Californias 20092020 Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan Process, Products, Success

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Californias 2009-2020 Energy Efficiency
Strategic Plan Process, Products, Success

• Cathy Fogel, CPUC Staff Coordinator2009-2020
  Energy Efficiency Strategic Planning Process
• California Public Utilities Commission

November 5th, 2007
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Deliverables

• Single, statewide EE- DSM Strategic Plan for
  2009-2020 (Feb. 1st, 2008)
• Identifies IOU and collaborative actions by other
  agencies, institutions and stakeholders
• IOU 2009-2011 energy efficiency portfolio
  applications, reflect statewide Strategic Plan
  (May 15th, 2008)
• Ongoing process

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Organization of Working Groups
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Roles Responsibilities

• CPUC consultants scope convene working
  group integrative sessions Nov- Jan
• CEC Technical input on Big Bold strategies,
  links to PIER and standards development
• IOUs workshop collaboration, writing (teams)
• POUs, MUNIs, other state agencies develop
  collaborative approaches, share lessons
• Stakeholders attend working sessions,
  sub-committees, submit written proposals,
  review/comment on draft plan

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Time frame

• November 5th
• Sector kick off organizational meetings
• www.californiaenergyefficiency.com
• Nov. 14 January 3rd
• Sector working group sessions
• Will cover cross-sectoral issues !
• Late Dec. Jan. 8th Integrative workshops
• January IOUs (lead) writing plan

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Time frame (cont)

• Late January stakeholder draft review (?)
• Feb. 1st IOUs file draft plan
• Feb- March IOU-led public workshops and public
  comment period
• May 15th
• IOUs file single statewide EE Strategic Plan
• IOUs file 2009-2011 EE Portfolios
• Sept. Commission approves Plan, filings

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End-to-End Solutions

• Comprehensive
• Collaboration
• Coordinated innovative approaches
• DSM Integration
• Emerging Technologies
• Codes and Standards
• Market transformation

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Marketing, Education Outreach Task Force

• Short term-
• Section in each sectoral chapter
• Integrative chapter
• Next year-
• Long term, integrated MEO plan for state
• Build launch web-portal brand

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Professional Development, Education Training

• Section in sectoral chapters integrative
  chapter
• Focused work group (December)
• Jan. 14th conference building CAs clean energy
  work force

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Local Government

• Participate in sector organizational workshops
• Participate/contribute in writing to sector
  workshops Nov- Dec
• Identify model programs to expand
• Identify pathways, key interventions forward to
  expand effective local/regional programs
• Integrative workshop?

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2020 Energy Efficiency Goals

• Memo on EE potential available Dec. 20
• By sector
• By building type
• By end-use
• scenario adjusters
• Formal CPUC proceeding March July to finalize
  2020 EE goals
• See CPUC EE and www.californiaenergyefficiency.com
  for updates

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How to Contribute?...

• Afternoon sector organizational sessions
• scope sector work and plan Nov- Dec calendar
• Identify subcommittees
• Sectoral workshops (Nov. 14- Jan 3rd)
• contribute ideas and written suggestions
• opportunities for presentations
• Integrative workshops early Jan.
• Review/comment on plan

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UK Energy Efficiency Action Plan

• Comprehensive
• Innovative
• Aggressive targets
• Coordinated nested actions
• Long term
• Exemplary Marketing Outreach program
• www.californiaenergyefficiency.com

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Success?

• A clear vision of the role played by energy
  efficiency in the State in 2020
• how each sector contributes to this goal
• within each sector, the role envisioned for the
  Big Bold
• how various stakeholders will contribute
• the importance of end-to-end and integrated
  approaches

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Success?

• A plan that outlines actions to address various
  elements of integration including
• communications/marketing /education
• partnerships with financial institutions
• role of local governments
• -professional/ technical workforce educational
  and training

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Success?
A clear path forward with respect to the
strategies and actions -Which will be addressed
in utility filings -Which require
new/alternative processes and how will those be
convened and managed Consensus around the
proposed strategies and actions Confidence in
the process and a commitment to continue
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Sectoral Chapters

• A sector goal with appropriate interim goals
• An assessment of barriers
• Recommended strategies/actions
• Big Bold initiatives are addressed first
• Consideration given to end-to-end strategies

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Sectoral Chapters (cont)

• Attention to integration of cross-cutting actions
• Recommended process for pursuing these
  strategies/actions
• stakeholders that are critical for moving this
  ahead
• a proposed timeline
• (see also Section III of Guidance Document)

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Next Steps

• Afternoon Sectoral Meetings
• Subcommittees, work plans
• Check website for working group dates
• www.californiaenergyefficiency.com
• Participate in working groups, subcommittees,
  submit written proposals
• Cross-cutting working groups as feasible
• January- integration, writing

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