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SCEEmergingTechnologiesOverviewGaryBarsley

SeniorManager,EmergingProducts

May10,2018– UCSBEEITechnologyUpdate

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AboutSCE

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SCE’sCleanPowerandtheElectrificationPathway

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• SouthernCaliforniaEdison’sintegratedblueprintforCaliforniatoreduceGHGemissionsandairpollutants.

• Realizingtheblueprintwillreducethethreatofclimatechangeandimprovepublichealthrelatedtoairquality.

• Itisasystematicapproachandeachmeasureisintegratedwith—anddependsupon— thesuccessoftheothers.

• Tobesuccessful,Californiamustapproachimplementationasanintegratedpackage,applyingresourcesacrosstheboardwheremosteffective.

Goalstoimprove

• Californiasetagoaltoreduceemissions40%below1990levelsby2030,and80%by2050.

Ifwewanttogettozeroemissions,eventuallywehavetoreplace manyofthethingswerelyontodaythatrequirecombustion.

SCE’sintegratedsolution

Cleanthepowergrid.Andelectrify.

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TheNeedforNewEnergyTechnologies

• Ourutilitygridsaregettingmorecomplex• Ourcustomersareexpectingmorechoices&moresupport• Markets&technologiesaremovingfasterthaninthepast• DERs(DistributedEnergyResources)arecominginawave• Utilities&customershaveresourcechallenges&costpressures

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Sohowdowefindthesetechnologiesforourcustomers?

• Wewanttotapintothetech“marketwisdom”• InCAweutilizeourEmergingTechnologiesProgramstoidentifyand

supportnewcustomer-sidetechnologies.• Weleverage3rd-partiesextensivelytomaketheseprograms

successful.

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Whatkindof3rd-partiesareweworkingwith?

• Entrepreneurs&Start-upfirms• Technologydevelopers• Universities&otherlaboratories• Manufacturers• EngineeringFirms• Consultants

SCEEmergingProducts(EP)GroupandCoreActivities

• EmergingTechnologiesProgramlooksatnewEE(EnergyEfficiency)technology

• EmergingMarketsProgramlooksatnewDR(DemandResponse)technology

• ManyEPprojectscombineboth;allofthemfocusonourprogramcorecompetencies‒ Assessmentandvalidationoftechnologiesandsolutions‒ Demonstrations,ScaledFieldPlacements,andShowcasesofpotentialnewsolutions

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CaliforniaDemandSideMgmt Framework

LaggardsLate Majority

Early MajorityEarly AdoptersInnovators

Scientific Suggestion, Discovery,

Recognition, New Concept

BASIC RESEARCH

Application & Product

Engineering

DEVELOPMENT

Laboratory Verification

APPLIED RESEARCH

R&D Programs(Universities, CEC EPIC, etc.)

EE Programs(Deployment & Dissemination)

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Codes & Standards(Federal and State)

Energy Efficient Technology Commercialization Process

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Energy Efficient Technology R&D Process

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Commercial Introduction

Commercial Growth Commercial Maturity Commercial Decline

New technologies and applications may cycle between Product Engineering and Commercial Introduction several times until the correct mix of features, performance, price, availability, etc. are reached. Degree of failures and risk are high.

EP, EE & DR programs bridge “The Chasm.”

The stage where this interface occurs will vary.C&S

Programs(CASE Initiatives)ET Programs

(Screening)

TechnologyInfluenceandAdoptionLifeCycle– Conceptual

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Time

Influence Curve

With EP Support With Incentive Programs

Business as Usual

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CaliforniaDriversforUtilityGridLoadManagement

AbouttheSCETechnologyPriorityMaps(TPM)

Need

• Tocreateanoutcome-based,long-termvisionforEmergingTechnology(ET)effortsatSCE

Goals

• StrategicallyguideSCE’sETresearcheffortsinthemostefficientmanneroverthenext8years

