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LIMS-314-6011

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Order Instituting Rulemaking to Enhance the Role of Demand Response in Meeting the State’s Resource Planning Needs and Operational Requirements.

R.13-09-011 (Filed September 19, 2013)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S (U 338-E) OPENING COMMENTS ON DECISION APPROVING DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS

AND 2015-2016 BRIDGE FUNDING BUDGET

JANET S. COMBS R. OLIVIA SAMAD

Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-3477 Facsimile: (626) 302-7044 E-mail: [email protected]

Dated: May 5, 2014

SOUTHERH CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S OPENING COMMENTS ON DECISION APPROVING DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS AND

2015-2016 BRIDGE FUNDING BUDGET

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................1

II. DISCUSSION .........................................................................................................................................2

A. The Proposed Decision’s Funding Authorization For SCE Should Be Corrected ..............................................................................................................................2

B. The Proposed Decision Should Be Modified To Allow For Advice Letter Submittal Of Negotiated AMP Contract Extensions ...........................................................4

C. The Reporting Requirements In Attachment 1 Of The Proposed Decision Should Be Modified To Improve The Report’s Value And Address Confidentiality Concerns .....................................................................................................4

D. The Proposed Decision Errs In Its Finding Of Fact 40 And Denial Of PG&E’s Demand Bidding Program Proposal ......................................................................6

III. CONCLUSION ......................................................................................................................................7

APPENDIX A - SCE’S PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE PD ...................................................................

APPENDIX B - PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE BUDGET TABLE FOR .............................................

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY .........................................................

SOUTHERH CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S OPENING COMMENTS ON DECISION APPROVING DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS AND

2015-2016 BRIDGE FUNDING BUDGET

TABLE OF AUTHORITIES

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CPUC Decisions

D.12-04-045 ……………………………………………………………………………… 2, 3

D.13-01-024 ……………………………………………………………………………… 2, 3

D.13-04-017 ……………………………………………………………………………… 2, 3

D.13-07-003 ……………………………………………………………………………… 2

D.14-01-004 ……………………………………………………………………………… 2

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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA



SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S (U 338-E) OPENING COMMENTS ON DECISION APPROVING DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS

AND 2015-2016 BRIDGE FUNDING BUDGET

I.

INTRODUCTION

Pursuant to Rule 14.3 of the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the California Public

Utilities Commission (Commission or CPUC), Southern California Edison Company (SCE)

respectfully submits these Opening Comments on the Proposed Decision (PD) of Administrative

Law Judge (ALJ) Hymes, “Decision Approving Demand Response Program Improvements and

2015-2016 Bridge Funding Budget,” which was mailed on April 15, 2014 in the Commission’s

Demand Response (DR) Order Instituting Rulemaking (R.)13-09-011.

SCE is pleased that the PD acknowledges SCE for implementing many changes over the

past two years to improve its DR programs, and that the Commission directs SCE to make no

further changes during the bridge period. Thus, SCE will continue to focus its DR program

improvement efforts on enabling direct participation in the California Independent System

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Operator’s (CAISO’s) wholesale market. The PD approves bridge funding for certain DR

programs and activities for the 2015 and 2016 program years for the California investor-owned

utilities (IOUs) and closes Phase One of the proceeding.

SCE recommends certain modifications to the PD, and includes its specific proposed

edits in the attached Appendix A and Appendix B.

II.

DISCUSSION

A. The Proposed Decision’s Funding Authorization For SCE Should Be Corrected

In Decision (D.) 14-01-004, the Commission established a bridge funding cap for DR

programs that includes funding approved in D.12-04-045, D.13-01-024, and D.13-04-017.1 The

PD concurs with D.14-01-004 and approves SCE’s 2015-2016 DR budget as approved by D.12-

04-045 and modified by D.13-01-024 and D.13-04-017.2 However, based on SCE’s analysis of

the PD’s Ordering Paragraph 15, and associated Attachment 4, it appears that corrections are

necessary to accurately reflect the correct authorized amounts of the previous funding decisions.

