Prepared for a webinar Arjun Makhijani, Ph.D., President, Institute for Energy and Environmental Research December 1, 2015

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Prepared for a webinar Arjun Makhijani, Ph.D., President, Institute for Energy and Environmental Research December 1, Energy Justice Issues relating to the Grid of the Future

Today’s energy system is wasteful Example 1: Thermal generation: ~30% efficiency Example 2: Lighting ~ 2.5% to 20% of electricity to light

Today’s energy system is wasteful: Slide 2 Example 3: Typical gasoline vehicle ~80 percent wasteExample 4: Leaky buildings

IMPOSSIBE CHOICES: RENT, MEDICINE OR HEAT HIGH PUBLIC SHELTER COSTS HIGH HEALTH COSTS 4

LOW-INCOME HOMES ARE RELATIVELY INEFFICIENT

LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS HAVE NOT HAD ACCESS TO SOLAR ENERGY 6

WHAT ABOUT ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS? AID HELPS A LOT STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS REMAIN + TRANSPORTATI ON NOT ADDRESSED

LIMIT BILLS TO 6% OF INCOME + UNIVERSAL SOLAR ACCESS + EFFICIENCY = CLIMATE PROTECTION + STRUCTURAL BILL REDUCTION + STRUCTURAL ASSISTANCE COST REDUCTION Photo: Lake City Village low-income housing, Seattle, Washington. Photo courtesy of SolarWorld 8

The future grid: some relevant essentials Variable sources: wind and solar (Maryland and ~>10x as much as needed even with economic growth) Solar is the main distributed resource Resilience + low emissions require distributed solar + distributed storage + microgrids + demand response = nested smart grid Electric vehicles (private and public) and vehicle-to-grid technology 9

SOME CURRENT AND SMART GRID CHARACTERISTICS Current GridSmart GridComments CommunicationsNone or one-way; typically not real-time Two-way, real- time Customer needs smart devices and real-time information Customer interaction LimitedExtensive MeteringElectro- mechanical Digital (enabling real-time pricing and net metering) Affordable bills will require real time control of consumption and ownership of energy production 10

Revenue streams/bill reduction potential Generate solar energy Increase efficiency Participate in demand response Control consumption to minimize bills Transition to electric vehicles (low-maintenance and low fuel cost) Provide services to the grid, including via V2G and local storage ownership 11

ENERGY JUSTICE AND GOTF Universal solar access and universal internet access Once Affordable Energy Program in place, assistance can be in the form of investment: smart appliances + smart devices (tablets, phones, etc.) to optimize bills Large collateral benefits of internet access – education, work, economic opportunity Electric vehicles: lower fuel and maintenance cost + V2G revenue potential Infrastructure in low income areas: Building community solar + electric vehicle charging + distributed stationary storage Financing: PACE, Green Bank, On-bill financing 12

AFFORDABLE GRID FOR ALL

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