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TELLUS INSTITUTE 1 Modelling of Energy Efficiency Recommendations for the West David Von Hippel David Nichols For the Air Pollution Prevention Forum of the Western Regional Air Partnership AP2 Forum, 19-20 February 2002, Denver, CO
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 2 Purpose To quantify the potential of achieving energy and demand savings by accelerating the market penetration of available efficiency technologies Demand-side measures reduce energy users’ need for electricity from “grid” through efficiency and on-site CHP
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 3 Approach by Region Savings, costs for energy-efficiency in WSCR (Interior West), and WSCP (OR/W. ID) built up from estimates for 20+ program types per region Savings and costs for energy efficiency in CNV (CA/Las Vegas) estimated based on parameterization of a national (ACEEE) study
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 4 Characterizing Measures Capital costs and energy use and other operating costs were gathered Potential efficiency measures were compared with “standard” practices, e.g. installation of equipment typically used Result: “incremental” measure costs and savings, i.e., relative to standard equipment
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 5 Achievability Assumptions Greater market penetration of DSM implies financial incentives-- incentive costs were assumed and included Also included were expenditures for administering marketing programs Our assumptions are “heuristic” to motivate market penetration targets used Some non-DSM initiatives
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 6 Residential Measures Included in Assessment
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 7 “Commercial” Measures Assessed
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 8 Industrial Measures Assessed
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 9 Measures Not Assessed Load response and load management programs Distributed generation without CHP Renewable energy technologies Gas energy efficiency measures Transportation sector measures
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 10 Results, Energy Savings, All Regions
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 11 Results, Summer Peak Savings, All Regions
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 12 Results, Costs, All Regions
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 13 Results, Energy Savings, WSCR
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 14 Results, Summer Peak Savings, WSCR
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 15 Results, Costs, WSCR Nominal Annualized Costs
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 16 Measure Cost Curve, WSCR
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 17 End-Use Emissions, WSCR (preliminary)
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 18 Energy Savings, WSCP
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 19 Summer Peak Savings, WSCP
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 20 Results, Costs, WSCP Nominal Annualized Costs
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 21 Measure Cost Curve, WSCP
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 22 End-Use Emissions, WSCP (preliminary)
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 23 Results, Energy Savings, CNV
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 24 Results, Summer Peak Savings, CNV
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 25 Results, Costs, CNV
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 26 End-Use Emissions, CNV (preliminary)
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 27 Next Steps Review results with AP2F comments Contribute documentation to ICF Consulting report to AP2F Level of detail needed for energy- efficiency write-up Post-study: Work on implementation approaches
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TELLUS INSTITUTE 28 Potential Follow-on? Prepare by-measure estimate for CNV Similar to WSCR/WSCP analyses--but who would be the users/funders?) Break down analysis by state? Model energy efficiency as blocks of different sizes/costs within IPM? Transfer energy-efficiency estimation capabilities to states?
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