Table 1 below summarizes SCE’s recommended corrections to the ‘Authorized 2012-2014,’

‘Estimated 2013-2014,’ and ‘Requested 2015-2016,’ sections of the PD’s budget table in

Attachment 4. SCE’s corrections result in a PD funding authorization decrease of $8.2 million

from SCE’s 2015-2016 DR budget. SCE additionally provides a redlined version of Attachment

4 in Appendix B to these comments.

1 D.14-01-004, Ordering Paragraph (OP) 1. 2 PD, p. 36.

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Table II-1 Summary of SCE Bridge Funding Budgets

AUTHORIZED

2012-2014 ESTIMATED

2013-2014 REQUESTED

2015-2016

PD Total $ 187,296,217 $ 181,757,145 $ 180,528,395

SCE Correction $ 249,391,216 $ 185,608,478 $ 172,307,062

Difference - Increase/(Decrease) $ 62,094,999 $ 3,851,333 $ (8,221,333)

The ‘Authorized 2012-2014’ column of the budget table in Attachment 4 of the PD

excludes approximately $62.1 million of funding approved in:

D.12-04-045 for Integrated Demand Side Management (IDSM) activities

D.13-01-024 for Aggregator Managed Portfolio (AMP) contracts; and

D.13-04-017 for Summer Discount Plan (SDP), Auto-DR technology incentives,

Emerging Markets & Technologies (EM&T), and Flex Alert (Statewide Marketing).

The ‘Estimated 2013-2014’ column excludes funding approved for IDSM activities,

EM&T, and Flex Alert totaling approximately $3.9 million.

The ‘Requested 2015-2016’ column should be corrected to reflect a reduction of

approximately $8.2 million as a result of:

Statewide Marketing which has been transitioned to another proceeding (Application

12-08-007 et al.)

Local Marketing which was for one-time expenses in D.13-04-017 and for other

expenses for dynamic pricing which have moved to SCE’s General Rate Case,

pursuant to D.12-04-045; and

SDP funding which was to support a one-time expense to transition the Commercial

program from reliability-based program to price-responsive.

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B. The Proposed Decision Should Be Modified To Allow For Advice Letter Submittal

Of Negotiated AMP Contract Extensions

SCE is pleased that the PD allows for the extension of funding for the currently

authorized Aggregator Managed Portfolio (AMP) contracts; however, SCE recommends the PD

be modified to allow the re-negotiated contracts to be submitted and reviewed through the advice

letter process rather than an application.3 First, the re-negotiated contracts would be an extension

of what is already currently authorized by the Commission; SCE would not be seeking approval

of new or additional contracts with new parties, it only anticipates slight modifications to the

contracts. Second, the PD already authorizes the funding for the contracts based on what is

currently authorized, so SCE will not be seeking funding authorization for the AMP contracts.

Third, the advice letter process can provide for a more timely resolution than the application

process. SCE expects that an advice letter with the contract extensions could be approved by the

Commission in time for operations to begin on January 1, 2015. Lastly, similar to DR

procurement, the Demand Response Auction Mechanism (DRAM) proposed in this Rulemaking

presents the advice letter process as a reasonable method for approval of contracts.4

C. The Reporting Requirements In Attachment 1 Of The Proposed Decision Should Be

Modified To Improve The Report’s Value And Address Confidentiality Concerns

The PD includes a new reporting template for transparency of the utilities’ administration

of DR.5 SCE appreciates the Commission’s and ORA’s desire to better understand the reasoning

behind the dynamics of least-cost dispatch decisions that include supply-side and demand-side

resources. SCE is supportive of some, but not all, the components in the proposed template

3 PD, OP 17 at p. 49. 4 Joint Assigned Commissioner And Administrative Law Judge Ruling And Revised Scoping Memo

Defining Scope And Schedule For Phase Three, Revising Schedule For Phase Two, And Providing Guidance For Testimony and Hearings, Attachment B, p. 15.

5 PD, OP 2, p. 45. See also, PD, Attachment 1.

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(which is to be used as a starting point in the development of the final template). SCE is

committed to working with interested stakeholders to strike a balance between providing

valuable information to the Commission while avoiding unnecessary complexity, duplication of

existing efforts, and confidentiality concerns. SCE recommends the following principles in the

development of the reporting template.

