CEEIC Demand Response Webinar
October 23, 2014
Who Is EnerNOC?
• EnerNOC is transforming energy management through Energy
Intelligence Software
• DR, EE, Utility Bill Management, Carbon Reporting, Financial and
Budgeting Information
• Global company with over 6,000 companies and 30,000 sites streaming
real-time energy data into our platform
• Founded in 2001, Public in 2007
• Providing DR services in every open North American Market and
through bilateral contracts with utilities.
• In CA since 2004
• 100 employees
• Variety of energy programs with all major utilities
• San Francisco Western Regional HQ
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Introduction
• What is Demand Response?
• History of DR in California
• Demand Response Terminology
• The Changing DR Landscape
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What is Demand Response?
Same Energy Language, Different Dialect
Demand Response (DR) is a reduction in demand in response to price signals, system
conditions or incentives.
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History of Demand Response in California
DR Isn’t New to California
• IOUs have had DR programs for decades in the form of interruptible tariffs and direct load
control.
• After the energy crisis, IOUs offered more DR options, including 3rd party aggregator
contracts; Energy Action Plan places DR and EE at the top of the loading order.
• To date, retail programs represent the majority of DR in the state (5%).
• CPUC and CAISO want more DR participation in the wholesale market
• CAISO would know when, where, and how much DR is available
• DR participation in the wholesale market counts for resource adequacy
• Current DR Rulemaking wants to explore how to expand DR and how to integrate it into
CAISO’s market
• Broadly supported settlement on the DR Rulemaking is being considered by the CPUC
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Demand Response Terminology
Same Energy Language, Different Dialect
• Demand Response (DR) Rulemaking
• Demand Response Provider (DRP) -the entity that bids supply-side DR resources into
the wholesale market
• Demand Response Auction Mechanism (DRAM)-CPUC’s Energy Division’s proposal to
provide capacity payments to DRPs outside of CAISO.
• Categories of DR Resources
• Load Modifying Resources (LMR)
• Utility tariff programs
• Aggregator Managed Programs (AMP)-contracts with third-party aggregators
• Supply-Side DR Resources
• Proxy Demand Resource (PDR) -allows DRPs to submit offers to provide energy and ancillary
services
• Reliability Demand Response Resource (RDRR)-incorporates emergency DR programs into the
market
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Demand Response Terminology (cont.)
Same Energy Language, Different Dialect
Resource Adequacy (RA)
A regulatory requirement upon load-serving entities (LSEs) to procure enough
capacity to meet 115% of peak demand, to meet local requirements and now to
meet flexible requirements determined by the CAISO.
CAISO’s DR-Related Stakeholder Initiatives
• Reliability Service Initiative (RSI)-CAISO Stakeholder Process to establish offer
obligations for DR resources in order to count for resource adequacy.
• Flexible Resource Adequacy Criteria Must Offer Obligation (FRACMOO) –
establishes a flexible RA requirement for LSEs, in which DR can meet a portion
of the requirement
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The Changing DR Landscape
What’s Changing the Way We Look at DR Resources Going Forward
San Onofre Nuclear Generating
Station (SONGS) retirement
Source:
CAISO Demand Response and Energy Efficiency Roadmap:
Maximizing Preferred Resources, December 2013, Page 7
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The Changing DR Landscape
What’s Changing the Way We Look at DR Resources Going Forward (Continued)
DR Automation
New Regulatory Policies (Distribution
OIR, IDSM OIR, NY REV)
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GHG reduction strategies
(AB32, EPA 111.d)
Mona Tierney -Lloyd
Senior Director, Western Regulatory Affairs
805.995.1618
[email protected]
www.enernoc.com
Speakers
Matthew
Tisdale
Advisor to
Commissioner
Florio
CPUC
Mark Martinez
Senior Policy
Manager,
Customer
Service
SCE
Jill Powers
Smart Grid
Solutions
Manager
CAISO
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