Decarbonizing/Electrifying the Building Sector

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Decarbonizing/Electrifying the Building Sector New England Electricity Restructuring Roundtable Commissioner J Andrew McAllister, PhD June 21, 2019 California Energy Commission

Carbon-free economy by 2045 Policy Drivers Double energy efficiency savings by 2030 60% renewable electricity by 2030; 100% by 2045 Provide equitable low-carbon solutions for low-income residents & disadvantaged communities Electrify transportation Decarbonize buildings & industry Energy performance metric will align with GHG (2022) Carbon-free economy by 2045

Electricity CO2 Emission Intensities Tonne per MW

CA EE Action Plan 1. Doubling Energy Efficiency Savings by 2030 3. Building Decarbonization 2. Energy Equity Reduce GHG 40% below 1990 levels by 2030

2019 Building Energy Code High performance envelopes On-site PV requirements to offset expected annual electricity All-electric performance baseline (optional) for low-rise residential & performance credits for high performance HPWHs Energy performance metric will align with GHG (2022)

Difference in GHG emissions between gas & all-electric homes SB 1477: BUILD & TECH SB1477 allocates $200M over four years to support new construction and retrofitting projects that decarbonize California’s building sector. BUILD Incentive program New residential & non-residential buildings Low-income housing focus TECH Market transformation program Existing residential buildings Space and water heating focus Difference in GHG emissions between gas & all-electric homes

Backdrop: Ratepayer-Funded EE = ~$1.4B Annually Overall Efficiency Budgets Low-Income EE EPIC Funding IOUs IOUs PG&E $415M SCE $340M SDG&E $115M SoCalGas $80M TOTAL $950M 30% Of total EE Budget Research & Development $160M eestats.cpuc.ca.gov Energy Efficiency in California’s Public Power Sector, 12th Edition, ncpa.com POUs POUs $225M $25M

Appliance Standards for Demand Flexibility Pending Legislation – would expand CEC authority to consider GHG reductions in Appliance Energy Efficiency Standards Also Mention the SCE Clean Energy Optimization Program – partnership with the UC and CSU systems to incentivize C reductions. – Outside the standards ratepayer-funded EE portfolio.

Load Management Standards GOAL: Performance standards for each Load Serving Entity to meet a portion of generation with energy efficiency and demand flexibility

Summer (May–Oct.) A1 TOU Overlay on GHG *SCC Value=$48 ($2015), Table 8. Social Cost of Carbon 2020-2030, CARB Proposed Plan January 2017 https://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/scopingplan/app_e_economic_analysis_final.pdf

Thank You!