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Small and Rural Utilities Support Analysis: Timeline, Findings, and Next Steps

This document outlines the revised project timeline, analysis methodology, findings, and next steps for supporting small and rural utilities. It covers utility breakdowns, analysis categories, selection criteria, and upcoming actions.

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Small and Rural Utilities Support Analysis: Timeline, Findings, and Next Steps

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  1. RTF Technical Support Needs for Small & Rural Utilities October 27, 2010 RTF Subcommittee Meeting

  2. Agenda • Introductions • Review revised project timeline • Analysis methodology • Analysis findings • Next steps • Q&A

  3. Revised Project Timeline

  4. Interim Analysis Methodology • Characterize utilities • Clean/prune data (remove misc. “non-utility” entities) • Small (<15 aMW) • Rural (LDD recipients) • Residential (> 60%) • Use 2007-2010 PTR dataset as base • C&RD to be available for next round • PNGC and IDEA pools to be broken out in next round • Develop measure bins based on PTR categories • Develop high-level summaries of measure implementation behavior

  5. Analysis Categories • Renewables • Measure Bins • Commercial Envelope • Commercial Equipment • Commercial Lighting • Commercial Third Party • Residential Appliances • Residential Envelope • Residential HVAC • Residential Water Heating • Low Income Weatherization • Agricultural • Industrial • Utility Systems • Traffic Signals

  6. Utility Breakdowns • Small = 41 • Rural = 36 • Small or rural = 77 • Small/rural = 13 • Residential = 36 • Small/residential = 12 • Rural/residential = 16 • Small/rural/residential = 6

  7. Potential Utility Selection Criteria • Utility characterization breakdowns • Volume of savings • Patterns of measure implementation of various utilities • Residential vs. commercial • Renewables vs. measures • Climate

  8. Distribution of Utilities by Load & Customer Base (All Utilities)

  9. Overall Distribution of Measures (All Utilities)

  10. Overall Distribution of Measures, Not Renewables (All Utilities)

  11. Distribution of Measures by Small/Rural

  12. Distribution of Measures vs. Renewables by Small/Rural Utilities

  13. Next Steps • Incorporate C&RD and individual utilities from PNGC and IDEA • Perform analysis on complete dataset • Take a closer look at individual measures, normalize across utilities for comparative analysis • Refine utility selection criteria • Develop list of recommended utilities • Develop draft survey questions

  14. Questions & Answers

  15. Ecotope Contact: Poppy Storm, Project Manager 4056 9th Avenue NE − Seattle, Washington, 98105 PH: (206) 322-3753, FAX: (206) 325-7270 www.ecotope.com

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