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ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN CALIFORNIA
Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency UC Santa Barbara May 20th, 2009 Stanford, California
THE NEXT GENERATION Commissioner Dian M. Grueneich California Public Utilities Commission
THE CHALLENGE WE FACE While California EE efforts have contributed to stabilization of per capita emissions statewide, California’s long-term goals will require dramatically increased efforts and success.
2
THE CURRENT APPROACH TO CAPTURING EE POTENTIAL 2009-2011 California Utilities Portfolios, Savings Distribution by End Use (as originally filed, July 2007)
What’s wrong with this picture?
3
COMING TO GRIPS WITH REALITY Verified Program Results: Screw‐in CFLs January 2006 – June 2008
Evaluator‐verified installaDon rates
Changes in net‐to‐gross, expected useful life, etc
Changes in net‐to‐gross, expected useful life, etc
4
REVISIONING ENERGY EFFICIENCY Need to ensure public purpose programs are highly effective and achieve California’s ambitious energy savings and GHG targets •
Move Beyond Short Term Savings and Increase the Yield of EE Savings Per Dollar Spent
•
Pursue Broader, Comprehensive Approaches to Realizing Efficiency Opportunities to Generate Deepseated, Durable Savings
•
End-to-End Planning and Broader Collaboration to bring about True Market Transformation
5
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY •
Residential (including Low Income)
•
DSM Coordination & Integration
•
Commercial
•
•
Industrial
Workforce Education & Training
•
Agriculture
•
Marketing Education & Outreach
•
Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning
•
Research & Technology
•
Codes and Standards
•
Local Governments
6
4 Commercial New Construction • All new commercial construction in California will be zero net energy by 2030.
Residential / Small Commercial HVAC • Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry will be reshaped
Residential New Construction • All new residential construction in California will be zero net energy by 2020.
Low- Income
Energy Efficiency • All eligible lowincome homes will be energy7 efficient by 2020
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY THEMES IN THE STRATEGIC PLAN •
Aggressiveness of California’s goals demands targeted R&D effort
•
Crucial need to identify new technologies and enhance existing technologies to accelerate their uptake and broaden their use.
•
Improved framework for coordination among current efforts – CEC-PIER, Utility ET programs, DOE, Universities, and Private Sector – Establish RD&D Coordinating Council committed to identifying research priorities, funding mechanisms, and coordinating structure to advance R&D throughout the state. – Need a framework more effective in shepherding technologies from concept to commercialization.
8
GOAL EXAMPLE: RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 1.
2.
Goal
Goal Results
Refocus utility and Energy Commission energy efficiency research and technology support to create demand pull and set the research agenda for both incremental and game-changing energy efficiency technology innovations.
Ratepayer-funded R&D programs will explicitly support widely applicable wholebuilding improvement, lighting, and plug load solutions envisioned in this Plan and will be used to leverage other private and public funds for the deployment of new technologies.
Conduct targeted emerging technologies R&D to support the Big, Bold Energy Efficiency Strategies and integrated energy solutions goals.
Profound improvement in equipment efficiency as well as new building materials and designs aimed at achieving more efficiency from new buildings than technically feasible today, and necessary to achieve Zero Net Energy and hot/dry climate HVAC outcomes
9
PUTTING THE PLAN INTO ACTION – NEXT STEPS • Approve utility 2009-2011 EE Portfolios consistent with Strategic Plan objectives and direction • Organize working apparatus for – More detailed analysis and prioritization – Resource and leadership commitments – Multi-stakeholder Collaborative Action • Energy Efficiency Web portal • Statewide Marketing and Branding Initiative
10
THANK YOU! • For more Information visit www.CaliforniaEnergyEfficiency.com • Coming soon: EE Web Portal – Technical level launch date: July 31, 2009. Energy efficiency policy, program design, and evaluation/measurement information and much more. • Interactive tool for policymakers, practitioners, NGOs and business leaders.
