Traditionally these processes have worked separately. The DAWG enables the groups to work together, coordinate the flow of data and reports, and review material that is produced. A particular benefit has been in understanding the different forecasting processes (data, method) used by the utilities and the Energy Commission. Approximately 20 organizations and 130 individuals belong to the DAWG. The DAWG has two subgroups: Demand Forecasting and Energy Savings. We are contemplating reaching out to Distributed Generation and Demand Response. Accomplishments: Two incremental-uncommitted energy efficiency reports (the first was published as a supplement to the 2009 IEPR. The second, a supplement to the 2011 IEPR is due out presently. Next Steps for the DAWG Energy Efficiency Goal Studies Shared model EM&V integration Demand response and distributed generation. DAWG Website: See attached presentation. III. Presentations- Role of End-Use Saturation Surveys Facilitator 9:30-11 am and Collecting Baseline Data History of CEC Forecasts and Methods of CEC (Chris Kavalec ) 30 min Use Baseline Data Collection End-Use Surveys and Efficiency Itron (Jean Shelton) 30 min Studies KEMA (Claire Palmgren) discussion on IOU Perspective SDG&E (Tim Vonder) 30 min SCE (Andrea Horwatt) PG&E (Rafael Freidmann)
Traditionally these processes have worked separately. The DAWG enables the groups to work together, coordinate the flow of data and reports, and review material that is produced. A particular benefit has been in understanding the different forecasting processes (data, method) used by the utilities and the Energy Commission. Approximately 20 organizations and 130 individuals belong to the DAWG. The DAWG has two subgroups: Demand Forecasting and Energy Savings. We are contemplating reaching out to Distributed Generation and Demand Response. Accomplishments: Two incremental-uncommitted energy efficiency reports (the first was published as a supplement to the 2009 IEPR. The second, a supplement to the 2011 IEPR is due out presently. Next Steps for the DAWG Energy Efficiency Goal Studies Shared model EM&V integration Demand response and distributed generation. DAWG Website: See attached presentation. III. Presentations- Role of End-Use Saturation Surveys and Collecting Baseline Data History of CEC Forecasts and Methods of Baseline Data Collection End-Use Surveys and Efficiency Studies discussion on IOU Perspective Facilitator CEC (Chris Kavalec ) Itron (Jean Shelton) KEMA (Claire Palmgren) SDG&E (Tim Vonder) SCE (Andrea Horwatt) PG&E (Rafael Freidmann) 9:30-11 am 30 min 30 min 30 min Use
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