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Energy Efficiency Programs

Energy Efficiency Programs. For Local Governments & Community Partners. Christina Prestella Program Manager, Government & Community Partnerships PG&E. September 9, 2012. Overview. Energy Efficiency Portfolio Program Background Program Delivery

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Energy Efficiency Programs

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  1. Energy Efficiency Programs For Local Governments & Community Partners Christina Prestella Program Manager, Government & Community PartnershipsPG&E September 9, 2012

  2. Overview • Energy Efficiency Portfolio • Program Background • Program Delivery • Programs for Local Governments & Community Partners • Government & Community Partnerships • Strategic Energy Resources

  3. Overview • Energy Efficiency Portfolio • Program Background • Program Delivery • Programs for Local Governments & Community Partners • Government & Community Partnerships • Strategic Energy Resources

  4. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Background • PG&E serves approximately 15 million customers • 1 in 20 Americans • Large scale impact • Since 1990, PG&E Programs have: • Saved over 60,000 GWh of energy through efficiency & conservation • Avoided construction of 15 large power plants • From 1976-2010 PG&E Programs have: • Avoided release of more than 168 million metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere

  5. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Background Source: 2010 PG&E’s Corporate Sustainability Report

  6. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Background • PG&E’s 2010-2012 Cycle: • PG&E investing $1.3 billion • Largest investment in energy efficiency by any utility in the U.S. • As of 2011, PG&E has exceeded GWh and MM therm goals, and achieved 81% of the MW goal Source: PG&E’s 2011 Energy Efficiency Annual Report, May 2012

  7. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Background GWh MM Therms Key Drivers for Achieved Savings in 2010

  8. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Background • PG&E’s proposed 2013-2014 “Transition Cycle”: • Proposed portfolio would invest $859.5 million to continue and expand current Programs Source: PG&E’s 2013-14 Energy Efficiency Application, July 2012

  9. Reaching Segments… Residential Commercial Small to Medium vs Large Industrial Agricultural Local Governments Through Channels… Retailers Manufactures Contractors Trade Professionals Local and State Governments Community Based Organizations Third Party Programs Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Delivery

  10. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Delivery • Using Channels to Deliver PG&E Programs… • Government & Community Partnerships • Energy Training Centers • Third Party Contractors • Low Income Programs & Outreach • Distribution & Online • Trade Alliances

  11. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Delivery • Work with multiple actors to transform the market… • Upstream: Incentives to manufacturers, distributors, and retailers • Midstream: Incentives to vendors who sell energy-efficient products to customers (i.e. contractors, installers, etc.) • Downstream: Rebates to end-use customers who purchase energy-efficient equipment

  12. Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Program Delivery • Making existing buildings more energy-efficient through: • Cash rebates (Rebate Catalogs) • Calculated/Custom incentives 12

  13. Overview • Energy Efficiency Portfolio • Program Background • Program Delivery • Programs for Local Governments & Community Partners • Government & Community Partnerships (GCP) • Strategic Energy Resources (SER)

  14. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners – GCP • Government & Community Partnerships • Government Facility Retrofits • Audits • Incentives • Application Assistance • PG&E Program Coordination • SMB and Residential EE • Community Outreach and Education • Campaign Planning • Strategic Plan Support • California Long Term Strategic Plan • Strategic Plan Menu 14

  15. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners - SER 30,000 foot view… • California Public Utilities Commission • California Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan (CEESP)- http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/energy/Energy+Efficiency/eesp/ • Goal 3: “Local Governments lead by example with their own facilities and energy usage practices,” • Goal 4: “Local Governments lead their communities with innovative programs for energy efficiency, sustainability, and climate change.” • Goal 5: “Local Government energy efficiency expertise becomes widespread and typical.” • Pacific Gas and Electric Company

  16. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners - SER • AB 32: Reduce statewide GHG emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 • CEESP: By 2020 100% of governments will adopt energy/sustainability/climate action plans, implement plans, and track achievements

  17. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners - SER • Provide data, tools and training to help local governments achieve real greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions: • Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories • Energy & Climate Action Planning assistance for local governments • Strategy & Implementation Design • Comprehensive Energy Efficiency Solutions

  18. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners - SER

  19. Programs for Local Government & Community Partners - SER http://www.lgc.org/SEEC/index.html

  20. Questions?Thank You! Christina Prestella C1PQ@pge.com

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