Introduction to the ‘The Future of Energy Storage Markets & Economics’

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Introduction to the ‘The Future of Energy Storage Markets & Economics’ Sarah Busch, Market Development Manager April 12, 2019

About CESA The California Energy Storage Alliance (CESA) is a 501c(6) membership-based advocacy group committed to advancing the role of energy storage in the electric power sector through policy, education, outreach, and research. CESA was founded in January 2009. The CESA mission is to make energy storage a mainstream energy resource in helping to advance a more affordable, clean, efficient, and reliable electric power system for all Californians.

CESA Members Board Members General & Startup Members 3 174 Power Global Eagle Crest Energy LS Energy Solutions Recurrent Energy Able Grid East Penn Manufacturing Magnum CAES Sempra Renewables Amber Kinetics E.ON Mercedes-Benz Energy Sovereign Energy American Honda Motor EDF Renewable Energy Munich Re Stem Avangrid Renewables eMotorWerks NEC Energy Solutions STOREME Axiom Exergy Energport NEXTracker Sumitomo Electric Boston Energy Trading & Marketing Energy Vault NGK Insulators Sunrun Brenmiller Energy esVolta Nuvve Swell Energy Bright Energy Storage Technologies Form Energy Pattern Development Tenaska, Inc Brookfield Renewables Greensmith Energy Pintail Power Viridity Energy Clean Energy Associate GridWiz PolyJoule VRB Energy Consolidated Edison Battery Storage Hecate Primus Power WattTime Customized Energy Solutions Highview Power Quidnet Energy Younicos Dimension Renewable Energy Ingersoll Rand Range Energy Storage Systems Doosan GridTech Lendlease Energy Development General & Startup Members 3

Many Types of Energy Storage Technologies Electro-Chemical Mechanical Bulk Mechanical Hydrogen Thermal Bulk Gravitational Mobile 4

Energy Storage is Arriving in California Energy Storage Projects in California, 2014-2023 Receiving or will receive Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) or AB 2514 funds CESA analysis of SGIP Statewide Report March 26, 2019 and AB2514 procurements. Some project lifespans may vary. Projects eligible for AB2514 and SGIP were counted only once.

Installed Energy Costs are Falling Across Technologies Energy Storage Installed Energy Costs Reduction Potential, 2016-2030 Source: International Renewable Energy Agency

Key Themes in 2019 Managing the fleet transition from gas to 100% renewables, including how to optimize our existing fleet over this ‘bridge’ period Expanding the energy storage toolkit to look at 4-hour solutions and also longer- duration, seasonal, and other storage alternatives to meet future grid needs​ Expanding buyer class of load-serving entities (LSEs), including community choice aggregators and municipal utilities Modeling and interconnection study process enhancements for energy storage, V2G, and hybrid storage (gas+storage, solar+storage) Refining multiple-use applications at a wide scale, including for BTM storage​ New grid services and market products such as T&D deferral, Flex RA, RA for solar+storage

Contact Us Sarah Busch Market Development Manager California Energy Storage Alliance sbusch@storagealliance.org www.storagealliance.org