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Xcel Energy — Corporate Update (November 2012)
39 slides from Xcel Energy's corporate update, Nov 14, 2012
Slide 1: Colorado DSM Roundtable Discussion
Xcel Energy Colorado DSM Roundtable Discussion November 14, 2012 9:00am to 11:00am 1800 Larimer, Room 03G01
Slide 2: Welcome and Introductions
Welcome and Introductions Contact ContactInfo: Info: Neil NeilCowan Cowan Senior SeniorAnalyst, Analyst,DSM DSMRegulatory RegulatoryStrategy Strategy&&Planning Planning Office OfficePhone: Phone: 303-294-2115 303-294-2115 E-mail: E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] 2
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda 9:00 – 9:05 Welcome, Introductions 9:05 – 9:15 Regulatory Update 9:15 – 10:00 DSM Program Highlights 10:00 – 10:15 Break 10:15 – 10:45 Product Development Settlement Related Development (Current RFP Status, EE Financing, Waste to Energy) Pilot Updates Ongoing Development (Upcoming 2012
Slide 4: Regulatory Update
Regulatory Update Presented by: Neil Cowan Compliance Complianceinformation informationisisavailable available at atXcel XcelEnergy’s Energy’sDSM DSMWebsite: Website: http://www.xcelenergy.com/About_Us/Rates_&_Regulations/Regulatory_Filings/CO_DSM http://www.xcelenergy.com/About_Us/Rates_&_Regulatio
Slide 5: Timeline of Recent Filings
Timeline of Recent Filings July July30, 30,2012 2012 November November1,1,20122012 Unopposed Notice Notice of Specific Plan for Meetingthe of Specific Plan for Meeting the11.2 UnopposedMotion MotiontotoExtend Extendto toApril April1,1,2013 2013to to 11.2 develop programs for non-solar eligible energ
Slide 6: Future Filings
Future Filings 2013 April 2013 – Annual Status Report June 2013 – Strategic Issues Filing July 2013 – 2014 Plan 6
Slide 7: 60-Day Notices
60-Day Notices First Quarter 2012 In Home Smart Device Pilot – March 1 Second Quarter 2012 ENERGY STAR New Homes – June 27 7
Slide 8: 60-Day Notices (cont…)
60-Day Notices (cont…) Third Quarter 2012 Low-Income Single Family Weatherization – August 16 Low Income Single Family Weatherization Program Evaluation – August 22 Business Heating Efficiency Program Evaluation – August 22 Showerhead Program Evaluation – August 24 Self Direct Program Eval
Slide 9: DSM Program Highlights
DSM Program Highlights Presented By: Shawn White David Hueser Kate Berg 9
Slide 10: Preliminary Third Quarter 2012 DSM Achievements, Total DSM Portfolio
Preliminary Third Quarter 2012 DSM Achievements, Total DSM Portfolio 2012 Electric Targets: 79.3 MW; 329.3 GWh; $78.1M Electric Achievements: 76.7 MW; 303.9 GWh; $55.7M Gas Goals: 435,504 Dth; $13.2M Gas Achievements: 270,235 Dth; $8.5M 10
Slide 11: Electric Energy Savings (kWh) continues to outpace Q3 2011
Electric Energy Savings (kWh) continues to outpace Q3 2011 Colorado DSM Portfolio 2011/2012 Cumulative Electric Achievement, Quarterly Comparison 350,000,000 300,000,000 250,000,000 Cum e 200,000,000 kWh 150,000,000 2011 100,000,000 2012 50,000,000 - Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Quarter 11
Slide 12: DSM Program Overview, Business Energy Efficiency Program Highlights
DSM Program Overview, Business Energy Efficiency Program Highlights David Hueser 12
Slide 13: Product Updates: Heating Efficiency
Product Updates Heating Efficiency 60-Day Notice with Program Evaluation recommendations, filed August 22, implemented September 23, 2012 Technical Assumptions fine tuned Efficient equipment efficiencies Equipment effective useful life Net To Gross Investigate enhanced boiler tune-up opt
Slide 14: Product Updates: Lighting Efficiency
Product Updates Lighting Efficiency, Small Business Lighting Available Fluorescent Lighting Systems Phasing out fluorescent T12-removal rebates T5 – In 30% bonus rebate ends December 31, 2012 T8 – In (most common) Application turn-in deadline May 1, 2013 T12 – Out (virtually all) 60-Day Notice
Slide 15: Product Updates: Self-Direct
Product Updates Self-Direct 60-Day Notice with Program Evaluation recommendations, filed August 24, implemented September 25, 2012 Continue increased incentive for large industrial and commercial customers able to self-fund, Photo: Ball Corp. implement, measure and verify energy-saving initiativ
Slide 16: Residential and Low-Income Program Highlights
Residential and Low-Income Program Highlights Kate Berg 16
Slide 17: Insulation Program Enhancements
Insulation Program Enhancements Increased Quality Assurance measure BPI Certification Pre and Post blower door testing Air sealing (unless .45 NACH is met) CAZ test check box Onsite M&V for 2013 applications Technical changes Updated incremental costs, air sealing requirement and par
Slide 18: Single Family Weatherization Program Enhancements
Single Family Weatherization Program Enhancements Additional measures Water Heaters Storm Windows Crawl Space insulation Attic insulation (in manufactured homes) Evaluation Changes # of bulbs per home Improvements per home Home type Climate zones 18
Slide 19: Electric Heat Pump Water Heaters
