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DistribuTECH February 2006

2. Energy Policy Makers Promoting Advanced Metering. Advanced Metering OIRGoal ?Issue decisions on the proposals for statewide installation of AMI for all small commercial and residential customers by early 2006"(EAP II Draft, June 8, 2005). Demand Response??begin implementing a large-scale rollout of advanced metering systems for smaller customers, targeted first to areas of the state with the highest peak demand." (2004 Integrated Energy Policy Report Update).

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DistribuTECH February 2006

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    1. DistribuTECH February 2006

    2. 2 Energy Policy Makers Promoting Advanced Metering

    3. 3 SCE AMI Business Case – Directional Cost/Benefit

    4. 4 CA Utility Proposals & Applications

    5. 5 AMI Meter Design Objectives

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    7. 7 Utility Driven Meter Development Challenges

    8. 8 Phase I Program Scope

    9. 9 System Design: Business Use Cases (Scenarios)

    10. 10 Technology Assessment/Procurement Plan Goal: Competitive commercial products available from at least three meter and three communication vendors that meet SCE’s minimum requirements for performance and price by the end of Phase I Objectives: Proactively engage in a close collaborative process with selected vendors with the most promising products in development Rationalize the number of vendors that SCE wants to engage on product development In recognition of long procurement cycle (3-4 years), provide on-ramp for promising products and off ramp for non-performing products Ensure level playing field for relevant vendor information such as requirements, architecture and future procurements

    11. 11 External Engagement UtilityAMI Organizing international utility group focused on interoperability & security Proposal to form UtilityAMI within existing standards body UCA® International Users Group, the parent organization for OpenAMI Interested potential charter members represent over 75 million meters worldwide Technology Advisory Board Objective is to leverage existing reference design and standards efforts for SCE Membership: Carnegie Mellon: Dr. R. Tongia AMI technology & policy + Asia & Europe insights CEC PEIR: D. Watson CEC DR Research OpenAMI: R. Bell AMI reference design effort Intelligrid: J. Hughes Utility systems interoperability & security Gridwise: S. Widergren Smart network reference architecture IEC: R. Schomberg International standards + European insights

    12. 12 Q & A To Learn More About The SCE AMI Program visit our website @ www.sce.com/ami

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