First, the report should be implemented on a trial basis. The report should only be

required for the period of July through September 2014. After that period, the Commission

should host a lessons-learned workshop so that parties can jointly assess the report’s value and

compliance burden.

Second, the trial report should be viewed as informational only for the edification of

interested stakeholders, and not as a tool for making operational changes to DR programs and

procedures during the critical summer period. The lessons-learned workshop suggested above is

a more appropriate venue to discuss program modifications resulting from information in the

template.

Third, because the report’s intended purpose is to evaluate dispatch decisions that are

made on an economic basis, the following programs should be excluded:

The Base Interruptible Program and the Agricultural Pumping & Interruptible

program. These programs are dispatched only on an emergency basis in the event of

system constraints or the implementation of CAISO emergency procedures;

The Summer Discount Plan. This program’s use and availability will be transitioned

into the CAISO market under a limited number of hours that are not tied to a fixed

price trigger;6 and

The Summer Advantage Incentive program. This program (also known as Critical

Peak Pricing) must be dispatched twelve times each year regardless of market prices,

6 SCE expects to file an advice letter which will limit the number of CAISO dispatch hours as it transitions the resource into the CAISO market.

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temperatures, or other conditions. As a result, SCE’s decision of whether to dispatch

this program is not subject to an economic criterion.

Fourth, reporting should only occur on an exception basis. In other words, the report

should only cover times in which a program’s trigger condition was met but the program was not

dispatched. The report should not cover times when DR programs were actually dispatched,

because this is currently reported on a weekly basis pursuant to OP 3 of D.13-07-003.

Fifth, interested stakeholders should address confidentiality concerns from disclosing

pricing information. The PD’s draft template requires the disclosure of confidential or

proprietary information regarding the Utilities’ forecasted prices and resource strategies. The

potential impacts from this disclosure should be discussed and mitigated during the initial

meeting outlined in OP 2 of the PD.

SCE recommends the PD be modified to include these principles as rules that will govern

the stakeholder meeting directed in OP 2. In addition, SCE recommends OP 2 be modified to

direct a Tier One Advice Letter to be consistent with the discussion on page 16 of the PD.

D. The Proposed Decision Errs In Its Finding Of Fact 40 And Denial Of PG&E’s

Demand Bidding Program Proposal

In their March 3, 2014 DR program proposals for 2015 and 2016, Pacific Gas and

Electric Company (PG&E) proposed seven specific program changes to their Demand Bidding

Program (DBP). One of the changes involved expanding the dispatch window for the program to

“increase dispatch potential of resource.” 7 The PD denies PG&E’s request on the grounds the

change would place an unfair burden on participants. SCE disagrees with the PD’s finding and

its denial of PG&E’s proposal, and requests that the PD be corrected to allow PG&E to

implement the proposal so that SCE can learn from the experience.

7 Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Demand Response Program Proposals For 2015 and 2016, p. 4.

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The current window for DBP events is non-holiday weekdays 12 p.m. through 8 p.m.

PG&E’s proposal would allow customers to “bid” their voluntary load reductions to be

dispatched over a broader period during the day of the DR event between the hours of 6 a.m. to

10 p.m. The DBP is structured as a voluntary pay for performance program that allows

customers to bid in their anticipated load shed a day in advance of the DR event. Customers are

compensated only for the actual amount of reduction they provide when an event is called. The

customer is not penalized for not offering a bid, nor are they penalized if they bid but do not

perform (no measurable reduction).

The PD should be modified because it errs in its Finding of Fact that “the request by

PG&E to expand the DBP dispatch window could place an unfair burden on participants.”8

Based on its experience and review of the record in this proceeding, SCE is not aware of any

detrimental effect to a customer if the DBP is offered to provide a wider window of opportunity

for customers to bid and perform load reductions. SCE respectfully requests that Finding of Fact

40 be struck and the PD be revised to allow PG&E to expand the DBP dispatch window to be

6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. to offer customers more opportunity to participate in the program.

III.

CONCLUSION

SCE appreciates the opportunity to provide these comments on the PD.

