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As noted during the workshop, Energy Division expects to recommend that the CPUC open a rulemaking to consider the Staff proposal described in the whitepaper. The paper is expected to be released at a later date (TBD) during the summer. ED received comments from 18 parties which can be found below.Īll stakeholder feedback will be reviewed and considered by ED Staff in informing the development of a written white paper based on the staff proposal previewed at the workshop. Presentations and recording from this workshop hosted on (see description below) are now posted (please see links in the Agenda below).Įnergy Division (ED) invited stakeholders to submit informal written comments to the public service list associated with R.12-06-013, which can be found in the CPUC’s online docket. Please direct questions about the paper to Achintya Madduri (Retail Rates section) at and Jean Lamming (Demand Response section) at 11, 2021: Post-Workshop Feedback The Energy Division plans to host a workshop on J (details to be announced later) as a starting point for more active engagement seeking stakeholder input on and discussion of the staff proposal.

It also builds off the two dynamic rate pilots authorized in D.21-12-015: one involving a collaboration between PG&E and Valley Clean Energy focused on agricultural pumping the other being conducted by Southern California Edison (SCE) open to multiple end-uses. The paper reflects a culmination of staff exploration, research, and outreach over multiple years. The white paper recommends that the CPUC open a rulemaking to consider the staff proposal, consistent with the objectives associated with Track 1 of the Commission’s DER Action Plan 2.0 on load flexibility and rates. Customer options to manage and plan their energy usage.Comprehensive retail rate reforms linked to real time grid conditions and economics, and,.Statewide standardized price presentation to customers, devices, and third-party service providers,.The paper proceeds to describe a fresh approach to scaling demand flexibility in the form of a six-point policy roadmap that encompasses: At the same time, the paper discusses the issues associated with scaling current strategies for demand response (supply-side or load-modifying) and advanced rate design to levels necessary to address the above challenges. The white paper addresses increasing challenges faced by California’s electricity grid as the state pursues 100% renewable resources, electrification of the building and transportation sectors, and deployment of behind-the-meter distributed energy resources (DERs). The initial concepts for this proposal were previewed by staff at a workshop hosted on (see workshop materials on this page down below).

June 22, 2022: Energy Division White Paper and Staff Proposal on “Advanced Demand Flexibility Management and Customer DER Compensation” ( download)Įnergy Division released today its white paper “ Advanced Strategies for Demand Flexibility Management and Customer DER Compensation.” It describes a staff proposal to enable widespread adoption of demand flexibility solutions and fair compensation for DER value. **Registration in advanced is recommended to save time Paul Phillips and Aloke Gupta, Energy Division.Moderated by Whitney Richardson, Energy Division.Presentation by Energy Division Staff on Demand Flexibility Management (CalFUSE) whitepaper/proposal.The recording is available on the Commission's YouTube page here: It was hosted by the Energy Division Staff to educate stakeholders about the demand flexibility white paper/proposal and seek feedback.įor questions on the workshop logistics, please contact Whitney Richardson at Andrew Magie For questions about the white paper, please contact Achintya Madduri (Retail Rates section) at and Jean Lamming (Demand Response section) at on Advanced Demand Flexibility Management and DER Compensation Recording This workshop is not associated with any CPUC proceeding. The paper (released on June 22 see below to download the paper) describes a staff proposal to enable widespread adoption of demand flexibility solutions and fair compensation for DER (distributed energy resources) services. July 21, 2022: Workshop on Advanced Demand Flexibility Management and DER CompensationĮnergy Division hosted a workshop on July 21, 2022, (see details, recording, and slide deck below) to present and discuss its white paper “ Advanced Strategies for Demand Flexibility Management and Customer DER Compensation”.

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