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<CAISO PUBLIC> Regional Energy Markets & California’s Green Goals Mark Rothleder VP for Renewable Integration and Market Quality Assembly Utilities & Energy Committee Informational Hearing March 14, 2018

Regional Energy Markets & California’s Green Goals · – 6,000 MW of rooftop solar • Additional renewables: – 3,300 MW for 50% RPS by 2030* ... mobile app @California_ISO

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Regional Energy Markets & California’s Green Goals

Mark RothlederVP for Renewable Integration and Market Quality

Assembly Utilities & Energy Committee Informational HearingMarch 14, 2018

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Today’s Electric Grid

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The balancing of supply and demand

Supply

Demand

Inter-RegionalInterchangeSales Purchases

Load

Losses

PowerGenerated

Decrease Increase60

Frequency

Supply

Demand

Inter-RegionalInterchangeSales Purchases

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Decrease Increase60

Frequency

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Major progress on meeting CA’s renewable goals

• Currently Installed:

– 21,000 MW of large-scale renewables

– 6,000 MW of rooftop solar

• Additional renewables:

– 3,300 MW for 50% RPS by 2030*– 11,400 MW of consumer rooftop

solar by 2030**

* 2018 CPUC IRP**2017 CEC IEPR

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Actual net-load and 3-hour ramps are about four years ahead of ISO’s original estimate

Typical Spring Day

Net Load of 7,149 MW on February 18, 2018

Actual 3-hour rampof 14,777 MW on

March 4, 2018Deeper Belly

SteeperRamps

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Generation Breakdown --- 02/18/2018

Nuclear Geothermal/Biomass/Biogas Thermal HydroNet Interchange Wind Solar CurtailmentTotal CAISO Load CAISO Net Load

Net Load = Load -Wind -SolarRenewablesCurtailment

On Sunday, February 18, 2018 the CAISO experienced a minimum net-load of 7,149 MW @ 14:06 3-hr, 13,597 MW ramp met by:

- Import ~ 62%- Gas – 28%- Hydro – 10%

70.6% of the load served by Renewable Resources

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Generation Breakdown --- 03/04/2018

Nuclear Geothermal/Biomass/Biogas Thermal HydroNet Interchange Wind Solar CurtailmentTotal CAISO Load CAISO Net Load

Net Load = Load -Wind -SolarRenewablesCurtailment

On Sunday, March 4, 2018 the maximum 3-hour upward ramp was 14,777 MW 3-hr, 14,777MW ramp met by:

- Import ~ 36%- Gas – 49%- Hydro – 15%

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Generation Breakdown --- 09/01/2017

Nuclear Geothermal/Biomass/BiogasThermal HydroNet Interchange WindSolar CurtailmentTotal CAISO Load CAISO Net Load

Net Load = Load -Wind -Solar

Load

In 2017, the CAISO peak load was 50,116 MW and occurred at 15:58:24 on Friday, September 1, 2017

15:58 to 18:44

• Net Load peaked 2 hours and 46 minutes after peak demand

• Peak load decreased by 2,148 MW

• Solar production decreased by 7,199 MW

• Net Load increased by 5,258 MW

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A suite of solutions are necessary

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Questions

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Appendix

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CAISO GHG emissions reduced by 23% since 2014

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PacifiCorp GHG emissions reduced 14% since 2014

EIM Started November 2014

Source: PacifiCorp

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Increasing trend of renewable curtailment varies with seasonal and hydro conditions

2017 Curtailment Percentage of Potential Production

Solar: 2.8%Wind: 1.3%

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The 1-Hour upward ramps are more than 50% of the three hour ramps, which indicates the need for faster ramping resources

2/18/2018 3/4/2018 3/5/2018Max 3-Hr UP Ramp 13,597 14,777 13,740Max 1-Hr Up Ramp 7,101 7,545 7,537

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Comparison of 3-Hour and 1-Hour upward Ramps

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Percentage of load served by wind/solar, total RPS and non-Carbon resources (1-minute average)

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60.9 58.8

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Comparison of Load served by Different Combinations of Resources

Load served by Wind/Solar (%) Load Served by RPS (%) Load served by Non-Carbon Res. (%)

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Percentage of daily load served by wind/solar, total RPS and non-Carbon resources

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