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6 th Plan Conservation Resource Acquisition Translating the “Target” into Resource Development

6 th Plan Conservation Resource Acquisition Translating the “Target” into Resource Development. February 9, 2010. Who Will Build The Region’s Conservation Resource?. Northwest Energy Efficiency Implementation Web. = Rate Revenues. Northwest Power and Conservation Council. The “Plan”.

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6 th Plan Conservation Resource Acquisition Translating the “Target” into Resource Development

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  1. 6th Plan Conservation Resource AcquisitionTranslating the “Target” into Resource Development February 9, 2010

  2. Who Will Build The Region’s Conservation Resource?

  3. Northwest Energy Efficiency Implementation Web = Rate Revenues Northwest Power and Conservation Council The “Plan” Bonneville Power Administration = Policy = Policy Recommendations Regional Technical Forum = Program Funding Public Utilities State Regulatory Commissions = Technical Recommendations Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Investor Owned Utilities = Conservation Programs Energy Trust of Oregon Markets, Codes & Standards = Market Transformation Programs/Projects End Use Consumers Fed Gov. State Gov. = Taxes & TaxCredits & ARRA

  4. How Do “The Plan’s Targets Get Translated Into Programs? • Council Plan • Establishes regional conservation targets based its interpretation of the Act’s requirements • Contains methodology and assumptions (e.g., future market prices, measure cost & savings) for determining cost-effectiveness • Contains specific “measure level” (e.g. high efficiency electric water heaters) determinations of cost-effectiveness • Bonneville’s resource acquisitions are to be consistent with the Council’s Plan • Large (>25,000 customers) utilities in Washington must acquire “all cost-effective conservation” identified using methodologies consistent with the Council’s • IOU’s (and some large public utilities) conduct their own integrated resource planning processes which produce utility specific conservation goals

  5. Who Are Those Guys?

  6. Council’s Role in Implementation • The 6th Plan’s Calls for Meeting Most of the Region’s Load Growth With Conservation • How should this affect Council member and staff resource allocation?

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