The Regulatory Assistance Project Vermont ♦ Maine ♦ New Mexico ♦ California National Action Plan for Demand Response and PNDRP PNDRP July 15, 2010 Richard.

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The Regulatory Assistance Project Vermont ♦ Maine ♦ New Mexico ♦ California National Action Plan for Demand Response and PNDRP PNDRP July 15, 2010 Richard Sedano

About the Regulatory Assistance Project  RAP is a non-profit organization providing technical and educational assistance to government officials on energy and environmental issues. RAP Principals all have extensive utility regulatory experience. –Richard Sedano was commissioner of the Vermont Department of Public Service from and is an engineer.  Funded by foundations and the US Department Of Energy. We have worked in nearly every state and many nations.  Also provides educational assistance to stakeholders, utilities, advocates. 2raponline.org

National Action Plan for Demand Response  FERC designated by Congress in EISA 07 to develop the plan – published June 2010 –Technical Assistance to States –National Communications Plan –Tools and Materials  “A path” (not “the path”)  Recognition of budget implications, limits

Broadly Defines Demand Response  Trigger by reliability or price  Dispatchable or non-dispatchable  Influencing any part of the load curve “It also includes the smart integration of changeable consumption with variable generation as one method to better enable the addition of new technologies (such as wind farms and rooftop solar systems) to utility systems or customer premises” Storage

Why this Plan?  Demand Response under-utilized –Increase of 4x + from Business as Usual –Avoid need for more expensive peaking power –Give operators more tools to manage grid Especially for higher volumes of intermittent supply –Technology making demand responsiveness available to more customers

From the National Action for Demand Response, FERC assessment

Key Tactic  Recognize a coalition of government, utilities, demand response companies, system operators, advocates, customers, existing coalitions and others

The Idea of a Coalition Is Central to the Plan  How organized and tight will it be and how will it get that way? –Extent of engagement within private sector –Extent of engagement between public and private sectors –Coordinate support to set goals? define priorities? convening organization like DRCC budget from private sector and DOE

Implementation  Torch being passed from FERC to US DOE –Coordination Making tangible the idea of a coalition –Active planning –Budget to implement plan DOE already supporting demand response –Budget may not meet the vision of the plan

From the National Action for Demand Response

Technical Assistance  Experts  Research  Forums –Coalition forums like DRCC DR Town Meeting –PNDRP also could be a coalition  Need good DR programs for all this to work

Communications: DR Changes Customers Expectation  National –Does Energy Star suggest what this would be?  Local –More support for this –How to organize and manage Budget?  Promote interaction between program experience and general messaging –Curtailment as opportunity, public service –Curtailment as easy, fair

Communications Framework from the Plan  Consumers informed about “smart usage” –Variability of electric prices and sources Without relying solely on price signals –Urgency of demand response –Actions individuals can take and how –Minimizing negative impacts –Compensation –Connection to bigger opportunities, like enabling wind power

Tools and Research  System Impact and Prediction  Clearinghouse to catalog experiences –Smart grid clearinghouse presents model  Commission answers to specific questions –Coalition would guide needs?

Action Plan Budget?  Existing DOE budget supporting DR –PNDRP  Grants?  Research?  Tools?  Messaging support as outlined in Communications Plan?  Comments conveyed no consensus on role of US DOE or appropriate degree of funding

What’s next  Discussion of implementation at FERC- NARUC Smart Response meeting July 18  Prioritization in budgets –DOE –Private sector  Developing the Coalition  What are PNW DR stakeholders priorities? –How will they engage with coalition?

Thanks for your attention – –RAP Mission: RAP is committed to fostering regulatory policies for the electric industry that encourage economic efficiency, protect environmental quality, assure system reliability, and allocate system benefits fairly to all customers. 17raponline.org