programs includes each of the three types of DR products, and data is available at the industry level. Details about the programs investigated are included in Table 61. It is important to note that the California programs investigated do not allow on-site generation as a form of DR. As a result, the SWE Team’s potential estimates presented in Section 6.3 do not take into account load reductions which could be achieved through back-up generation. Table 61: California Non-Residential DR Programs 5-Year Average Expected Incentive Number of Dispatch DR Capacity Program Program Type ($/kW/year) Hours (MW) SCE BIP Fast Response $108.88 1.2 573 PG&E BIP Fast Response $102.00 2.1 221 PG&E DBP Day-Ahead $4.50 9.0 38 SCE DBP Day-Ahead $40.80 81.6 83 SDG&E CPP Day-Ahead $29.32 28.0 17 PG&E CPP Day-Ahead $63.84 60.8 30 SDG&E CBP DA Day-Ahead $55.85 23.2 6 SCE CPP Day-Ahead $79.17 57.6 34 SCE CBP DA Day-Ahead $54.03 58.2 0 SCE DRC DA Day-Ahead $13.37 14.4 22 PG&E CBP DA Day-Ahead $59.39 13.4 20 PG&E AMP DA Day-Ahead $26.59 6.0 50 SDG&E CBP DO Day-Of $67.01 29.0 10 SCE CBP DO Day-Of $62.11 17.2 16 SCE DRC DO Day-Of $20.22 5.6 160 PG&E CBP DO Day-Of $68.32 13.0 23 PG&E AMP DO Day-Of $33.63 6.4 130 Each of these programs was placed into one of three response time categories depending on the level of advanced notification participants received at the beginning of a DR event. This terminology is used frequently in the results section of the report so the products are defined explicitly below. Day-Ahead. Participants are notified in the afternoon or evening that the following afternoon will be a DR event. This is typically tied to the release of a day ahead forecast.
programs includes each of the three types of DR products, and data is available at the industry level. Details about the programs investigated are included in Table 61. It is important to note that the California programs investigated do not allow on-site generation as a form of DR. As a result, the SWE Team’s potential estimates presented in Section 6.3 do not take into account load reductions which could be achieved through back-up generation. Table 61: California Non-Residential DR Programs Program Program Type Expected Incentive ($/kW/year) 5-Year Average Number of Dispatch Hours DR Capacity (MW) SCE BIP Fast Response $108.88 1.2 573 PG&E BIP Fast Response $102.00 2.1 221 PG&E DBP Day-Ahead $4.50 9.0 38 SCE DBP Day-Ahead $40.80 81.6 83 SDG&E CPP Day-Ahead $29.32 28.0 17 PG&E CPP Day-Ahead $63.84 60.8 30 SDG&E CBP DA Day-Ahead $55.85 23.2 6 SCE CPP Day-Ahead $79.17 57.6 34 SCE CBP DA Day-Ahead $54.03 58.2 0 SCE DRC DA Day-Ahead $13.37 14.4 22 PG&E CBP DA Day-Ahead $59.39 13.4 20 PG&E AMP DA Day-Ahead $26.59 6.0 50 SDG&E CBP DO Day-Of $67.01 29.0 10 SCE CBP DO Day-Of $62.11 17.2 16 SCE DRC DO Day-Of $20.22 5.6 160 PG&E CBP DO Day-Of $68.32 13.0 23 PG&E AMP DO Day-Of $33.63 6.4 130 Each of these programs was placed into one of three response time categories depending on the level of advanced notification participants received at the beginning of a DR event. This terminology is used frequently in the results section of the report so the products are defined explicitly below. Day-Ahead. Participants are notified in the afternoon or evening that the following afternoon will be a DR event. This is typically tied to the release of a day ahead forecast.
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