Industry Training – Handout Links

Industry Training Presentation Link

ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) GLOSSARY

• EE Glossary Handout

DEMAND RESPONSE (DR) GLOSSARY

• DR Glossary Handout 

EE-IDSM DATABASES, SYSTEMS and TOOLS

• Existing EE-IDSM Datasets Systems and Tools Resource Sheet

CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE

• Legislative Resource Handout 

CPUC ENVIRONMENTAL & SOCIAL JUSTICE ACTION PLAN 

• Action Plan from CPUC Handout

CPUC AND CEC GENERAL PUBLIC REPORTS

• CPUC Energy Efficiency Policy Manual, Version 6.0 April 2020  (97pp.)

Topics

• • How to Use this Document
  • Common Terms and Definitions
  • Energy Efficiency Policy Objectives
  • Funding Guidelines for IOUs
  • Regional Energy Networks & Community Choice Aggregators
  • Cost-Effectiveness
  • Implementation Oversight and Reporting Requirements
  • Evaluation, Measurement and Verification (EM&V)
  • Shareholder Incentive Mechanism
  • Third Party Solicitation Process
  • Advisory Groups
  • Affiliate & Disclosure Rules
  •   Process & Procedural Issues
  • APPENDIX A:  Adopted Fund Shifting Rules
  • APPENDIX B: Glossary APPENDIX
  • C: Cost Categories, Related Cap, and Targets
    • APPENDIX D: Phase 2 Workpaper Review

CPUC and CEC General Public Reports

CPUC DEMAND RESPONSE (DR) Links

• Demand Flexibility Rulemaking
• Demand Response Cost-Effectiveness
• Demand Response Evaluation and Research
• Demand Response Workshops
• DR Information and FAQs for Consumers
• DRP Registration Information
• DR Provided by Utilities
• Emergency Load Reduction Program
• Emergency Load Reduction Program Data and Information
• Registered Demand Response Providers (DRPs)/Aggregators & FAQ

CPUC CalFUSE White Paper and Staff Proposal

CPUC DER 2.0

DR Baseline Enhancements study that Recurve did for the CAISO

CEC RESOURCES

• CEC Energy Acronyms
• CEC Energy Glossary
• CEC Final 2022 Integrated Energy Policy Report Update – Clean Version
• CEC Commissioner Workshop on Energy Data Modernization and Analytics 2012-01-13

CEC Popular Topics:

• Appliance Efficiency Regulations – Title 20
• Building Energy Efficiency Standards – Title 24
• Clean Energy and Pollution Reduction Act – SB 350
• Building Decarbonization
• Energy Assessments
• Energy Efficiency
• Energy Research and Development
• Energy Systems Infrastructure and Environment
• Equity and Diversity
• Fuels
• Grid Reliability
• Load Flexibility
• Power Plants
• Renewable Energy
• Transportation

CEC

All Publications

Other Publications

Department of Energy (DOE) Building Technologies Office (BTO)

• A National Roadmap for Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings May 2021

GEB Technical Reports – Buildings

• https://www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/geb-technical-reports

Technical Reports

• Overview of Research Challenges and Gaps GEB Technical Report
• Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC); Water Heating; Appliances; and Refrigeration GEB Technical Report
• Whole-Building Controls, Sensors, Modeling, and Analytics GEB Technical Report
• Windows and Opaque Envelope GEB Technical Report
• Lighting and Electronics GEB Technical Report

Technical Report Webinar Series

• GEB Webinar Series: Integration – Building Equipment – June 23, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Integration – Distributed Energy Resources – June 30, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Whole-Building Control, Sensing, Modeling & Analytics – May 19, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Windows and Opaque Envelope – June 16, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning – June 2, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Water Heating, Appliances and Refrigeration – June 9, 2020
• GEB Webinar Series: Lighting and Electronics – May 26, 2020

National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO)

• NAESO_Demand Flexibility and Grid-interactive Efficient Buildings 101 Sept 2022
• NASEO_State and Local Building Policies for Energy Efficiency and Demand Flexibility Feb 2021

DOE, EERE, Building Technology Office (BTO)

• DOE EERE BTO A National Roadmap for Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings May 2021

Other

• Grid-interactive efficient buildings Assessing energy flexibility alongside Energy Efficiency -LBNL, NREL presentation June 2020
• National Standard Practice Manual for Benefit-Cost Analysis of Distributed Energy Resources
• Brattle_The National Potential for Load Flexibility Value and Market Potential through 2030_final June 2019
• NESP Benefit-Cost Analysis- What it Can and Cannot Tell us About Distributional Equity for DERs  August 2022 ACEEE-Summer-Study-Presentation

Highlighted Reports

• NSPM for EE CONCEPTS AND GUIDANCE INCORPORATED INTO NSPM FOR DERS
• NESP Benefit-Cost Analysis- What it Can and Cannot Tell us About Distributional Equity for DERs August 2022
• NSPM_Methods-Tools-Resources March 2022
• NSPM-BCA-Case-Studies (1)
• NSPM-DERs_08-24-2020
• CPUC Load Shift Working Group Final report-1 Jan. 31, 2019
• LBNL DR Potential Studies

 

Online Training – FLEX

COURSE 1 – INTRODUCTION TO DEMAND FLEXIBILITY AND THE RESOURCES THAT MAKE IT WORK

Recommended for: industry beginners

Estimated completion time: approx. 2 hours

• Module 1 – Introduction, Context, and Definitions
• Module 2 – Introduction to Technologies
• Module 3 – Value Propositions

COURSE 2 – DEMAND FLEXIBILITY CUSTOMER PROGRAM DESIGN

Recommended for: intermediate experience

Estimated completion time: approx. 2 hours

• Module 1 – Program Design Considerations for Incorporating Demand Flexibility Loads into Utility Planning
• Module 2 – Enhancing the Customer Journey
• Module 3 – Data and Tracking in Renewable Energy Management
• Module 4 – Value Drivers of Demand Flexibility

COURSE 3 – IMPLEMENTING DEMAND FLEXIBLE LOAD PROGRAMS IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF FACILITIES

Recommended for: advanced learners

Estimated completion time: approx. 2 hours

• Module 1 – Successful Demand Flexibility Program Implementation
• Module 2 – Skills Development for Key Implementation Stakeholders
• Module 3 – Implement Effective Communications and Controls Strategies
• Module 4 – Aggregation Methodologies and Measure and Verify Program Success