HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0314.001 2012-2014 BRENDA J. FORD
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HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL
County of Hawaii
West Hawai`i Civic Center
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DATE: July 22, 2013
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TO: J Yoshimoto, Chairperson,
And Members of the Hawai`i County Council
FROM: v Brenda J. Ford, Council Member
SUBJECT: COMMUNICTION NO. 314, COPY OF PRESENTATION RELATING TO
THE CURRENT AND FUTURE ENERGY RELATED MATTERS WITHIN
THE COUNTY OF HAWAII.
Attached please find copy of the presentation that is being given by Ms. Laverne Omori, Director
of the Department of Research and Development, and Mr. William Rolston, Economic
Development Specialist, relating to current and future energy related matters in the County of
Hawai`i. Please process for distribution to council members.
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Serving the Interests of the People of Our Island
Hawai`i County Is An Equal Opportunity Provider And Employer
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Energy Transformation
Energy Efficiency
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On-Site Renewables
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Utility Grid Initiatives
LONG
TERM Energy Demonstration Sites
Economics, Efficiency & Education
Energy Project Portfolio
FY 2012- 13 FY 2013- 14- 15
• Green Gov. Action • pV-Battery-EV RFP
• Energy Program • Islanding systems
• No-cost Initiatives • DWS — DR program
• Efficiency Retrofits • Biodiesel Transition
• 1000 LED Lamps • EVs and Chargers
• PHEV Fleet • Waste-2-Energy
• PUC Dockets • H2 Buses
Strategic / Long Term
• COH Leadership in Cost-effective 50% Renewable
• Curtailed Renewable to Cost-effective Storage
• Geothermal & Wind to Hydrogen-Fuel
• Electric Vehicles: PV - EV - Battery
• NELHA - Energy Research RD&D
• Waste-2-Energy WW2Energy
• Hydrogen Buses and Vehicles
FY 2013- 14- 15
West Hawaii Civic Center Solar — PV-Battery-EV Project
• 250KW Array that can charge 250 kWh Battery and 30 Electric Vehicles
• 100% Renewable Power till 3am most days = $100K savings per year on Electricity
• 6 Electric Vehicles Chargers—5 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
• Installing more chargers and possible additional storage system at WHCC
Department of Water Su'ply- Lalamilo WindFarm Re sowering
• Repowering Wind Farm Project at Lalamilo Site at no-cost to Taxpayer
• 3 MW Wind Farm with Five (5) —600 kW Vesta Wind Turbines
• $2 Million per year savings goes directly to Water Rate Payers
Hawaiian Electric Light Company Partnerships
• COH-HELCO leading the Electrification of Vehicles and Fleet Optimization
• HELCO-COH leading the way in Biodiesel for Transportation
• HELCO-COH — Renewable Storage Leadership (Battery placed at WHCC and KOYO)
Kona — Hilo Transportation Hubs
• Department of Public Works Facilities can increase Photovoltaic Energy at COH-Hilo Hub
• Additional chargers planned at Hilo County Building, Aupuni Center and WHCC
Fleet Optim,i, •. .
• Continued collaboration with NREL on Fleet Electrification opportunities and optimization
• Analyzing adding Electric Vehicles and Charging Stations with favorable Lease Terms
PUC Dockets and Legislation
• 2011-0206 Reliability Standards
• 2012-0036 Integrated Planning
• 2012-0185 Bio-fuels Supply Contract
• 2013-0141 Decoupling Investigation
Procedures Improvement
• Developed technical and financial tools for analyzing energy projects
• Developing Biofuels Evaluation Framework
• Improving Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) framework with Lalamilo
• Financing mechanisms including revolving energy fund and performance contracting
• Writing Master RFP for PV+Storage +EV chargers on County Facilities
Significant PUC Proceedings
Feed-in Tariff (2008-0273)
• Encourage specific forms of Renewable Energy
• Fair reliability standards for grid connection
• Reasonable prices and terms / conditions
• COH Intervener — Spawned RSWG 2011-0206
Integrated Resource Planning (2009-0108) (2012-0036)
• 5-10-20 year planning for the Utility— 5 year Action Plan
• Distributed generation options
• Grid planning
• COH —Advisory Group Member— Possible Intervener on Action Plan in New Docket
HELCO General Rate Case (2009-0164) (2012-0099)
• Maui, Kaua'i, Hawai'i Counties do not normally participate in rate cases
• Can significantly Impact energy COH and Island Residents energy costs
• Rate Case Decision
Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standards (2010-0037)
