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OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts Denise Kuehn

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OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts. Denise Kuehn. Omaha Public Power District. Public Utility 336,000 Customers 2,200 Peak Generation (2,550 MW) Transmission & Distribution (15,000 miles). Discussion Overview. Sustainability Efforts Why Utilities Support Sustainability - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

Denise Kuehn

Page 2: OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

Omaha Public Power District

• Public Utility– 336,000

Customers– 2,200 Peak– Generation

(2,550 MW)– Transmission &

Distribution (15,000 miles)

Page 3: OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

Discussion Overview

• Sustainability Efforts• Why Utilities Support Sustainability• What are Energy Efficiency & Demand

Response Programs • Our Approach• What You Can Do

Page 4: OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

From a Customer Perspective

4

Voluntary Partnership

Save Money

Protect the Environment

Awareness of Usage

Page 5: OPPD’s Sustainability Efforts

From a Utility Perspective

Community Partnerships

Delay Need for New Generation

Increase Customer Satisfaction

Awareness of Environmental Impact

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Sustainable Energy

• Methane Plant (Elk City)• Wind

– Valley

– Partnership with NPPD

– Request for Proposal for 80 MW

• Solar– Partnership with Creighton University

– OPPD Elkhorn Facility

• Ice Storage (OPPD Energy Plaza)• Fuel Cell (Partnership with Zoo)

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PEAK LOADREDUCTION

LOADSHIFTINGENERGY

REDUCTION

LOAD VALLEYFILLING

Increase off-peak loads to improve efficiency of production

Shift customerusage from one time period to another

Reduce energy load

PUBLICSERVICE

Reduce energy consumption at the time of the daily peak

Efforts that will benefit society from an electric power perspective

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PEAK LOADREDUCTION

LOADSHIFTINGENERGY

REDUCTION

LOAD VALLEYFILLING

·Heat Pumps·Ground Source

Heat Exchangers

·C&I Time of Use·In-Home Monitors

· Equipment Rebates·Energy Star·HALT·ContinuousCommissioning·Audits

2008-2011

PROPOSED PLAN

·Low Income ·Energy Advisor·Education·EPACT 2005 Tax Incentive

·Load Control Study·C&I Curtailablement

PUBLICSERVICE

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Residential Usage

44%

9%

33%

14%

Heating & Cooling

Refrigerator

Lighting & OtherAppliances

Water Heater

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What You Can Do

• Know Where You Are– How Much Energy Do You Use– What Areas Do You Use the Most– Review Schedules

• Formulate a Plan• Implement

• Set Back Thermostats• Turn Off Devices• Reduce Phantom Loads• Plug Leaks• Upgrade to Energy Efficient Equipment

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Communication

Direct Call Center Communications

Customer Information Systems SEES

Information Employee Public Board

• Departmental Meetings News Releases Monthly Magazine

• Daily News Advertising

• Utility Web Page

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Our Facilities

• Recycling– Office Items and Waste– Fly Ash– Transformers & Other Equipment

• Energy Efficiency– Upgrade Lighting– Building Commissioning– Replace IT Servers– Upgrade Motors & Install Variable Frequency Drives

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0.0

Time

Penetration

Drop Out

Persistence

Free Riders

Sustaining Results?

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Denise KuehnManager Demand Side & Sustainable

Management

[email protected]

(402)636-3349