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- 1. Oklahoma G&E Demand Response Program initiative information Page 1/12 Standard 10 ~ 20 min Presenter: H,Vatankhah Prof. S. Ghasemzadeh
- 2. Contents of this session ❑ Description ❑ Objectives and Benefits ❑ Use case description ❑ Current status and results ❑Lessons and best practices Page 2/12
- 4. Objectives Primary Ultimate ✓ Assessment of DR Tech Dynamic pricing Web portal IHD PCT Combo TOU – CP VPP - CP ✓ Delaying investments in generation resources ✓ V V O optimization Details 1.3 KW demand reduction per customer Up to 20% participation Page 4/12
- 5. Benefits 67MW demand reduction 179 $ customer savings in 4 peak month VVO optimization Envisioned benefits (SAIDI-SAIFI up to 30%, metering costs up to 15 M$ and demand up to 223 MW reduction, Participation increase up to 160,000 customers) Page 5/12
- 6. Use case description Conditions TOU VPP Off-peak 4.2 ¢/kWh 4.5 ¢/kWh Standard 23 ¢/kWh 11.3 ¢/kWh High 23 ¢/kWh Critical 46 ¢/kWh Critical price event 46 ¢/kWh 46 ¢/kWh Page 6/12
- 7. Quail Creek 25 Participants Acceptance of DR programs PCT and IHD Page 7/12 Phase 0
- 8. Phase 1 Current status and results Phase 2 Phase 3 SmartHours Smart Study Together Page 8/12 TM TM
- 9. Phase 1 Initiated in 2010 1.96 KW demand reduction (1.3 KW estimated) VPP/PCT pricing method 3000 participants, Norman, Oklahoma Page 9/12
- 10. Phase 2 Initiated in 2011 1.97 KW demand reduction VPP/PCT pricing method +3000 participants Important demographic sections and demand response relationship Page 10/12
- 11. Phase 3 Initiated in 2012 61.5% accepted free PCT 2.34 KW demand reduction (0.81 KW for just VPP) VPP/PCT pricing method ~35150 participants Page 11/12
- 12. ❑ Savings ❑ Technology “and” savings create sustainability ❑ Automation ❑ Pricing is critical to success ❑ Energy awareness and focus ❑ Customer education ❑ Ease of enrollment ❑ IT, effective processes, and trusted partners and “Regulators” are essential ❑ Statistical studies Lessons learned & best practices Page 12/12
- 13. Thanks for your attention Questions and discussion The End ! Data driven from: DSM Casebook 2014 Ver.1 OG&E Consumer Behavior Study Evaluation Report, DOE – August 2012