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Opening up the Clean Energy Floodgates in Massachusetts? Restructuring Roundtable

Opening up the Clean Energy Floodgates in Massachusetts? Restructuring Roundtable. September 12, 2008. Utilities play a vital role in reaching a solution. NSTAR has a three pronged strategy to respond to GCA. Energy Efficiency Renewable resources Pilot smart grid.

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Opening up the Clean Energy Floodgates in Massachusetts? Restructuring Roundtable

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  1. Opening up the Clean Energy Floodgates in Massachusetts? Restructuring Roundtable September 12, 2008

  2. Utilities play a vital role in reaching a solution

  3. NSTAR has a three pronged strategy to respond to GCA • Energy Efficiency • Renewable resources • Pilot smart grid

  4. We are excited about rapidly expanding EE • Comprehensive, integrated program offerings • Deeper market penetration • Additional new technology offerings

  5. Programs ripe for quick ramp up • Existing programs with infrastructure in place • Large market opportunity • Limited technical issues • High benefit cost ratios

  6. Multi-Family • Targets multi-family facilities with five or more units • Comprehensive, whole-house approach • Financial incentives, up to 75% discount on the installation of major measures

  7. Small Business • Still much more to do with NSTAR current SBS program • Direct install program • Targets customers avg demand less than 200 kW • Cash incentives to customers 70-80% range • Increase comprehensiveness – targeting 10% more efficiency per customer Only 1 in 5 eligible customers has participated in the C&I SBS Direct Install program Super T8 fixtures can use 17% less than standard fixtures, but penetration is less than 10%

  8. We are redesigning our approach to increase penetration. One for One replacements System based programs Integrated programs

  9. NSTAR Green provides basic service customers with a renewable energy choice • Offers 50% and 100% option • Wind energy supplied via 10 year contracts • Over 3,300 customers enrolled

  10. NSTAR’s plays a vital role in the retail PV value chain Simplified PV Value Chain Raw Material Component Manufacturing Distribution, Integration and Installation Project Development Customer 1 2 3 4 5 6 Lead Generation Screening Site Assessment Preliminary Project Development Engineering / Design Financing 1 2 3 4 5 CAPABILITIES DEVELOPED UNDER EE PROGRAM Existing Require Development

  11. NSTAR is a leader in integrating Smart Grid technologies • Distribution and substation automation • SCADA Systems • Outage Management System • Automated Meter Reading

  12. Our smart meter pilot will build understanding of a fully integrated grid.

  13. There are challenges with rapid program expansion. • Design cost effective new programs • Build workforce to develop and deliver programs • Implement new delivery mechanisms and outreach • Secure and train additional vendors • Develop new partnerships to communicate to marketplace • Increase R&D and new product development • Ensure quality delivery

  14. Marshfield Energy Challenge: Integrated Energy Efficiency, Demand Response and Renewables • Energy Efficiency • Smart Thermostats • Photovoltaic (PV)

  15. NSTAR is ready to delivery energy solutions to customers

  16. Massachusetts is a national leader with respect to energy. • Legislators and DPU have made critical steps to move MA in right direction • These steps extend existing nationally recognized EE efforts • Now to implementation: Utility collaboration with all parties is the key

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