LADWP Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Program Workshop. LABC & Council District 6 (Nury Martinez) March 20, 2014

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1 LADWP Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Program Workshop LABC & Council District 6 (Nury Martinez) March 20, 2014

2 Challenges of Transformation Eliminate Coal Rate Impacts Maintain Reliability 33 % Renewables Integrated Strategy Remove Ocean Cooling at Coastal Plants Reduce Carbon Emissions Energy Efficiency & Demand Response 1

3 Power Supply Transformation 1. Reach 33 percent Renewable Energy by 2020 Interim Target: 25 percent by calendar year 2016 Includes solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biogas energy resources Includes expanded local solar program (SIP and FiT) 2. Eliminate Coal from LADWP s Power Supply Navajo Generating Station Intermountain Generating Station 3. Rebuild Coastal Power Plants to Eliminate Ocean Water Cooling and Integrate Renewables Haynes, Scattergood and Harbor Generating Stations 4. Achieve at Least 10 percent Energy Efficiency by Invest in Power Reliability Program Replace aging and inadequate infrastructure 2

4 Coal Transition & Supply Integration We are moving forward with eliminating coal from our energy mix. Maintaining reliable energy supply without coal requires careful integration of all transformation elements. 3

5 Increasing Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (EE) RPS (SB2 1X) Targets: 25 percent by percent by 2020 EE (AB2021) State Goal: 10 percent by

6 SOLAR Programs through MW Local & Community Solar Includes Largest Feed in Tariff Program of any US City 5

7 LADWP Solar Programs Solar Incentive Program (SIP 310 MW by 2016) 102 MW installed and $235 million incentives paid Expect additional $75 million incentives reserved by end of 2016 Feed in Tariff Program (FiT 150 MW by end of 2016) 10 MW Demonstration Program (Board approved 4/17/12) 100 MW Set Pricing Program (Board approved 1/11/13) (4 MW of FiT allocated for Inyo County) 50 MW Beacon Bundled (seeking contract approval Q2 2014) Community Solar Program (CSP 300 MW by 2020) 22 MW of LADWP built solar currently operating Evaluating in basin and out of basin opportunities Large Scale Power Purchase Agreements (PPA 740 MW by 2020) Board approved two solar PPA 210 & 250 MW Negotiations continue on other renewable projects 6

8 150 MW FiT Program Components FiT MW In Basin 4 MW Owens Valley FiT 150 FiT 50 All In Basin Bundled to Beacon Solar Project 7

9 What is a Feed-in Tariff System Net Metered System Feed in Tariff System 8

10 FiT Program Overview 150 MW installed by 2016 FiT MW allocation every 6 months (4 MW small & 16 MW medium & large) Accepted on a first come, first served basis Lottery drawing if oversubscribed 30 kw to 3 MW eligible renewable projects within LADWP service territory 18 months to achieve commercial operation Up to a 20 year fixed-price contract term Price table posted on FiT Website: 1 st 17 cents / kwh 2 nd 16 cents / kwh 3 rd 15 cents / kwh 4 th 14 cents / kwh 5 th 13 cents / kwh 9

11 Program Participation Process Rooftop Parking Lot Open Land Find a Site Site Control Owner Leasing Determine Size of System (min 30 kw) FiT Lottery Drawing Complete FiT Application & Business Forms Development Team Developer Installer Financing Complete Interconnection Study Sign Contracts (SOPPA & IA) Build Project (18 months) 10

12 Program Participation Fees 11

13 Project Categories Reserved Project Categories Breakdown 1 st Allocation 22 Commercial 6 Open Space 7 Warehouses 1 Parking Lot 5 Industrial 15 Other/Unlisted 4 Multifamily Reserved Project Categories Breakdown 2 nd Allocation 43 Commercial 2 Warehouses 7 Industrial 3 Multifamily 5 Open Space 4 Government / Non Profit 12 12

14 Projects Map In-Basin projects north of 10 Freeway 13

15 Program Application Status 14

16 FiT Active Projects Status FiT Active Projects Status Demonstration 1st Allocation 2nd Allocation Projects Technical Review Interconnection Study Contract Review Contract Signed In Service 15

17 Program Enhancements & Changes Deadlines for Curing Deficiencies to Streamline Processing Applicants have 10 business days to cure deficiencies identified by LADWP Ensure that developers on the waitlist will have a fair chance of implementing their project Enhanced SOPPA Assignment Provisions CEC Registration and Certification Process Instructions for Refund of Development Security Deposit (DSD) Program Status Dashboard on FiT Website Assess options for Electronic Application and Project Tracking System Added additional staff to process contracts and conduct interconnection studies 16

18 Program Guideline Enhancements & Changes Form for Re Application Simplifies application process for project applications that were submitted in a previous allocation Reduce processing and filing process 17

19 Program Guideline Enhancements & Changes Added Sample Forms and Contracts 18

20 Mayor s Dashboard 19

21 Mayor s Dashboard 20

22 Mayor s Dashboard 21

23 Next Steps Upcoming Key Dates / Events March 17, 2014 March 21, 2014 March 28, 2014 May 2014 Opened 3 rd 20 MW 15 cents / kwh Third Round Lottery Window Closes Lottery to be 10 am in DWP JFB Room A5B Seek Board Approval for FiT50 Contracts Q Launch 4 th 20 MW allocation Contact us at FiT@ladwp.com or (213)