Review update from FMI on energy savings

1. FMI
Energy Savings Review
Update (May 2015)
Based on our 200 Quick Serve Restaurants
(QSR) In Canada and USA
This report focus is on our KFC stores
Information Provided by FMI Energy Savings Coordinator
(May 2015)

2. Electrical Reductions
Daily Consumption Demand Charges
Edmunston– KFC 27% reduction 25% reduction
Dieppe-- KFC 32% reduction 27% reduction
Note: These numbers were prior to Refrigeration Updates
In each case we installed water saving devices such as low flow
aerators, Low flow pre-rinse sprayers, and toilet water reducers; we
changed to dimmable LED lighting and contactor boxes with a control
system to control the chicken fryers and to automatically dim
lighting. The results are immediate in reducing energy consumption
and our payback is just over 1 year.

3. KFC Edmonston, NB
Electric Bills
2015 2014 2013 2012
January 16640 17120 21120 22880
February 16960 16320 21120 23360
March 0 17600 22400 24640
April 0 18560 14560 22080
May 0 18400 20800 23680
June 0 23040 23840 27360
July 0 23200 23360 25920
August 0 20720 21920 25120
September 0 18240 18080 24320
October 0 17600 19520 23360
November 0 17120 19040 21600
December 0 18240 19360 19680
Consumption kWh
Month Year
Renovation and updates April-May 2013

4. Electric Bills
KFC Dieppe, NB
2015 2014 2013 2012
January 761.3793 830 849.6552 0
February 743.2258 765.7143 868.5714 0
March 707.0968 826.6667 843.6364 0
April 714.2857 688 937.931 0
May 0 770 1013.333 741.3333
June 0 874.6667 921.2121 1237.647
July 0 887.2727 906.6667 1103.448
August 0 849.6552 1015.172 1080
September 0 755.8621 844.1379 1004.138
October 0 735 778.6667 827.5862
November 0 695.1724 800 872.7273
December 0 805.3333 773.3333 853.3333
Avg Daily kWh
Month Year
Updates to lighting and control systems, contactor box
and water were spread out over 2013

5. Walk-in Cooler and Freezer
Updates
Physical Metered Testing at Quinpool KFC
proved following:
Average Savings%
21.10%
42.26%
Average AnnualSavings
827.64$
Cube +Additive
Cube
1,668.71$
Investment for Additive, E-cube, Thermostat, and Thermometer
are providing us with just over a year payback as calculated.

6. FMI Water Savings
Note: cost of cubic meter of water rose during this time period
Water Savings Devices were installed during August of 2013 and
paybacks were within a year. These numbers are direct from our water
and sewer bills which are related and based on amount of water used.
2014 2013 2012
$/day $/day $/day reduction $/yr
Yarmouth 7.16$ 10.51$ 8.11$ 32% 1,219.96$
Digby 5.85$ 7.96$ 11.74$ 50% 2,148.32$
Lower Sackville 10.20$ 14.62$ 16.16$ 37% 2,174.33$
Bridgewater 2.09$ 4.68$ 1.28$ 55% 945.14$
Port Hawkesbury 4.94$ 6.86$ 5.27$ 28% 702.47$
Prince St. Plaza 6.95$ 7.92$ 11.39$ 39% 1,621.21$
Lancaster Mall 4.73$ 16.73$ 3.16$ 72% 4,380.23$
St.Stephen 10.86$ 11.28$ 20.91$ 48% 3,670.26$
Oromocto 7.11$ 16.21$ 15.74$ 56% 3,323.33$
Nashwaaksis 3.31$ 7.50$ 6.96$ 56% 1,528.04$
Sussex 2.89$ 3.32$ 4.90$ 41% 734.88$

7. Store Averages Direct from
Billings
Assumptions % Reduction Savings
Average kWh Savings per Store 32% 12,138.00$
Average Demand Savings per Store 29% 3,753.00$
Average Water/Sewer Savings per Store 45% 2,069.00$
Totals 17,960.00$
200 Stores 3,592,000.00$
An average investment for our lighting, contactor box, control
system, water saving devices, and refrigeration per store has been
$18,632.00. This results in just over a 1 year payback on our
investments for the energy savings items.