11
Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency UC Santa Barbara May 20th, 2009 Stanford, California
THE NEXT GENERATION Commissioner Dian M. Grueneich California Public Utilities Commission
THE CHALLENGE WE FACE While California EE efforts have contributed to stabilization of per capita emissions statewide, California’s long-term goals will require dramatically increased efforts and success.
2
THE CURRENT APPROACH TO CAPTURING EE POTENTIAL 2009-2011 California Utilities Portfolios, Savings Distribution by End Use (as originally filed, July 2007)
What’s wrong with this picture?
3
COMING TO GRIPS WITH REALITY Verified Program Results: Screw‐in CFLs January 2006 – June 2008
Evaluator‐verified installaDon rates
Changes in net‐to‐gross, expected useful life, etc
Changes in net‐to‐gross, expected useful life, etc
4
REVISIONING ENERGY EFFICIENCY Need to ensure public purpose programs are highly effective and achieve California’s ambitious energy savings and GHG targets •
Move Beyond Short Term Savings and Increase the Yield of EE Savings Per Dollar Spent
•
Pursue Broader, Comprehensive Approaches to Realizing Efficiency Opportunities to Generate Deepseated, Durable Savings
•
End-to-End Planning and Broader Collaboration to bring about True Market Transformation
5
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY •
Residential (including Low Income)
•
DSM Coordination & Integration
•
Commercial
•
•
Industrial
Workforce Education & Training
•
Agriculture
•
Marketing Education & Outreach
•
Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning
•
Research & Technology
•
Codes and Standards
•
Local Governments
6
4 Commercial New Construction • All new commercial construction in California will be zero net energy by 2030.
Residential / Small Commercial HVAC • Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry will be reshaped
Residential New Construction • All new residential construction in California will be zero net energy by 2020.
Low- Income
Energy Efficiency • All eligible lowincome homes will be energy7 efficient by 2020
RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY THEMES IN THE STRATEGIC PLAN •
Aggressiveness of California’s goals demands targeted R&D effort
•
Crucial need to identify new technologies and enhance existing technologies to accelerate their uptake and broaden their use.
•
Improved framework for coordination among current efforts – CEC-PIER, Utility ET programs, DOE, Universities, and Private Sector – Establish RD&D Coordinating Council committed to identifying research priorities, funding mechanisms, and coordinating structure to advance R&D throughout the state. – Need a framework more effective in shepherding technologies from concept to commercialization.
8
GOAL EXAMPLE: RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 1.
2.
Goal
Goal Results
Refocus utility and Energy Commission energy efficiency research and technology support to create demand pull and set the research agenda for both incremental and game-changing energy efficiency technology innovations.
Ratepayer-funded R&D programs will explicitly support widely applicable wholebuilding improvement, lighting, and plug load solutions envisioned in this Plan and will be used to leverage other private and public funds for the deployment of new technologies.
Conduct targeted emerging technologies R&D to support the Big, Bold Energy Efficiency Strategies and integrated energy solutions goals.
Profound improvement in equipment efficiency as well as new building materials and designs aimed at achieving more efficiency from new buildings than technically feasible today, and necessary to achieve Zero Net Energy and hot/dry climate HVAC outcomes
9
PUTTING THE PLAN INTO ACTION – NEXT STEPS • Approve utility 2009-2011 EE Portfolios consistent with Strategic Plan objectives and direction • Organize working apparatus for – More detailed analysis and prioritization – Resource and leadership commitments – Multi-stakeholder Collaborative Action • Energy Efficiency Web portal • Statewide Marketing and Branding Initiative
10
THANK YOU! • For more Information visit www.CaliforniaEnergyEfficiency.com • Coming soon: EE Web Portal – Technical level launch date: July 31, 2009. Energy efficiency policy, program design, and evaluation/measurement information and much more. • Interactive tool for policymakers, practitioners, NGOs and business leaders.
11
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