Energy Efficiency Lighting Issues

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Energy Efficiency Lighting Issues

• California Public Utilities Commission
• Energy Division
• June 16th, 2009

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Welcome and Introductions
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Lighting Issues Workshop

• Morning Session Presentations of Options for
  Californias Lighting Programs in 2009 -11 Period
• Mid-Afternoon Session Discuss Options for
  Californias Lighting Programs in 2009 11
  Period
• Options in Residential Programs
• Options in Non-Residential Programs
• Late-Afternoon Session Discuss how to Achieve
  CEESP Goals in 2009 -11 Period and Beyond
• Using Statewide Lighting Transformation Program
  as Vehicle for Achieving CEESP Goals
• Prioritization of Technologies

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ALJ Ruling Seeking Additional Record and Comments
on Workshop Issues

• Timeline
• Issued June 9, 2009
• Parties submit comments on the workshop issues by
  June 29, 2009.
• Reply comments are due on July 10, 2009
• Question 7
• Given current saturation levels of basic Compact
  Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) in California homes and
  retail outlets, what is the optimal level of
  funding for basic CFLs and/or the number of basic
  CFL bulbs to be included in IOU Upstream Lighting
  Programs during the 2009-2011 period? In what
  manner and by what date should funding for basic
  CFLs (for the residential sector distributed via
  Upstream Programs) be phased out?...

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ALJ Ruling Seeking Additional Record and Comments
on Workshop Issues

• Question 7 (continued)
• Please describe what other types of specialty
  CFL, super CFL and other advanced lighting
  programs should be scaled up during this same
  period, including possible targets for
  appropriate funding and incentive levels, energy
  savings, and distribution channels (residential
  and non-residential markets)

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Lighting in the Context of Market Transformation

• Definition of Market Transformation
  Long-lasting sustainable changes in the
  structure or functioning of a market achieved by
  reducing barriers to the adoption of energy
  efficiency measures to the point where further
  publicly-funded intervention is no longer
  appropriate in that specific market (D.
  98-04-063, Appendix A, 1998 CEESP, 2008)
• IOU plans should identify an end game for
  each technology or practice that transforms
  building, purchasing, and use decisions to become
  either standard practice (sometimes referred to
  as MT), or incorporated into minimum codes and
  standards. (D. 07-10-032, p. 150).

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Recap of Market Transformation Workshop on June
3, 2009

• Workshop Goals
• Outline a process to track progress starting
  with Market Sector-based MT program
• Identify an end-game for technologies or
  practices to become either standard procedure or
  incorporated into Codes Standards
• Useful indicators
• Market share info, incremental cost of technology
  upgrade, customer acceptance
• Data sources
• Impact studies, market effects studies, study on
  peak energy usage, study on barriers, saturation
  studies
• Strategies for CFL transition
• Phase down rebates for basic CFLs but continue to
  assist with advertising and promotion
• Establish strategy transition points (as opposed
  to end points)

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California Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan
(CEESP) Lighting Goals Residential Sector
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CEESP Lighting Goals Commercial Sector
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Upcoming State and Federal Lighting Acts

• California Lighting Efficiency and Toxics
  Reduction Act (Huffman Bill) passed in October
  2007
• Reduce average statewide electrical energy
  consumption by not less than 50 from the 2007
  levels for indoor residential lighting and not
  less than 25 from the 2007 levels for indoor
  commercial and outdoor lighting by 2018
• Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA)
  passed in December 2007
• Federal law adopting a wide variety of energy
  savings measures and mandatory energy efficiency
  standards

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Timeline California Lighting Efficiency and
Toxics Reduction Act
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Timeline Timeline California Lighting
Efficiency and Toxics Reduction Act and EISA
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Planned Energy Savings from Lighting in 2009 11
EE Portfolio Applications (Submitted March 2,
2009)
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Proposed Funding Levels from EE Portfolio
Applications (Submitted March 2, 2009)
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Proposed Funding Levels from EE Portfolio
Applications (Submitted March 2, 2009)
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Morning Session Presentations

• 930 AM - Jenna Canseco, KEMA
• Status of Californias Market for CFLs
• 1000 AM - Representatives from PGE, SCE and
  SDGE
• Lighting recommendations for 2009 11 EE
  Portfolio Applications
• 1030 AM - Noah Horowitz, Natural Resources
  Defense Council (NRDC)
• Lighting recommendations for 2009 11 EE
  Portfolio Applications
• 1045 AM Cheryl Cox, Division of Ratepayer
  Advocates (DRA)
• Lighting recommendations for 2009 11 EE
  Portfolio Applications
• 11 AM - Cynthia Mitchell, The Utility Reform
  Network (TURN)
• Lighting recommendations for 2009 11 EE
  Portfolio Applications
• 1115 AM - Professor Kostas Papamichael
  California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC)
• Lighting technologies and summary of six
  technology approaches

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Questions?