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Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 07.10
2007 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryThis project evaluates the efficacy of new Automated Demand Response (AutoDR) technology to enhance two-way data exchange before, during, and after a demand response (DR) event. These AutoDR technologies focus on large commercial and industrial customers.  The two-way data...
Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 07.03
2007 - 2008
SCE
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This project identifies demand response (DR) enabling technologies and communication infrastructures to deliver low-cost, AutoDR capabilities to small commercial customers based on demand reduction as a percentage of the total building’s predicted peak demand.Download project...
Sector Commercial, Industrial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 06.15
2006 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryThis project assesses the demand response (DR) capability of addressable power strip devices that monitor and control plug loads. This assessment focuses on the ability of residential and small commercial customers to participate in DR...
Sector Commercial, Industrial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 06.14
2006 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryThis project evaluates how SCE can employ its existing satellite (SatComm) and radio-based (NetComm) communications infrastructure to enable current and future demand response (DR) programs for large commercial and industrial customers. The evaluation is accomplished using existing...
Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 06.05
2006 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryThe rationale behind automated shallow demand response (ASDR) is that enabling “shallow” demand response (DR) events, which require only a 5% to 15% demand reduction attracts greater participation among customers who find DR programs onerous or even prohibitive. Phase 1 of this...
Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 06.02
2006 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryAn energy information and communication (EIC) system was installed at a Sears/Kmart store in Ontario, California. The EIC system received data from the electrical panels serving the air conditioning system and overhead lighting, as well as main electric panel serving the store. This...
Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 07.08 & CS 07.07
2007 - 2008
SCE
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Project SumaryThis market assessment determines the state of the current market in California for dimmable electronic ballasts and the implementation of “smart ballasts”. The goal of the study is to characterize perceptions in the marketplace and the technology’s paucity in market penetration. The...
Sector Commercial
End-use Other
Project Number DR 06.08
2006 - 2008
SCE
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Project SummaryThis study investigates opportunities for increased demand response through peak load shifting with setpoint adjustment, using pre-cooling strategies in well-insulated large commercial buildings located in hot and dry climates.  The principle behind pre-cooling with setpoint...
Sector Commercial
End-use Process
Project Number PGE 0729
2007 - 2008
PG&E
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Project Summary:The hot water load represents a significant portion of the gas consumption in a commercial food service operation, with an opportunity for gas savings. The objective of this field study was to investigate several water-heating system retro-commissioning measures and quantify their...
Sector Residential
End-use Water Heating/DHW/HPWH
Project Number PGE 0613
2006 - 2008
PG&E
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Project Summary:A laboratory dedicated to water heating was designed and built at the PG&E San Ramon Technology Center. The overall goal of the water heater lab is to identify energy efficiency opportunities and verify the energy savings potential as related to both residential and commercial...
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The ETCC is funded in part by ratepayer dollars and the California IOU Emerging Technologies Program, the IOU Codes & Standards Planning & Coordination Subprograms, and the Demand Response Emerging Technologies (DRET) Collaborative programs under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. The municipal portion of this program is funded and administered by Sacramento Municipal Utility District and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.