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Uncertainty Subgroup ARB Expert Workgroup June 17, 2010

Michael O’Hare, chair Wes Ingram, ARB staff Paul Hodson Stephen Kaffka Keith Kline Michelle Manion Richard Nelson Mark Stowers

Uncertainty and ILUC How can uncertainty about the ‘real value’ of ILUC resulting from substitution of biofuel B for (fossil or other) fuel F be described? Given a characterization (PDF function, range, table of estimate values, etc.) ‘how big’ is the uncertainty in a given estimate? Across all estimates? How can it be reduced? How should LCFS implementation accommodate it?

Sources of uncertainty Errors and variation in model parameters Errors and variety in model structure Are new model results converging on a narrow range of values?

Task: describe uncertainty in existing models Variation among model results Modelers’ uncertainty reporting Inferrable uncertainty for specific models Random vs. bias Can a probability distribution be constructed?

Reducing uncertainty Better models More models Better data for models Selection of “best” models Most of this work is being done in other subgroups

Task: Policy and implementation options The LCFS requires publishing a GWI with infinite precision for each fuel, but our knowledge of the ‘real’ GWI is imperfect Problem 1: what is the best GWI to use within that framework? Problem 2: Is there a better framework ARB should consider?

Optimal value for GWI Elements of choice Action: Publish a value for a fuel GWI Maximize: GHG reduction? Forcing?  T (as of when)? Social cost? Factors: Distribution of GWI* (real value) Cost of ‘error’ GWI – GWI* The most likely value of GWI* is not necessarily the optimal value of GWI (safety factor principle).

ICL IV-10 O'Hare9

Uncertainty-explicit policy Few examples to learn from (Task: review other jurisdictions’ practices) Policy adaptation as uncertainty is reduced Other?