8 PD, Finding of Fact 40.

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Respectfully submitted, JANET S. COMBS R. OLIVIA SAMAD

/s/ R. Olivia Samad By: R. Olivia Samad

Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-3477 Facsimile: (626) 302-7044 E-mail: [email protected]

Date: May 5, 2014

Appendix A

SCE’s Proposed Changes to the PD

A-1

SCE’S PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE PD OF ALJ HYMES “DECISION APPROVING DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS AND 2015-2016

BRIDGE FUNDING BUDGET”

Reference Proposed Modifications

Findings of Fact

40 The request by PG&E to expand the DBP dispatch window could place an unfair

burden on participants.

[Delete in its entirety]

41 PG&E did not present evidence that the benefits of expanding the DBP dispatch

window would counterbalance the participant burden.

[Delete in its entirety]

Conclusions of Law

15 It is reasonable to deny approve the PG&E request to expand the DBP dispatch

window to be 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Ordering Paragraphs

2 Within 30 days from the issuance of this decision Pacific Gas and Electric

Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company and Southern California Edison

Company (jointly, the Utilities) shall organize and meet with the appropriate

Commission Staff, the Office of Ratepayer Advocates, and any other interested

stakeholders to develop an agreed-upon reporting template for providing weekly

exception reporting, using the draft reporting template in Attachment A as a

starting point. All stakeholders should take into consideration other utility reporting

requirements to ensure no unnecessary duplication. Within 30 days following the

initial meeting, the Utilities shall file a Tier Two One Advice Letter requesting

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Reference Proposed Modifications

approval by the Commission of the final reporting template.

Ordering Paragraphs (cont’d)

6 The following requested changes to Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)

2015-2016 Demand Response Programs are denied:

a. to specifically state that PG&E can dispatch a Demand Bidding Program

(DBP) event at its discretion;

b. to expand the DBP dispatch window to be 6:00 am to 10:00 p.m.;

c.b. all changes to the Air Conditioning Cycling program;

d.c. to carry over the 2012-2014 Permanent Load Shifting budget;

e.d. to extend the Transmission & Distribution Pilot and to perform a Supply

Side Demand Response Pilot; and

f.e. the request by the Office of Ratepayer Advocates to target the marketing of

the SmartRate program.

15 We authorize a budget of $180,528,395 $172,307,062 for Southern California

Edison Company for its 2015-2016 demand response programs to be allocated in

the previously approved demand response categories as indicated in Attachment 4.

17 No later than July 15, 2014, Southern California Edison Company shall file an

application Tier One Advice Letter requesting approval of 2015-2016 re-negotiated

Aggregator Managed Portfolio program agreements.

Appendix B

Proposed Changes to the Budget Table for

Southern California Edison Company

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Budget for Southern California Edison Company~

PROGRAM AUTHORIZED 2012-2014

ESTIMATED 2013-2014

REQUESTED 2015-2016

AUTHORIZED 2015-2016

Category 1 - Reliability Programs

Agricultural Pumping Interruptible $1,543,052 $1,028,701 $1,028,701 $1,028,701

Base Interruptible Program $2,407,226 $1,604,817 $1,604,817 $1,604,817

Optional Binding Mandatory Curtailment (OBMC) $37,475 $24,983 $24,983 $24,983

Rotating Outages $321,658 $214,439 $214,439 $214,439

Scheduled Load Reduction (SLR) $15,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000

Category 1 Total $4,324,411 $2,882,941 $2,882,941 $2,882,941

Category 2 - Price Responsive Programs

Ancillary Service Tariff $0 $0 $0 $0

Capacity Bidding Program (CBP) $661,287 $440,858 $440,858 $440,858

Demand Bidding Program (DBP) $1,483,686 $989,124 $989,124 $989,124

Summer Discount Plan Program (AC Cycling)

$64,391,768 ^ $65,084,768

$45,520,845 ^ $43,620,845

$45,520,845 ^ $42,927,845

$45,520,845

$42,927,845

Peak Time Rebates (Save Power Day) $4,707,515 $3,138,343 $3,138,343 $3,138,343

Energy Options $0 $0 $0 $0

Category 2 Total $71,244,256

$71,937,256 $50,089,171 $48,189,171

$50,089,171 $47,496,171

$50,089,171 $47,496,171

Category 3 - Aggregator Managed Portfolio (AMP)

