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Summary of Planning Area Forecasts: CED 2017 Preliminary July 14, 2017 Chris Kavalec Energy Assessments Division Chris.Kavalec@energy.ca.gov 916-654-5184

LADWP

LADWP Highlights (Inputs) Population growth of 0.53% per year 2016-2028, from 3.98 million to 4.24 million; growth in number of households of 0.75 percent per year in mid case Per capita income growth of 2.3% per year in mid case 238,000 light-duty EVs on the road in 2028 in the mid case, of which 132,000 are BEV; EV consumption of 860 gWh in 2028 BTM PV installed capacity of 670 MW in 2028 in mid case

LADWP: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 55%, 1. 23%, and 0 LADWP: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.55%, 1.23%, and 0.91% vs. 1.02% in CEDU 2016 mid

LADWP: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 23%, 0 LADWP: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.23%, 0.94%, and 0.54% vs. 0.82% in CEDU 2016 mid

LADWP: Consumption to Sales (mid) ~3,000 gWh of total self-generation in 2028, of which 1,100 is PV

LADWP: End Use Load to Net Peak (Mid) ~600 MW of total self-generation in 2028, of which 275 is PV

LADWP Highlights (Output) In mid case, residential consumption grows at 1.79% per year, 2016-2028, commercial by 1.15%, industrial by -0.12% Fueled by relatively strong commercial consumption growth and relatively high EV penetration, LADWP consumption grows faster than state average 2016-2028 in mid case Residential EUL peak grows slower than residential consumption, so total EUL peak grows slower than total consumption

PG&E

PG&E Highlights (Inputs) Population growth of 0.96% per year 2016-2028, from 13.8 million to 15.4 million; growth in number of households of 1.05 percent per year in mid case Per capita income growth of 2.0% per year in mid case 638,000 light-duty EVs on the road in 2028 in the mid case, of which 398,000 are BEV; EV consumption of 2,400 gWh in 2028 BTM PV installed capacity of 7,750 MW in 2028 in mid case LMDR of 206 MW in 2028

PG&E: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 37%, 1. 11%, and 0 PG&E: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.37%, 1.11%, and 0.95% vs. 1.13% in CEDU 2016 mid

PG&E: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 53%, 1 PG&E: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.53%, 1.23%, and 0.98% vs. 1.17% in CEDU 2016 mid

PG&E: Consumption to Sales (mid) ~21,000 gWh of total self-generation in 2028, of which 12,900 is PV

PG&E: End Use Load to Net Peak (Mid) ~4300 MW of total self-generation in 2028, of which 2,600 is PV

PG&E Highlights (Output) In mid case, residential consumption grows at 1.95% per year, 2016-2028, commercial by 1.08%, industrial by -0.34 Fueled by relatively strong residential growth, PG&E consumption grows faster than state average 2016-2028 EUL peak grows faster than consumption because of residential EUL growth

SCE

SCE Highlights (Inputs) Population growth of 0.70% per year 2016-2028, from 14.9 million to 16.2 million; growth in number of households of 0.91 percent per year in mid case Per capita income growth of 1.86% per year in mid case 552,000 light-duty EVs on the road in 2028 in the mid case, of which 283,000 are BEV; EV consumption of 2,050 gWh in 2028 BTM PV installed capacity of 6,300 MW in 2028 in mid case LMDR of 96 MW in 2028

SCE: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 25%, 0. 93%, and 0 SCE: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.25%, 0.93%, and 0.78% vs. 0.80% in CEDU 2016 mid

SCE: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 09%, 0 SCE: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.09%, 0.72%, and 0.58% vs. 0.90% in CEDU 2016 mid

SCE: Consumption to Sales (mid) ~15,900 gWh of total self-generation in 2028, of which 10,800 is PV

SCE: End Use Load to Net Peak (Mid) ~3,600 MW of total self-generation in 2028, of which 2,300 is PV

SCE Highlights (Output) In mid case, residential consumption grows at 2.06% per year, 2016-2028, commercial by 0.52%, industrial by 0.31% With less growth in commercial, SCE consumption grows slower than state average 2016-2028 in mid case EUL peak grows faster than consumption because of drop from 2016-2017 and residential EUL growth

SDG&E

SDGE Highlights (Inputs) Population growth of 0.75% per year 2016-2028, from 3.6 million to 3.95 million; growth in number of households of 0.83 percent per year in mid case Per capita income growth of 1.75% per year in mid case 134,000 light-duty EVs on the road in 2028 in the mid case, of which 83,000 are BEV; EV consumption of 350 gWh in 2028 BTM PV installed capacity of 1,900 MW in 2028 in mid case LMDR of 27 MW in 2028

SDG&E: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 53%, 1. 18%, and 1 SDG&E: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.53%, 1.18%, and 1.04% vs. 1.21% in CEDU 2016 mid

SDG&E: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 66%, 1 SDG&E: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.66%, 1.36%, and 1.09% vs. 1.05% in CEDU 2016 mid

SDGE: Consumption to Sales (mid) ~4,400 gWh of total self-generation in 2028, of which 3,300 is PV

SDGE: End Use Load to Net Peak (Mid) ~1,000 MW of total self-generation in 2028, of which 700 is PV

SDG&E Highlights (Output) In mid case, residential consumption grows at 1.72% per year, 2016-2028, commercial by 1.00%, industrial by 0.11% Fueled by relatively strong commercial consumption growth, SDG&E consumption grows slightly faster than state average 2016-2028 in the mid case Jump in EUL peak from 2016-2017 results in EUL peak growing at faster rate than consumption 2016-2028 in the mid case

SMUD

SMUD Highlights (Inputs) Population growth of 1.14% per year 2016-2028, from 1.5 million to 1.72 million; growth in number of households of 1.11 percent per year in mid case Per capita income growth of 1.86 per year in mid case 38,000 light-duty EVs on the road in 2028 in the mid case, of which 23,000 are BEV; EV consumption of 150 gWh in 2028 BTM PV installed capacity of 630 MW in 2028 in mid case

SMUD: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1. 91%, 1. 49%, and 1 SMUD: Consumption Average growth 2016-2027 of 1.91%, 1.49%, and 1.26% vs. 1.36% in CEDU 2016 mid

SMUD: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 2. 17%, 1 SMUD: Peak End-Use Load Average growth 2016-2027 of 2.17%, 1.71%, and 1.35% vs. 1.30% in CEDU 2016 mid

SMUD: Consumption to Sales (mid) ~1,100 gWh of total self-generation in 2028, of which 1,000 is PV

SMUD: End Use Load to Net Peak (Mid) ~215 MW of total self-generation in 2028, of which 210 is PV

SMUD Highlights (Output) In mid case, residential consumption grows at 1.87% per year, 2016-2028, commercial by 1.40%, industrial by 0.37% Fueled by relatively strong commercial and industrial consumption growth, SMUD consumption grows faster than state average 2016-2028 Jump in EUL peak from 2016-2017 results in EUL peak growing at faster rate than consumption 2016-2028 in the mid case