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Building Energy Analysis Report Report Generated by Efilm, an EnergyPlus based program. Date: 6/8/2012 Project Information Title: Building Filmed in 2012 Address: City/State/Zip: New York, NY 10001 Analyst Building Owner Name: Phone: Address: City/State/Zip: New York, NY 10001 Architect Name: Company: Address: City/State/Zip: Bill Pettit LEED AP 3M Company 3M Center Bldg 235-3D-02 St Paul, MN 55119 Name: Phone: Address: City/State/Zip: Building Information Building Type: Building Shape: Orientation: Number of Floors: Floor-to-Floor Height: Conditioned Area: Vintage: Category: Office Buildings - Large Rectangular North 14 16.28 ft 390,000 ft² Pre-1978 Non-Residential Dimensions W1: 167.06 ft L1: 166.75 ft

Page 2 Efilm computer program is based on EnergyPlus simulation engine, which is developed under the continuous funding of United States Department of Energy (U.S. DOE). EnergyPlus is considered the most detailed and accurate energy simulation program on the market. EnergyPlus incorporates the best features of DOE 2.1E and BLAST and is also enhanced with the use of latest programming techniques and latest generation of FORTRAN compilers. The program has been thoroughly tested and validated, and DOE is pledging full support only for the program developments in the future. For more details and features of EnergyPlus can be accessed from: http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/energyplus/energyplus_about.cfm IWFA Efilm Disclaimer Please be advised that the figures generated by Efilm regarding energy costs and potential energy cost savings are only estimates. Actual results may vary, perhaps signficantly, depending upon, among other things, changes in weather patterns, climate or topography, issues with a particular building s envelope, the efficiency of a building s heating and cooling systems, and the type and quality of film applied. The International Window Film Association and its members disclaim any responsibility or liability for any damages or injuries, financial or otherwise, that may be claimed to arise from the accuracy or inaccuracy of the estimates calculated by the Efilm software.

Page 3 Results Summary Option Gas Electricity Total (Site) Total (Source) Savings Energy Totals Base Case 18,555 MBTU 8,945,572 kwh 49,078 MBTU 116,808 MBTU Night Vision 15 17,778 MBTU 7,895,114 kwh 44,717 MBTU 104,623 MBTU 12,185 MBTU P18 17,488 MBTU 7,744,528 kwh 43,913 MBTU 102,680 MBTU 14,128 MBTU Affinity 15 17,939 MBTU 7,774,147 kwh 44,466 MBTU 103,493 MBTU 13,315 MBTU Energy/Area Base Case 47.61 kbtu/ft² 22.94 kwh/ft² 125.93 kbtu/ft² 299.71 kbtu/ft² Night Vision 15 45.62 kbtu/ft² 20.24 kwh/ft² 114.74 kbtu/ft² 268.44 kbtu/ft² 31.27 kbtu/ft² P18 44.87 kbtu/ft² 19.86 kwh/ft² 112.67 kbtu/ft² 263.46 kbtu/ft² 36.25 kbtu/ft² Affinity 15 46.03 kbtu/ft² 19.93 kwh/ft² 114.09 kbtu/ft² 265.54 kbtu/ft² 34.16 kbtu/ft² Peak Demand Base Case 13,049 kbtu/hr 1,967 kw Night Vision 15 12,836 kbtu/hr 1,808 kw P18 12,718 kbtu/hr 1,784 kw Affinity 15 12,939 kbtu/hr 1,792 kw Energy Cost Base Case $185,549 $1,682,333 $1,867,882 Night Vision 15 $177,781 $1,485,295 $1,663,077 $204,805 P18 $174,878 $1,457,052 $1,631,930 $235,952 Affinity 15 $179,391 $1,462,612 $1,642,004 $225,878 Energy and HVAC Equipment Cost Base Case $244,309 $1,823,823 $2,068,132 Night Vision 15 $236,224 $1,599,354 $1,835,577 $232,554 P18 $232,954 $1,567,225 $1,800,179 $267,952 Affinity 15 $238,253 $1,573,833 $1,812,086 $256,046 Simple Payback Option Base Case Night Vision 15 P18 Affinity 15 Project Cost $0 $438,865 $438,865 $438,865 Simple Payback Period 2.14 years 1.86 years 1.94 years

Page 4 Building Location Address: City Name: New York State: NY Zip: 10001 Climatic Zone: ASHRAE Climatic Zone 4 Weather Location: New York City-La Guardia, NY Weather File Path: \North and Central America\USA\New York\USA_NY_New.York.City-La.Guardia_TMY.zip Internal Loads Office Perimeter zone Office Core zone Occupancy Lighting Electric Equipment 199.99 ft²/person 199.99 ft²/person 1 W/ft² 1 W/ft² 0.75 W/ft² 0.75 W/ft² Service Water Heating Fuel Type: NaturalGas Hot Water Usage: 1 gal/person/day Heater Thermal Efficiency: 0.8 Building Constructions Type Name R-Value Walls Light Exterior Wall 2.49 h ft² F/Btu Roof Built up Roof 7.03 h ft² F/Btu Ground Floor Light Floor 4.09 h ft² F/Btu Walls/Partitions Light Partitions 3.17 h ft² F/Btu Floor/Ceiling Light Floor/Ceiling 5.11 h ft² F/Btu Infiltration Zone Value Calculation Method Core 0 CFM/ft² Flow Per Area Perimeter 0.84 CFM/ft² Flow Per Exterior Wall Area