Electric Heat Pump Water Heaters Increase in participation Enhanced Promotions Combo letter- City of Denver Direct Email Campaign Newsletter Retailer Support 19
Slide 20: High Efficiency Air Conditioning
High Efficiency Air Conditioning Increase in participation Improved M&V findings Enhanced Promotions Combo letter- City of Denver Bonus rebate Preliminary evaluation results 20
Slide 21: DSM Product Development Update
DSM Product Development Update Presented by: Kevin Schwain, Andre Gouin and Pat Goggin DSM DSMWebsite Websiteprovides providesprogram programidea ideasubmission submissionforms formsat: at: http://www.xcelenergy.com/About_Us/Rates_&_Regulations/Regulatory_Filings/CO_DSM_Plan http://www.xcelenergy.co
Slide 22: Product Development Team
Product Development Team 10 Resources able to flex across 3 Platforms Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy Demand Response Manager: Kevin Schwain, 612-330-5961 Colorado Team Lead: Pat Goggin, 303-294-2370 Pilot Lead: Andre Gouin, 303-294-2975 22
Slide 23: Settlement Development Update
Settlement Development Update 23
Slide 24: AC Tune Up RFP Update
AC Tune Up RFP Update Unable to find a cost effective solution Multiple Iterations with the bidders Fundamental challenges in CO Filed 60 Day Notice on October 1st Received comments from the EEBC We will maintain an open dialogue 24
Slide 25: Innovative Technology RFP Update
Innovative Technology RFP Update Received 12 detailed proposals Selected 4 to pursue further Fill the gap at expected cost Finalizing Technical Assumptions Negotiating Contracts 60 Day Notices to follow 25
Slide 26: Energy Efficiency Financing
Energy Efficiency Financing Worked with stakeholders to define program Filed Application and Received Order Granting Application from PUC Pending 20 Day Reconsideration Period Proceeding with Implementation Plans Begin with Marketing Existing Energy Efficiency Loan Products where they exist
Slide 27: Waste to Energy Projects
Waste to Energy Projects Purpose: To implement a program applicable to Eligible Energy Resources installed on customer premises. Status: PUC Staff initiated an investigation into combined heat and power (CHP) systems, likely to encompass Waste to Energy projects Company agreed to delay filing
Slide 28: Commercial RTU Early Retirement
Commercial RTU Early Retirement Revised Technical Assumptions – Your Feedback Looks marginally cost effective Final review stage Degradation = loss of performance Doesn’t necessarily = increased energy Difficult to model 28
Slide 29: Pilot & Study Update
Pilot & Study Update 29
Slide 30: Energy Feedback Pilot
Energy Feedback Pilot 50,000 Colorado participants; 40k print reports, 10k e-mail reports Savings in line with original projections (2% electric, 1% gas) Program will expand to an additional 50,000 participants in January 2013 % Electric Savings vs. Control Group % Natural Gas Savings vs. Cont
Slide 31: Xcel In-Home Smart Device Pilot
Xcel In-Home Smart Device Pilot Preliminary Learning's Customer Adoption • Low adoption, take rate ~ 1.4% 72,532 • Working on customer side of meter poses unique challenges • 50% of devices not controllable or customer disabled • Rapid technology change = device obsolescence 4,931 Response rate = 6.
Slide 32: Building Code Support Pilot
Building Code Support Pilot Pilot remains on track, expected to conclude with evaluation results June 2013 Q2’12 Q3’12 Q4’12 Q1’13 Q2’12 Q3’12 Plan Code Recruitment Training Evaluation Development Implementation Adams County Arvada Broomfield Denver Jefferson County Thornton Heschong Mahone Group, I
Slide 33: EV Demand Response Pilot
EV Demand Response Pilot Determine demand response opportunity available through control of electric vehicle charging stations and better understand: Purpose Customer’s willingness to allow interruption of charging Available load coincidence with peak demand Deployed control devices for test
Slide 34: Ongoing Development Update
Ongoing Development Update 34
Slide 35: Product Development Process
Product Development Process Opportunity Prioritization Concept Filing & Launch # of Approval Approval Approval Approval Ideas Concept Development Launch Opportunity Framing Evaluation Identification Concept Development Launch Opportunity Framing Evaluation Identification Level of Effort per Idea 35
Slide 36: Product Pipeline
Product Pipeline Most promising products identified Vetting internally Next steps Approval to proceed Allocate resources Target inclusion in 2014 DSM Plan 36
Slide 37: DSM Roundtable Ideation Submissions – 3rd Quarter
DSM Roundtable Ideation Submissions – 3rd Quarter Received no new Product Ideas New Opportunity Identification Form 37
Slide 38: New Ideas?
New Ideas? CO Roundtable Ideas Submit complete Roundtable Idea Form at least 90 days prior to a CO Roundtable Meeting in order for an analysis to be presented at that meeting. Incomplete Idea Forms will be returned to submitter for completion 90 Day window starts when form is complete Roun
Slide 39: Xcel Energy
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