PreCooling and Demand Response

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Pre-Cooling and Demand Response
Purdue University and Berkeley Lab January 23,
2004 Sponsored by the California Energy
Commission
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Meeting Agenda

• 1000 Introductions and Overview (Piette)
• 1015 Background and Previous Research (Braun)
• 1045 Results of from Santa Rosa Federal Building
  (Xu)
• 1145 Tool Development for Thermal Mass (Braun)
• 1245 Lunch and Discussion of Next Steps (Haves)
• 145 Automated DR in 5 Large Facilities (Piette)
• 210 Open Discussion
• 230 Adjourn

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Meeting Objectives

• Present Background and Research on Pre-Cooling
• Review Next Steps, Obtain Feedback
• Introduce Demand Response Research Center
• Introduce Automated Demand Response Research

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Top 10 California Peak End Uses/Sectors (assumes
50,000 MW Peak)
8,000
15
14
7,000
11
6,000
11
5,000
Megawatts
4,000
7
6
3,000
4
4
4
4
2,000
1,000
0
Res AC
Com AC
Res Misc
Com Light
Com Misc
TCU Buildings
Res Refrigerator
Process Industry
Assembly Industry
Ag Water Pumping
End-Use/Sector
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Demand Response Research Center

• Objective to develop, prioritize, conduct, and
  disseminate multi-institutional research to
  facilitate DR
• Scope technologies, policies, programs,
  strategies and practices, emphasizing a market
  connection
• Method Partners Planning Committee, Annual RD
  Plan
• Stakeholders

• State policy makers
• Researchers
• Information metering system developers
• Aggregators
• Program implementers

• Utilities
• Industry trade associations
• Building owners, engineers operators
• Building equipment manufacturers
• Other end-use customers

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Further Information on CEC DR Research

• Demand Response Research Center
• Forthcoming site http//drrc.lbl.gov
• Current CEC Demand Response Sites
• Consortium for Electric Reliability Technology
  Solutions (CERTS)
• http//certs.lbl.gov
• Center for the Study of Energy Markets (CSEM)
• http// www.ucei.berkeley.edu/power.html
• Demand Response Enabling Technology Development
  (DRETD)
• http// ciee.ucop.edu/dretd