Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 10:50 AM
C155/156 (Dallas Convention Center)
Audience members will leave this presentation with a general understanding of the importance of regulatory matters for the energy storage market as well as a thorough review of storage market developments in California in particular. The general outline of the presentation will include the following:
- Importance of advocacy for strategic planning/market development
- General overview of the global market potential for energy storage
- General overview of the key energy storage technologies
- Battery Storage
- Mechanical (Flywheel) Storage
- Thermal Storage
- Compressed Air
- Pumped Hydroelectric Power
- General overview of energy storage applications
- U.S. energy policy jurisdiction introduction, and oversight of these jurisdictions over specific energy storage applications
- US Congress
- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
- Independent System Operators/Regional Transmission Operators (ISO/RTO)
- State level Public Utilities Commission
- Federal developments
- Federal ITC status
- FERC activities
- State-level overview
- What is happening in the various states?
- Which states are worth focusing on?
- What is special about California?
- California state developments
- Legislative
- CEC
- CAISO
- CPUC
- AB 2514: Energy Storage, Order Instituting Rulemaking (OIR)
- Smart Grid
- Long Term Procurement Planning (LTPP)/Renewable Integration
- Distributed Generation
- Demand Response
- Permanent Load Shifting (PLS)
- Discussion of the impact of current policy on the market potential for various applications of storage
- Discuss storage industry acceleration of market development and the adoption of storage