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A quick Review of SCE TOU-8 rate, 2-50 kv service, option b
- 1. A Quick Review of
SCE’s TOU-8 Rate
IceBank Energy Storage
Terry Andrews
CALMAC Manufacturing Corp.
tandrews@calmac.com
(714)585-6121
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Corp.2012©
SCE’s TOU-8 Rate, 2-50 kV Service
• Demand charges are additive for many buildings
– (Summer peak period is noon to 6pm, June thru September, 4 months)
• Summer demand charges include:
+ $ 23.74/kW during peak period
+ $ 14.88/kW for the facilities related demand
• What the heck is a facilities demand charge?
– It’s a 2nd demand charge for high peak demand that occurs during the
previous month….independent of the time of day. It is defined in the
rate sheet as follows:
”The Facilities Related Component shall be for
the kW of Maximum Demand recorded during
(or established for) the monthly billing period.”
$38.62/kW
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Corp.2012©
SCE’s TOU-8 Rate, 2-50 kV Service
• In the winter (October through May) there is no
peak period, the mid peak period covers the day.
• If we assume the building is an office, school or a
building with a similar cooling load profile the peak
is likely to occur in the afternoon.
• Thus, at this time the demand savings would be
derived from reducing the size of facilities related
demand …..and this is a significant charge:
$14.88/kW
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Corp.2012©
SCE’s TOU-8 Rate, Summary
• The demand charges are significantly large and
make day time energy costs expensive, FOR THE
RIGHT BUILDING.
• There are potentially large savings when shifting
load in a daytime peaking building.
• Electricity in the summer is approximately 79%
cheaper at night
• Electricity in the winter is approximately 50%
cheaper at night
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Corp.2012©
University Example, U of Arizona
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Production
22 Chillers – 34,350 tons
205 CALMAC IceBank™ tanks at two sites
30,750 ton hours of storage
Distribution
7 miles of underground pipes
5,500,000 gallons of water in the loop
11 Pumps – 3255 HP (0.095 HP / ton of refrigeration)
There are no pumps outside of the chiller plants
62,260 gpm circulation capacity (1.8 gpm / ton)
12 psi - total campus pressure drop
16 degrees – average yearly temperature rise of the
chilled water
Loads
176 buildings
11,750,000 square feet (342 tons / ft².)
Notable Results
Distributes the chilled water at an average of
0.683 KW/ton. Includes everything, chillers,
pumps, towers.
Thermal storage is saving $423,000/year
($2,063/tank/yr)
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Corp.2012©
Get Started with Pre-engineered Hybrid Storage Systems
You don’t have to start from scratch.
Air Cooled Hybrid Cooling with pre-selected
equipment combinations:
• A/C Chillers
• IceBank™ Tanks and Plate Frame HX’s
• Factory Assembled Smart Pumping Skid
• Pre-packaged controls
• Dashboards that document savings
Saves time and MONEY
• Design and Installation phase
• Commissioning phase
• Operation & Maintenance phase