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PLMA Annual Activity Report for Members 2017 THE VOICE OF DEMAND RESPONSE PRACTITIONERS PLMA (Peak Load Management Alliance) was founded in 1999 as the voice of demand response practitioners. It is a community of experts and practitioners dedicated to sharing knowledge and providing resources to promote inclusiveness in the design, delivery, technology, and management of solutions addressing energy and natural resource integration. PLMA members share expertise to educate each other and explore innovative approaches to demand response programs, price and rate response, regional regulatory issues, and technologies as the energy markets evolve. PLMA will continue to maintain a forum where practical experience, ideas, and knowledge are promoted to those seeking access to a vast network of industry professionals and practitioners. It is also a place where members gather to keep abreast of the latest industry trends in load management and to inform the next generation. We offer timely subject matter and training opportunities to address key facets of our industry charge. Membership in PLMA is open to any organization interested in energy load management. PLMA represents a broad range of energy professionals and industries – private and publicly owned utilities, technology companies, energy providers, curtailment service providers, meter and equipment suppliers, system integrators, research organizations, consultants, and end-users.

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PLMA Annual Activity Report for Members20

17T H E V O I C E O F

D E M A N D R E S P O N S E P R A C T I T I O N E R S

PLMA (Peak Load Management Alliance) was founded in 1999 as the voice of demand response practitioners. It is a community of experts and practitioners dedicated to sharing knowledge and providing resources to promote inclusiveness in the design, delivery, technology, and management of solutions addressing energy and natural resource integration.

PLMA members share expertise to educate each other and explore innovative approaches to demand response programs, price and rate response, regional regulatory issues, and technologies as the energy markets evolve. PLMA will continue to maintain a forum where practical experience, ideas, and knowledge are promoted to those seeking access to a

vast network of industry professionals and practitioners. It is also a place where members gather to keep abreast of the latest industry trends in load management and to inform the next generation. We offer timely subject matter and training opportunities to address key facets of our industry charge.

Membership in PLMA is open to any organization interested in energy load management. PLMA represents a broad range of energy professionals and industries – private and publicly owned utilities, technology companies, energy providers, curtailment service providers, meter and equipment suppliers, system integrators, research organizations, consultants, and end-users.

It’s about the people

GROWTH IN MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS

INTEREST GROUPS

3,132 participants representing

710 organizations

participated in 32

activities (conference,

training, webinars, award

nominations, conference

presentation submissions,

member meet-ups, etc.).

More than 622 individuals attended

PLMA’s 12 in-person

events.

2012

42

59

76

91

123130

2013 2014

Year

Mem

bers

hip

2015 2016 2017

CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT

51 Members

WOMEN IN DEMAND MANAGEMENT

85 Members

THERMOSTAT89 Members

RETAIL PRICING

33 MembersDISTRIBUTED

ENERGY RESOURCES INTEGRATION

(merged with Behind- the-Meter Storage)

74 Members

FACE TO FACE ONLINE LEARNING

WEBCASTS REMAIN POPULAR IN 2017.

Top 10 HOT TOPICS FROM DR DIALOGUES:

It’s about knowledge sharing and collaboration

COLLABORATIONProvided presenters or otherwise collaborated with these like-minded industry allies:

presented in Las Vegas, Portland, San Francisco and Cambridge, Mass. drew 99 participants advancing their knowledge of the industry.

2017 TRAINING COURSES

Consistent Growth in Individual Attendance

Week-long training presented in Las Vegas hosted by NV Energy on:DR Markets, DR Program Design and Implementation

Created new Education initiative, Defining the Evolution of Demand Response workshop presented in Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Calif., Cambridge, Mass. with volunteer instructors and scheduled adjacent to other industry events

DistribuTECH, San Diego

SEPA Grid Evolution Summit, Washington DC

E Source Forum, Denver

AESP National Conference, Orlando

ACEE Hotel Water Forum, Portland

Green Tech Media Grid Edge Innovation Summit, San Jose

DR Dialogue: DR Management

Systems

DR Dialogue: California DR Potential

Study

DR Dialogue: Evolution of Demand

Response Training

DR Dialogue: PJM’s Demand Response

Strategy

DR Dialogue: Utility Dive Industry

Survey

DR Dialogue: FERC DR Assessment

Study

DR Dialogue: Portland General

Electric & AutoGrid

DR Dialogue: KCP&L Thermostat

Program

DER Integration Group Discussion: Syntax and

Topics

Insight from Leading-Edge Demand

Response Research

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4

7

2

5

8

10

3

6

9

PLMA member meet-ups conducted at

Spring 2014 Fall 2014 Spring 2015 Fall 2015 Spring 2016 Fall 2016 Spring 2017 Fall 2017

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129 138154 160

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231

308

ACEEE Hot Water Forum

Association of Energy Services Professionals

Assoc. of Ontario Power Producers

California Efficiency + Demand Management Council

DistribuTECH

E Source

Eaton

Energy Central

Energy Storage North America

Greentech Media

International Energy Program Evaluation Conference

Navigant

OpenADR Alliance

Smart Electric Power Alliance

Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative

Smart Grid Northwest

Smart Grid Today

Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance

Utility Classroom

Utility Dive

Utility Load Management Exchange

Weather Risk Management Association

TWICE ANNUAL CONFERENCESattendance grewparticipation percentageWHILE MAINTAINING UTILITY

OFFICERSserving for term through Fall 2019

CHAIR: Michael Brown, NV Energy

Vice Chair: Derek Kirchner, DTE Energy

Secretary: Joseph E. Childs, Eaton

Treasurer: David Hyland, Schneider Electric

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEserving for term through Fall 2018 (in alphabetical order):

Jason Cigarran, Itron

Ruth Kiselewich, ICF

Steven Koep, Vaughn Thermal Corporation

Heather Manypenny, New Hampshire Electric Cooperative

Meridith Nierenberg, Orange and Rockland Utilities

Raymond Pustinger, Alternative Energy Systems Consulting

Dennis Quinn, JouleSmart Solutions

Stuart Schare, Navigant

Brian Solsbee, Tennessee Municipal Electric Power Association

It’s about leadership

Peak Load Management Alliance(707) 652-5333

Learn more at www.peakload.org

14TH PLMA AWARD WINNERS

Program Pacesetters• AEP Indiana Michigan Power Company’s Demand Response

Service Emergency Program

• Central Hudson Gas & Electric’s Peak Perks Program

• City of New York’s Municipal Demand Response Program

• Portland General Electric and AutoGrid for Pricing and Peak Time Rebate Program

• Target Corporation’s Demand Side Energy Program

Thought Leaders• KCP&L and Nest for the KCP&L Thermostat Program

• Alectra Utilities, Advantage Power Pricing

• Brett Feldman, Navigant Research