em not obligated to purchase any full fee service or other service not funded by this program. <br /> This program is funded by California utility ratepayers under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. <br /> Los consumidores en California no esten obligados a comprar servlcios completos o adicionales que no esten <br /> cubiertos bap este programa. Este programa este financiado por los usuarios de servicios poblicos en California bap <br /> la furisdiccion de le Comisi:n de Servicios Publlcos de California <br /> Center for <br /> V. 03/10/10 <br /> Irrigation Technology <br /> Ag Pumping Efficiency Program <br /> 14 N. Cedar Ave. <br /> Fresno, C& 93710 <br /> 559.298.7546 <br /> 800,845.6038 <br /> Fax 559.278.2998 THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY <br />
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