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Clean Energy Solutions for Farming: Efficiency and Demand Response Strategies

Join us at the Farming Clean Energy Conference on November 5, 2008, featuring expert Danny Johnson. Discover current issues in energy efficiency and demand response, renewable energy resources, and distributed generation. Learn about Southern California Edison’s (SCE) energy efficiency programs, including fixed rebate amounts for energy-efficient equipment and performance contracts. Explore various incentive structures, rebates for industrial applications, and agricultural innovations. Gain insights into educational opportunities and technical assistance to optimize energy usage in your operations.

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Clean Energy Solutions for Farming: Efficiency and Demand Response Strategies

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  1. Farming Clean Energy Conference November 5, 2008 Danny Johnson

  2. Current Issues • Energy Efficiency & Demand Response • Renewable Energy Resources • Distributed Generation • Fossil-Fired Generation

  3. Sample of SCE Energy Efficiency Programs • Express Efficiency Program • Fixed rebate amount for prescribed energy efficient equipment • Up to 100% of the measure cost per site, up to $1.8 million per site • Based on itemized existing equipment vs. replacement equipment • Standard Performance Contract Program • Calculated incentive amount for retrofit or specialized energy efficient equipment • Up to 50% of the cost for each measure type, up to $2.4 million per site • Based on annual kWh savings by measure type ($.05 lighting, $.08 other, $.14 AC&R) • Industrial Energy Efficiency Program • Modeled after SPC, incorporates a larger, holistic view of energy usage in integrated manufacturing and production processes • Same rebate incentive structure as SPC program • Savings by Design • New Construction design assistance up to $150,000 for exceeding Title-24 by 10% • Whole building approach: Preferred method to optimize fully integrated design • Systems approach: For specific energy systems such as; HVAC, lighting, etc. • Many other programs targeting different types of customers

  4. Technologies with Significant Impact • Industrial • Compressed Air Systems • Variable Frequency Drives • Refrigeration Controls • Electric Submersible Pumps • Chillers • Pump Off Controllers • Agricultural and Pumping • Pump Replacements and Rehabilitation • Variable Frequency Drives • Dairy applications • Water pumping • Irrigation • High Bay Fluorescent Fixtures • T-8/T-5 Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasts • Premium Efficiency Motor Replacements • Energy Management Systems (EMS)/SCADA

  5. SCE’s Demand Response Portfolio Reliability–Based (Emergency) Programs • Base Interruptible Program (TOU-BIP) for Commercial and Industrial (C&I) customers • Large Power Interruptible (I-6) for Industrial customers >500 kW • Rate is scheduled to be eliminated Dec 31, 2008 • Summer Discount Plan (SDP) for Residential and C&I customers • Agricultural and Pumping Interruptible (AP-I) for pumping customers Price–Response Programs • Demand Bidding Program (DBP) for C&I customers • Capacity Bidding Program (CBP) for C&I customers • Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) Programs for C&I customers • Demand Response Contracts Technical Assistance and Technology Incentives (TA&TI)

  6. What You Can Do • Education and training for key personnel • SCE Account reps are your trusted energy advisor • SCE Energy Centers seminars, classes, and displays • Identify opportunities to save energy • Walk-thru surveys • Energy audits • TA&TI 3rd party engineering firm, where appropriate • Develop action list for EE and DR • Participate in incentive and rebate programs • Energy Efficiency • Demand Response • California Solar Initiative (CSI)

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