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Pacific Gas & Electric — PG&E — Wall Street Utility Group Energy Efficiency Panel Discussion (February 2007)
10 slides from Pacific Gas & Electric's conference presentation, Feb 8, 2007
Slide 1: Energy Efficiency Panel Discussion, Wall Street Utility Group
Energy Efficiency Panel Discussion Wall Street Utility Group Tom King, CEO Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information This presentation contains forward-looking statements regarding Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (Utility) anticipated investment in energy-efficiency programs and expected energy savings related to energy-efficiency programs. These statem
Slide 3: Keys To Energy Efficiency Success in California
q Revenue/sales decoupling mechanisms paired with annual attrition rate adjustment mechanism q Sustained, deep commitment by regulators, state lawmakers, utilities, other stakeholders to energy efficiency, conservation, renewables, demand-response q Growing interest and commitment by public to impro
Slide 4: PG&E Energy Efficiency History
PG&E Energy Efficiency History q First programs started in 1976 Ø Combined conservation and EE: $9.3 million * spend Ø Saved 2 * MW q Very successful program in the 1990’s Ø Average annual budget of $120 million * with upside incentives Ø Saved 880 MW q Presently Ø Budget- $975 million * for 2006-20
Slide 5: California's Real-World Success: Why is California Different?
California’s Real-World Success Why is California Different? q Very large scale, sustained energy efficiency effort q Highly effective codes and standards programs q Escalating IOU, state effort on solar Chart courtesy of Art Rosenfeld, California Energy Commission
Slide 6: Energy Savings and Emissions Avoided
Energy Savings and Emissions Avoided
Slide 7: Energy Efficiency Savings Past and Future
Actual Forecast Energy Efficiency Savings Past and Future PG&E’s Budget and Goals for 2006-2008: q Overall budget $975 million q Customer Incentives budget $416 million q PG&E filed goals613 MW, 3,063 GWH, 47 MM therms MW Savings: Historic & Target
Slide 8: Codes & Standards: Peak Demand Reduction
California Title 20 appliance standards California Title 24 building energy standards Combined savings for all other states that have passed appliance standards Federal product standards included in the 2005 federal Energy Policy Act of 2005 Codes & Standards: Peak Demand Reduction
Slide 9: California Continues Robust Growth
q Population forecasted to rise from 37.1 million to 42 million (13%) from 2006 to 2016 q Electric usage forecast to rise from 279,886 GHW to 313,397 GWH (12%) over same period Ø Larger homes in hot valley areas Ø More, higher-use electric devices/household q State’s peak demand rose to 50,270 MW in
Slide 10: PG&E Case Studies: Demand Reduction and Supply Strategies
Energy & Infrastructure Demand & Supply Analysis PG&E Case Studies Nominal Community Daily / Monthly / Yearly Energy Loads From/To ground source Heating/Cooling/Lighting 5-25% Reduction Plug Loads 40-50% Reduction Transportation 30-50% Reduction Energy Efficiency Life Style 30-50% Reduction Demand R
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