Page 5 HVAC Systems Distribution System: Cooling System: Cooling System Efficiency: Heating System: Heating System Efficiency: Thermostat Heating Setpoint: Thermostat Cooling Setpoint: Thermostat Heating Setback: Thermostat Cooling Setback: Standard VAV with reheat Chilled water coils 3 COP Hot Water Coils 0.7 70 F 75 F 65 F 85 F Utility Rates - Electric Uniform Energy Demand 0.186 $/kwh 1 $/kwh Utility Rates - Gas Uniform Energy Demand 1 $/Therm 0 $/Therm Emissions Electricity Source Energy Factor: CO2 Emission Factor: NOx Emission Factor: 3.16 961 lb/mwh 1.72 lb/mwh Gas Source Energy Factor: CO2 Emission Factor: NOx Emission Factor: 1.09 413.5 lb/mwh 0.38 lb/mwh

Page 6 Fenestration Product Listing Window Code Name Size U-Factor SHGC VT Window Type Infiltration [in.] [Btu/h ft² F] [CFM/ft²] W1 1/4 Tint 47.24 x 59.06 1.14 0.6 0.44 Fixed 0.3 W2 NV15 1/4 Tint 47.24 x 59.06 1.1 0.32 0.07 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W3 Silver P18 1/4 Tint 47.24 x 59.06 1.06 0.29 0.08 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W4 Affinity 15 on 1/4 Tint 47.24 x 59.06 1.15 0.3 0.05 (picture) Fixed 0.3 D1 1/4 Clear 47.24 x 59.06 1.14 0.76 0.74 (picture) Fixed (picture) 0.3 Fenestration Product Listing - Resized Windows Window Code Name Size U-Factor SHGC VT Window Type Infiltration [in.] [Btu/h ft² F] [CFM/ft²] W1 1/4 Tint 47.52 x 77.44 0.98 0.6 0.37 Fixed 0.3 W1 1/4 Tint 47.61 x 77.29 0.98 0.6 0.37 (picture) Fixed 0.3 D1 1/4 Clear 78.74 x 78.74 0.98 0.77 0.69 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W2 NV15 1/4 Tint 47.52 x 77.44 0.94 0.32 0.06 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W2 NV15 1/4 Tint 47.61 x 77.29 0.94 0.32 0.06 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W3 Silver P18 1/4 Tint 47.52 x 77.44 0.91 0.29 0.07 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W3 Silver P18 1/4 Tint 47.61 x 77.29 0.91 0.29 0.07 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W4 Affinity 15 on 1/4 Tint 47.52 x 77.44 0.99 0.3 0.04 (picture) Fixed 0.3 W4 Affinity 15 on 1/4 Tint 47.61 x 77.29 0.99 0.3 0.04 (picture) Fixed (picture) 0.3

Page 7 Annual Electric Use [kwh] Cooling El. Equipment Fans Pumps Lighting Total Base Case 4,246,475 1,316,848 1,580,854 655,114 1,146,288 8,945,579 Night Vision 15 3,616,173 1,316,848 1,277,751 538,056 1,146,288 7,895,116 Night Vision 15 - Savings 630,303 303,103 117,058 1,050,464 P18 3,525,177 1,316,848 1,234,931 521,286 1,146,288 7,744,530 P18 - Savings 721,298 345,922 133,829 1,201,049 Affinity 15 3,538,412 1,316,848 1,246,453 526,145 1,146,288 7,774,147 Affinity 15 - Savings 708,063 334,401 128,969 1,171,433

Page 8 Annual Gas Use [MBTU] Heating Gas SWH Total Base Case 18,269 286 18,555 Night Vision 15 17,492 286 17,778 Night Vision 15 - Savings 777 777 P18 17,202 286 17,488 P18 - Savings 1,067 1,067 Affinity 15 17,653 286 17,939 Affinity 15 - Savings 616 616

Page 9 Annual Total Use [MBTU] Base Case Night Vision 15 Night Vision 15 - Savings P18 P18 - Savings Affinity 15 Affinity 15 - Savings Total 49,078 44,717 4,361 43,913 5,165 44,466 4,613

Page 10 Annual Electric Cost [$] El. Cost Total Base Case Night Vision 15 1,682,333 1,682,333 1,485,295 1,485,295 Night Vision 15 - Savings 197,038 197,038 P18 1,457,052 1,457,052 P18 - Savings 225,282 225,282 Affinity 15 1,462,612 1,462,612 Affinity 15 - Savings 219,721 219,721

Page 11 Annual Gas Cost [$] Gas Cost Total Base Case Night Vision 15 185,549 185,549 177,781 177,781 Night Vision 15 - Savings 7,767 7,767 P18 174,878 174,878 P18 - Savings 10,670 10,670 Affinity 15 179,391 179,391 Affinity 15 - Savings 6,157 6,157

Page 12 Annual Total Cost [$] Base Case Night Vision 15 Night Vision 15 - Savings P18 P18 - Savings Affinity 15 Affinity 15 - Savings Total 1,867,882 1,663,077 204,805 1,631,930 235,952 1,642,004 225,878

Page 13 Annual CO2 [lb] CO2 Total Base Case 10,845,259 10,845,259 Night Vision 15 Night Vision 15 - Savings P18 P18 - Savings Affinity 15 Affinity 15 - Savings 9,741,642 9,741,642 1,103,618 1,103,618 9,561,748 9,561,748 1,283,512 1,283,512 9,644,902 9,644,902 1,200,358 1,200,358

Page 14 Annual NOx [lb] NOx Total Base Case Night Vision 15 17,428 17,428 15,536 15,536 Night Vision 15 - Savings 1,892 1,892 P18 15,245 15,245 P18 - Savings 2,183 2,183 Affinity 15 15,345 15,345 Affinity 15 - Savings 2,083 2,083