1. NW Demand Response Symposium
Wednesday
NW Demand Response Symposium
September 26th, 2016
Commercial & Industrial Demand Response

2. Technology Innovation
Honeywell Smart Energy
Planning
Technology Innovation
Program Management
Operations
Marketing

3. Energy Northwest 1957 A not-for-profit Municipal Corporation
Asotin County PUD
Clark Public Utilities
Kittitas County PUD
Pend Oreille County PUD
Benton County PUD
Cowlitz County PUD
Klickitat County PUD
Seattle City Light
Chelan County PUD
Ferry County PUD
Lewis County PUD
Skamania County PUD
City of Port Angeles
Franklin County PUD
Mason County PUD 1
Snohomish County PUD
City of Richland
Grant County PUD
Mason County PUD 3
Tacoma Public Utilities
City of Centralia
Grays Harbor County PUD
Okanogan County PUD
Wahkiakum County PUD
Clallam County PUD 1
Jefferson County PUD
Pacific County PUD

4. Energy Northwest
Cost-based generation and services to regional public power
Owns and operates over 1,300 megawatts of nuclear, hydroelectric, solar, and wind generation assets
Current development efforts underway include demand side management resources & infrastructure, small modular nuclear, photovoltaic solar, and distributed energy storage

5. Demand Response & Energy Northwest
Offer cost-based demand response resource development and aggregation services to regional public power.
Support and facilitate design, procurement, deployment, and operation of demand side resources, demand voltage response, & distributed storage assets.
Offer cost-effective, robust, and secure asset monitoring, communications, control, and data management services.
Partnered with City of Richland, Cowlitz PUD (NORPAC), Pend Oreille PUD (Ponderay Newsprint), and Powin Energy for BPA’s very successful nationally-recognized demand response Pilot.
John Steigers/Lead -Technology & Innovation Business Development
(509)

6. Part of large forest products complex in Longview WA
NORPAC is located on Weyerhaeuser’s Longview Millsite.
NORPAC started production in 1979 with PM1, added PM2 in 1980 and PM3 in 1991.
This location offers the mill a deep water port on the Columbia River with access to the Pac Rim.
Longview is also a center for rail and truck transportation to supply raw materials and ship paper products to customers. Longview also is close to a significant fiber supply of wood chips and recycled fibers.
One of the main reasons NORPAC was built in Longview was the available of low cost Hydro power from the BPA system. This power is used throughout the mill, but mainly in the TMP plant to produce pulp for the paper machines. Hydro power is not only cost effective, but also very environmentally friendly compared to power generated from fossil fuels.
11/27/2018
Confidential NORPAC

7. NORPAC’s 9 TMP Refiner Lines 1600 TPD (160 MW)
11/27/2018
Confidential NORPAC

8. North Pacific Paper Company, LLC
2100 TPD Specialty paper mill -- largest in North America, everyday enough paper to cover 2 lanes of I-5 from Seattle to Los Angeles and back
750,000 mt/year; 100+ Grades of paper; 24 hrs/day, 365 days/year operation
Mill uses 220 AMW - 3% of BPA load
Demand Response with BPA / EN / CPUD - February 2015 – January 2016
Event notifications  manually shutting down 2 of 9 refiners safely within 10 min for up to 90 minutes
Transmitting real time load data to EN  BPA
Success = Achieving Load Reduction Targets (15 … 27 MW)
77 Events - 95% Success Rate
Graham Bailey – NORPAC Fiberline Manager
11/27/2018
Confidential NORPAC

9. PG&E Automated Demand Response
Fred Yoo

10. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)
Incorporated in California in 1905
Provides natural gas and electric service to about 16 million people
70,000 square mile service area
Around 20,000 employees
Based in San Francisco

11. History of PG&E ADR Program
Full ADR Program
100% payment at installation
Three DR Programs
PG&E, CEC, and LBNL ADR Pilot with one DR Program
OADR 2.0 A & B
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
PG&E ADR Program
60/40 Incentive
3 year DR enrollment

12. Auto Demand Response Program Highlights
Technical assistance, including DR audit
Incentives for equipment and installation
$200 – 400 per dispatchable kW
3 year DR participation commitment
Enabled 110MW
19Kw to 10,000Kw
26 customers >1000kw load shed

13. Auto Demand Response Lessons learned Future of DR
Utility access to customer EMS
Determine sustainable load shed strategy
DR program incentive must provide economics for continuous participation
Future of DR
Dynamic pricing that better aligns grid needs
Real time energy management system- intelligence

14. Moderator

15. Audience