AMP Contracts * $0 $49,300,000 $49,300,000 $49,300,000 $49,300,000

Category 3 Total $0 $49,300,000 $49,300,000 $49,300,000 $49,300,000

Category 4 - Emerging & Enabling Technologies

Auto-DR Technology Incentives $35,576,277 # $40,576,277 # $28,717,518 $28,717,518 $28,717,518

DR Emerging Markets & Technologies $7,303,969

$8,278,969 $4,869,313

$5,844,313 $4,869,313

$5,844,313 $4,869,313

$5,844,313

Ag Pump Timer $0 $0 $0 $0

Technical Assistance/Technology Incentives (TA/TI) $0 $0 $0 $0

Category 4 Total $47,880,247 $48,855,246

$33,586,831 $34,561,831

$33,586,831 $34,561,831

$33,586,831 $34,561,831

Category 5 Pilots

Smart Charging Pilot $600,000 $400,000 $0 $0

Workplace Charging Pilot $1,243,125 $828,750 $0 $0

Category 5 Total $1,843,125 $1,228,750 $0 $0

Category 6 Evaluation, Measurement & Verification

DRMEC $6,404,147 $4,269,431 $4,269,431 $4,269,431

DR Research $1,200,000 $800,000 $800,000 $800,000

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PROGRAM AUTHORIZED 2012-2014

ESTIMATED 2013-2014

REQUESTED 2015-2016

AUTHORIZED 2015-2016

Category 6 Total $7,604,147 $5,069,431 $5,069,431 $5,069,431

Category 7 Marketing, Education and Outreach

Statewide Marketing $5,500,000

$5,675,000 $3,666,667

$3,841,667 $3,666,667

$0 $3,666,667

$0

Local Marketing $22,000,000

$23,900,000 $14,666,667

$16,566,667 $14,666,667

$11,730,000 $14,666,667

$11,730,000

Category 7 Total $27,500,000 $29,575,000

$18,333,333 $20,408,334

$18,333,333 $11,730,000

$18,333,333 $11,730,000

Category 8 DR System Support Activities

DR Systems $17,900,032 $11,933,355 $11,933,355 $11,933,355

DR Forecasting $0 $0 $0 $0

Category 8 Total $17,900,032 $11,933,355 $11,933,355 $11,933,355

Category 9 Integrated Programs and Activities

IDSM $0 $4,051,999

$0 $2,701,333 $0 $0

Category 9 Total $0 $4,051,999

$0 $2,701,333 $0 $0

Category 10 Special Projects

Permanent Load Shifting (PLS) $14,000,000 $9,333,333 $9,333,333 $9,333,333

Category 10 Total $14,000,000 $9,333,333 $9,333,333 $9,333,333

TOTAL $187,296,217 $249,391,216

$181,757,145 $185,608,478

$180,528,395 $172,307,062

$180,528,395 $172,307,062

~ SCE did not provide a breakdown of their budget request. SCE only stated they request the same budget amounts as approved in D.12-04-045, D.13-01-024, and D.13-04-017.

^ “Authorized” and “Estimated” amounts include Includes Commission approved funds of $1.9 Million for Residential Summer Discount Plan (SDP) and $693,000 for Commercial SDP, as approved in D.13 04017, but is excluded from the “Requested” and ‘Authorized’ amounts because $1.9 million for Residential SDP was moved to Local Marketing and $693,000 for Commercial SDP was for a one-time project.

* 2013-2014 AMP program agreements were approved by the Commission through D.13-01-024.

# “Authorized” and “Estimated” amounts include Includes the $5M approved in D.13-04-017 with the stipulation that $4.2 Million must go toward incentives. The program must follow the rules of D.12-04-045.

Amounts include Commission approved funds of $0.975 Million for Emerging Markets and Technology, as approved in D.13-04-017.

Amounts include Commission approved funds of $0.175 Million for Statewide Marketing, as approved in D.13-04-017.

Amounts include Commission approved funds of $1.9 Million for Residential Summer Discount Plan, as approved in D.13-04-017, and excludes other local marketing funding, approved in D.12-04-045, for DR Marketing, Education & Outreach, Critical Peak Pricing, and Real Time Pricing.

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