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Office of Electricity Delivery & Energy Reliability
Electricity Advisory Committee
Hank Kenchington - Deputy Assistant Secretary March 27, 2015
Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability
Challenging times – looking back at 2009
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Dow Jones Average 2005 - March 2015
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Recovery Act – Smart Grid Programs
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Originally authorized by the Energy Infrastructure Security Act 2007, EISA 1306 and EISA 1304
One-Time Appropriation: $4.5 Billion Recovery Act Funds
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ARRA Smart Grid Strategy
Continued Grid
Modernization Investments
Goal: Catalyze and accelerate grid modernization across the U.S
1. Deploy smart grid technologies
2. Measure and evaluate costs &
benefits
3. Communicate results and benefits to reduce
uncertainty
4. Address policy, technology & market
barriers to deployment
5. Catalyze more smart grid deployments and
investments
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SGIG projects span the nation
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99 Projects involving 228 Utilities and other Organizations
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SGIG Progress - Jan 12, 2015 $7.536 billion spent of the $7.900 ( 94%) billion of total funding estimated at completion
Progress as of January 12, 2015
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SGIG Completion of Projects by Percentage of Total Expenditures to Date
POP Ended
POP Ongoing
96 of 99 projects are 70% or more
complete
4 of which have an expired period of performance
(POP) as of Jan. 12, 2015
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SGIG Deployment Status - Sept 30, 2014
$4,318
$669
$2,050
$499
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$771
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AMI Customer Systems Distribution Transmission
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Reported as of September 2014 Estimated at Completion
1,360 networked
PMUs, exceeding
800 expected at
completion
8,939 automated
switches, exceeding
7,500 expected at
completion, and
12,915 of 18,500
automated
capacitors expected
at completion
16.3 million smart
meters,
exceeding 15.5
million expected
at completion
677,000 direct load
control devices,
programmable
communicating
thermostats, and in-
home displays
Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability
SGIG Technology Performance
1. Reliability improvements
2. Reductions in peak and overall electricity demand
3. Reductions in operation costs
4. Improvements in asset management
5. Improvements in outage management and reliability
6. Improvements in system efficiency
7. Reductions in environmental emissions
Results - Examples 1. Reliability- up to 50% improvements in
distribution system reliability on select feeder groups
2. Peak Demand - reductions of more than 30% for customers participating in time-based rate programs
3. Operating Costs - reductions up to 50% in projects that have completed full deployment of AMI and smart meters
4. Asset Management - health monitoring systems provide “early warning” systems to identify impending failures for transformers and cut costs by 25%
5. Outage Management - reductions in the frequency and duration of power outages from distribution automation and AMI
6. Systems Efficiency - improvements in distribution system efficiency by approximately 3% for targeted feeder groups employing conservation voltage reduction techniques during summer reporting periods
7. Environmental – AMI and smart meters provide significant reductions in emissions due to reduced truck rolls
SGIG Goals
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For More Information
Website: www.smartgrid.gov
Reports: SGIG Progress Report (July 2012)
Peak Demand Reductions – Initial Results (December 2012) AMI O&M Savings – Initial Results (December 2012) Reliability Improvements – Initial Results (December 2012) Voltage Optimization – Initial Results (December 2012) Economic Impact (April 2013) Customer Enrollment Patterns in Time-Based Rate Programs (June 2013) Synchrophasor Technologies and Their Deployment in Recovery Act Smart Grid
Programs (August 2013) Voices of Experience – Insights on Smart Grid Customer Engagement Plus, Case studies Reports by recipients (CBS evaluation studies, technology performance reports)
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