• Island equity metrics accomplished
• COH Intervener
HELCO AKP1 and AKP2 Biofuels (2011-0005) (2012-0185)
• Impacts electricity costs
• Impacts renewable options for 20 years
• COH Intervener
Reliability Standards Working Group (2011-0206)
• COH - Demand Side Options— Final Whitepaper HECO, MECO, HELCO
Geothermal — RFP Released
• Up to 50 MW Geothermal RFP— Analysis and Recommendations may be provided
Decoupling Investigation (2013-0141)
• COH applying for Intervention
Key Performance Metrics
Energy efficiency savings
• $ saved
• KWH / BTU's
• Time frames
Renewable energy portfolio
• Revenue Generation Projects
• 50% COH cost-effective/renewable
• Civil-Defense ready systems
Greenhouse gas emissions
• Reductions in tons
WEST HAWAII CIVIC CENTER — LEED Silver-Certified
250 kW Photovoltaic Array - PPA and FIT Contracts
100% Daytime Renewable Energy on Sunny Days
100 kW Lithium Battery Nighttime Energy
5 Electric Vehicles — PHEV Chevy Volt
6 Electric Vehicle Char: in : Stations
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The Department c ti+r*hr 3upp f has Obtained a new state and ease a:pprotiia-in-concept'or a r nd'ain
ate adjacent to eight gh-capac ty well* n siornilo South e.ohals re c n. In December 2010. DV 3'0
cite leave expired fur a pre°•icwu •rvindfanr cc'natrjcted in the mid 18H01, ea tint* '*indfanm was
decernrniseianed in anticipation ce re-powering the Bite. The proposed
w;ndfarm will generate**tifcant energy+ sa•+irre for the Department and it* Winsfain
c istomeie as the wind regime to per'ect for rerae•rab e-energy generaliwi and r I.OGI"^__
the eite a located adjacent toe at DW5 water we s. allowing lese-etxpene•,e
'e tewable energy to porter ma pumpird equipment Bee.dee renewable
energy' generation, DN'S plan*to install wireleee communications equipment
on exining towers for OWE use n operatng the public waiter supply s
equipment Tarwer apace w also be ava,able for use by other County.State,
and Federal agencies'fur *and-M'de comrnuncatc'na.
IsnaMta Weller tuppabr Cli tornera,Hawaii Coup,and State of Hawes
OWE continues to euppor. the people of flans Band b2 orovidrtg arffordsble .rater aervice. .4a water
rates go up. DINS a dung ererything it can to control and reduce these increosea. n ►',pfil 2031, 004E
established an energg,* policy to continual strive to reduce energy use and ita associated coats and
en.ironmerria impact.. The windrow is consistent with this policy,and ie exoec-.ed
to save DAIS customers mare than $1.5 million per year in energy coats for the next
20 fesra_ Cycnstnicton of the new fac it. would generate about SO temperer:
constructon jabs and about 3 permanent pce tione would be needed to operate the
ate. This project wi further the State's Cean Energy In tit/live,. goal of hay.ng 70
percerrt renewable energy b; 2035_ and will then Ha'+aa Count: become a leader in
wind energy app jester's w the n the State_
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The Natcna Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado th=rou4h a partriereh p
arranged by Mayor Keno Departrnervt of Research and Development completed to
mode ng of the energy output potentia teethe ate_ This wee done at no coat to DYr$
or le customer*. The Cora and Research and Development here been wo•liing
c oselp'as a team n every aspect of project de^reloprnent The RSOM1411 for Propoeal
far prospect•Me bidder' to propane on a Third-Party. desgn-bu awn pr,ect is
expected to be pub ished in February and the project et9ou d to*.e a itte more than one:ear to get online.
The project wi require an Environrmenta ,4sseesment and an imerccrhnect agreement with HELCO.
Ablaut the.Clegstraresnt of Water$uppFr
The Department of Water Supply is a semi-autonomous agency of the County of Hawaii wh Cr coe'atero br
rules and regulations adopted by a nine-member. appointed Water Board. The Department operates and
maintains Is water synterns mottle revenues generated moll: through Miter *ere+ice ac ea. The or i-nary
functon of the Department is to provide safe domestic water ser+ee through 1'124 water ayetemo and 70
source.scattered throughout the island. The Department continua etr•+es in pro de dependable. h ph
quality,potabe water at a reasonable cast.
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BIG ISLAND BIODIESEL
First commercial scale refinery built in the State in four decades
Price is competitive — in some areas it is cheaper than diesel fuel
Capacity of BIB is 5.5 million gallons per year = 50% annual amount
Plans to build another 5.5 million gallon refinery when market arrives
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