• AlignourETfocuswithkeySCEprioritiessuchasGHGreduction

• IncreasetheeffectivenessofSCE’sdevelopmentofnewtechnologiesintoviablemeasures

• Optimizeinternalresourcesandidentifyopportunitiesforstrategicpartnerships

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DevelopmentProcessSCEEmergingProductsgroupdevelopedacomprehensivevisionfor6technologyareas:

• LightingandControls• HVAC• WaterandAgriculture• ProcessLoads• WholeBuildings• PlugLoads

• Thesewerefurtherbrokendowninto45technologyfamiliesand200+individualtechnologytypesorareasoffocus

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DevelopmentProcessForeachofthe200+technologies,theETteamoutlined:

• Currentstateofthetechnology• Desiredendstateandtimetoachieveendstate• Marketplacedrivers• Barrierstowidespreadadoption• TechnologymilestonesandspecificETPinterventionstoachievethosemilestones

• StrategicSCEalignment• Technicalpotential• Collaborationstrategy

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DevelopmentProcess• Dataandanalysiswentthroughapeerreviewprocess

• 16industryleadersandsubjectmatterexperts‒ 8peerreviewersfromEdison,8externalreviewers

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ETInformationDisseminationEfforts

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EmergingTechnologiesCoordinatingCouncil(ETCC)- WWW.ETCC-CA.COM

PackagedLowCharge

AmmoniaUnits

SampleEPProject– EnergyEfficientRefrigerationSupportingGHGReductionColdStorageFacility- SouthGate

KeyElectricTechnologies/Features• 6HighlyefficientLowChargeAmmoniaSystem

(GWPof<1)• ~15-20%moreefficiencythanbaselinesystem• ReplacesR-22refrigerantsystemwithGWP

equivalentto1810• Facilityalsoincludeselectricplugsfortractortrailer

rigstoconnectrefrigerationunits

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SampleEPProject– WholeBuildingDemonstrationLowIncomeMultiFamilyZNENewConstructioninPomona

KeyElectricTechnologies• UltraefficientDuctlessminisplitheatpumps• Allelectrickitchens– EnergyStarAppliances• 34KWPVarray/spaceforupto90KW• 30kW-60kWhLithiumIonBattery

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SampleEPProject– BuildingElectrification

Example:Rheemelectricresistancestoragewaterheater

Example:AOSmithVortexHPWH

Ultra-HighEfficiencyHighEfficiencyTypical New

Example:Sandenresidential(43gal)CO2splitHPWH

Representativeelectricwaterheatingproducts:

Representativeelectricspaceheating/coolingproducts:

Example:CarrierInfinity20ductedsplitheatpump

Ultra-HighEfficiency

Example:Daikinductlessminisplit– idealforresidential

Commercialductlessvariablerefrigerantflow(VRF)spaceconditioning

Residentialductlessheatpump(mini- ormulti-split)

Example:LGVRFclimates

SampleEPproject– ProofofConceptLabDemo

• ET14SCE1180– EnergyChannel2.0‒ Oneof3projectswiththeCalPlug Lab

• OtherprojectsincludeSIMHomeandStrategicRoadmapofPlugLoads‒ FollowuptotheSet-TopBoxproject

• Furtherexploretheadditionalopportunitiesofdisplayingreal-timeconsumptiondatatothecustomer

‒ ProjectIntendedto:• ToexpandthecapabilityandavailabilityofSmartMeterconsumptiondatato

thecustomer• Expandthereachbeyond

theTVtomobiledevicesviaanapp

• Integrateadditionalenergyinformation

• Improveuserinterface• Reducetherelianceon

specificmediaproviders

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Energy Channel 2.0 Methods

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Requirements:Easyaccess(1)+real-timedata(2)+Comparison(4)

Thankyou!Questions?

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GaryBarsleySouthernCaliforniaEdisonEmergingProductsSeniorManagerGary.Barsley@sce.com626-302-0536