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NW Energy Coalition Webinar Resource Adequacy in the Northwest May 7, 2020 1 About the NW Energy Coalition The NW Energy Coalition leads the Northwest's broadest alliance of energy interests in designing, promoting, and implementing


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NW Energy Coalition Webinar Resource Adequacy in the Northwest

May 7, 2020

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About the NW Energy Coalition

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The NW Energy Coalition leads the Northwest's broadest alliance of energy interests in designing, promoting, and implementing clean, affordable, and equitable energy policy grounded in analytical expertise. nwenergy.org facebook.com/nwenergy twitter.com/nwenergy

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Asking a Question

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May 7th, 2020 Panelists: Ben Kujala NW Power and Conservation Council Elaine Hart Portland General Electric Therese Hampton Public Generating Pool Moderated by: Fred Heutte NW Energy Coalition

NW Energy Coalition Webinar

Resource Adequacy in the Northwest

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First speaker:

Ben Kujala NW Power and Conservation Council

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Regional Hydro Power Depends on Water Runoff

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Check out the Power Supply Source Data

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Integrated Solar affects both Hydro and Thermal Resources

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Change in Resource Dispatch

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Planned retirements based on agreements, announcements, IRPs; subject to change Idaho Power intends to end its participation in North Valmy 1 in 2019 Uncertainty remains over timing of Jim Bridger 1,2 potential accelerated retirements Hardin Generating Station was sold to an out-of-region cryptocurrency company; therefore no longer “counts” towards the region Colstrip 3,4 should be considered very tentative

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Data source: Council’s project database

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5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 …

Nameplate Capacity (MW) Coal Units in Operation

WECC Coal Units in Operation - By State/Province

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WECC coal units in operation, decreasing over time

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Overall, coal operating in the WECC falls from about ~34GW in 2019, to ~15GW in 2030 and ~13GW in 2032 (and thereafter)

Data source: Council’s project database and coal unit retirements database/map

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Questions?

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Next speaker:

Elaine Hart Portland General Electric

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Next speaker:

Therese Hampton Public Generating Pool

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Panelists: Ben Kujala NW Power and Conservation Council Elaine Hart Portland General Electric Therese Hampton Public Generating Pool Moderated by: Fred Heutte NW Energy Coalition Resource Adequacy in the Northwest

Q&A

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Thank you!

Questions or Feedback? Email: kat@nwenergy.org

We will post the recording on our website: www.nwenergy.org

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