EPIC PROGRAM: POLICY OVERVIEW 1
A Survey ey o of Ca Calif liforni nia’s s Ener ergy Goa Goals ENVIRONM NMENTAL AL Greenho eenhous use Calif ifornia ia E Executive ve Greenho eenhous use G Gas Gas M as Man andate Or Order er B B-16 16-2012 012 Once-th Onc through gh Mand ndate e (80% below (1990 Levels) (Infrastructure / Vehicles) Cooling M g Manda date te 1990 Levels) ZN ZNE Go Goal CUSTOMER MER & & ZN ZNE Go Goal PE PEV V (Comm mmercia ial) l) (New ew ho homes es) CYBERSECUR CURITY Sub ubmet eter ering ng Pilo Pilot NER ERC C CIP V .5 .5 201 2010 20 2015 2016 2016 201 2017 202 2020 202 2021 202 2024 2025 2025 2030 2030 205 2050 1,325 M 325 MW 1,325 M 325 MW (Procur ured ed) ENERG RGY S STORA RAGE (Op Oper erationa nal) Self-Gene eneration n Inc ncent entive P e Program CA CA SB 350 350 (50 (50% R RPS) PU Co Code 769 769 Addi dditi tional (Distribution 3,000 000 MW o of C CHP Resources Plans) Gov overnor’s DG DG G Goal oal of 12,0 12,000 M MW CA Solar I Initia iative ive (1,940 MW Installed) Calif ifornia ia E Executive ve Or Order er S S-14 14-08 ( 08 (33% 3% R RPS) REN ENEW EWABLE & & ALTER ERNATIVE EN ENER ERGY SB 350 350 - 50% R % RPS PS 2
Elec ectric ic S Syst stem ems F s Face e Fu Fundament ental Ch l Chang nges es Re Reduc uced st stability d due ue Gri rid s sta tability th thru ru to cha hange i in n gene neration mi mix rotational in iner ertia ia Stochast astic Dispat atchab able generat ation on gen ener eratio ion DRIVERS RS RGING RRENT • Poli licie cies Transactive Passiv ive/pred edic ictable le • T ech chnolo logie ies CURRE EMERG load oads load oads • Customer ers • Compe petition Huma uman-in in-the-loop op Faste ter s r syste tem d dynamics cs grid m manageme ment nt by by orde ders o of magn gnitude de Flexible a Flex e and res esil ilie ient Rigid a and centraliz lized ed distrib ibuted ed s system ems sy syst stem c cont ntrol 3
The Th e Ele lectric ic P Program Inv Invest estmen ent C Charge $162 $162M/yr in ra in ratepayer f fundi unding ( (201 2013-2020) 2020) Funding ing & & CEC a adminis nisters ers 80 80% o of the a he aut utho horized d Alloc ocatio ion budget; IOUs a budget adm dminister 20% 20% Appl pplied Res d Resea earch: $55M $55M/yr (CEC EC o only nly) Appr pproved d Techno hnolo logy gy D Demons nstra ratio ion & n & Deplo ployment ent Investme ment − CEC CEC $45M, PG&E &E $15M, SCE CE $13M 13M, SD SDG& G&E $ $3M M (/ (/yr yr) Area Ar eas Market Fa Facilitation: n: $15M $15M/yr ( (CEC EC o only nly) Distribu ributio ion Elec ectric icit ity Gri rid O Ops ps / Mkt. D Des esign gn Demand nd-Side ide Syst stem m Gener eratio ion Mgmt mt Value ue C Chain in Trans nsmis issio ion 4
Select ct E EPIC Requi uirements Intelle llectual al Property ty – Except when valid reasons exist for confidentiality, the EPIC • Administrators must make available upon request all data, findings, results, computer models and other products developed, consistent with the treatment of intellectual property requirements (D.13-11-025, OP 13) IOU Administrators must file a Tier 3 Advice Letter to request a project-specific – intellectual property waiver ((D.15-04-020, OP 18) Annu nnual Report – The EPIC Administrators’ annual report must include a final report • on every project completed during the previous year, including a comprehensive description of the project, present detailed findings and results, a summary of all data collected and how the data may be accessed (D.13-11-025, OP 14) Resear arch Institu titute tes s – IOU Administrators may fund research institutes to the extent • that their funding allocations support T echnology Demonstration and Deployment activities specifically (D.15-04-020, OP 4) Proje ject Specific fic Approvals als – EPIC Administrators may only fund projects or initiatives • that have been approved by the Commission (D.15-04-020, COL 11) IOU Administrators must file a Tier 3 Advice Letter to request a project-specific – intellectual property waiver (D.15-09-005, OP 1) 5
In Invest estor Own Owned ed Utilit ility EPIC IC F Framewo work Key Drivers & Safety Affordability Reliability Policies • 33% / 50% RPS ogies Renewa wables and Distri tribute ted E Energ rgy R Resource rces I Integra rati tion • CSI Smart Grid Architecture, CyberSecurity, Telecommunications, olog • Gov’s 12,000 MW • Demonstrate Strategies & Technologies to Increase Renewable Resources on the Grid hnol DG Plan • Adaptive Protection Strategies & Techn • OTC retirements • Demonstrate Grid-Scale Storage Strategies & Technologies • AB32 • Storage Mandates rategies & • SB17 • Aging Grid Modern rniza zati tion a and O Optimiza zati tion onal Stra Standards Infrastructure • Workforce • Demonstrate Strategies and Technologies to Optimize Existing Assets Development • Prepare for Emerging Technologies ndation • CA Economic • Design and Demonstrate Grid Operations of the Future Resiliency ound ng/Fou • ZNE ss Cutting Customer er F Focused P Products and S Servic ices es E Enablem lemen ent • CSI • Net Energy • Leverage the SmartMeter Platform to Drive Customer Service Excellence Metering Cross • Provide Greater Billing Flexibility & Visibility • Peak Reduction • Integrate Demand Side Management for Grid Optimization • Electric Transportation 6
Ne Next S t Ste teps i in the the E EPI PIC P Proce cess T entative Tim imelin line Dat Date CEC & IOU Scoping Workshop/Webinar February 3, 2017 Stakeholder Comments Are Due February 17, 2017 PG&E March 9, 2017 CEC EPIC Stakeholder Workshops Mid-March 2017 SCE Mid/End-March 2017 Stakeholder Comments Are Due March 28, 2017 File 3 rd Triennial EPIC Investment Plan May 1, 2017 7
IOU IOU Contact Inf Informatio ion • SCE SCE EPI EPIC Infor ormatio tion a and Contacts ts: – Website: www.sce.com/wps/portal/home/regulatory/epic/ – Email: Advancedtechnology@sce.com • PG PG&E EPIC C Infor ormation on a and Contacts ts: – Website: www.pge.com/epic – Email: EPIC_info@pge.com • SDG&E &E EPIC I C Infor ormatio tion a and Contacts ts: www.sdge.com/epic – Website: – Email: FGoodman@semprautilities.com 8
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