{"id":10006,"date":"2015-04-27T13:56:22","date_gmt":"2015-04-27T18:56:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/?p=10006"},"modified":"2015-04-27T15:19:14","modified_gmt":"2015-04-27T20:19:14","slug":"renewable-electricity-is-in-bloom-in-california","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/2015\/04\/27\/renewable-electricity-is-in-bloom-in-california\/","title":{"rendered":"Renewable Electricity is in Bloom in California"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"solar<\/a>While California never quite got a winter, we can still acknowledge that spring \u2013 with the sun shining and flowers blooming \u2013 is here. From where I sit in Sacramento, spring means allergy season, getting out and enjoying the blue skies, a last bit of cool air before a brutal summer, and oh yes, the legislature heating up on important questions of California\u2019s energy future.<\/p>\n

This year, all eyes are on the question of how to meet the bold challenges laid out by Governor Brown \u00a0in his January inauguration speech<\/a>, which set goals for: 50 percent of electricity to come from renewable energy, a 50 percent improvement in the energy efficiency of existing buildings, and a 50 percent reduction in petroleum use, all by the year 2030.<\/p>\n

To answer that challenge, the Senate has introduced Senate Bill 350 (De Leon) and the Assembly has introduced Assembly\u00a0Bill 645 (Williams, Rendon), both aimed at increasing the existing Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) from 33 percent to 50 percent by 2030. And, both bills are feeling the love from a diverse array of supporters. The April 7th<\/sup> Senate committee hearing on SB 350 enjoyed a line of supporters (including Environmental Defense Fund) which spilled into the halls! AB 645 saw a comparable showing when it was in committee on April 20th<\/sup>. Both bills will be discussed for the second time in committees this week.<\/p>\n

This strong support for clean energy should come as no surprise \u2013 robust renewable energy policies can support job growth, reduce pollution, and attract clean energy businesses to the state, which is why groups representing working people, the environment, and the transition to a clean energy economy showed up \u201cen masse\u201d to demonstrate support. At the same time, these groups are having conversations amongst each other and with the legislature about exactly what the transition to an electricity grid that runs on 50 percent clean resources will look like. Why? Because the details matter.<\/p>\n

Moving to a Truly Green Energy System<\/strong><\/p>\n

From EDF\u2019s perspective, one of the <\/em>most central questions about going from a 33 percent to 50 percent RPS goal is how to integrate these renewables into our existing energy system \u2013 transitioning to a system that is largely based on clean energy \u2013 without depending on backup fossil fuels.<\/p>\n

The existing RPS has been incredibly successful at getting a wealth of solar energy up and running in California. However, this huge resource of clean, renewable energy is available in the middle of the day, when the sun shines its brightest. So, this abundant supply of the cleanest, cheapest energy ironically presents its own challenge \u2013 namely, how to get people to use this extra energy during the day, instead of the morning and early afternoon when electricity demand is highest and solar energy is not as abundant. We don\u2019t want grid operators to rely on peaker plants (read: dirty energy) during these periods of steep demand when solar is offline.<\/p>\n

California\u2019s renewable resources are currently being backed up by fossil fuels, which dampen the air quality and climate benefits of clean energy.\u00a0 And the state lacks a concrete plan to move forward on \u201csmart integration.\u201d Here\u2019s the most discouraging part: California has managed to make solar electricity so abundant, sometimes it has to be shut off or \u201ccurtailed\u201d when it isn\u2019t used during the day. At the same time, grid operators are left having to meet the steep \u201cramping up\u201d in demand later in the day, which happens with increasing frequency starting in spring, when temperatures begin rising.<\/p>\n

Clean Energy Future = Smart Integration of Renewables<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fortunately, EDF has a few smart integration ideas \u2013 available with today\u2019s technologies \u2013 to move electricity demand to a time when it can soak up the cleanest, cheapest energy available:<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. Demand response<\/a>\u2014 Demand response (DR) uses a combination of price signals and energy automation technology to reduce or increase energy use at key times. Customers who use less electricity during times of peak energy demand are rewarded (typically with a credit on their energy bill). DR relies on people, not power plants, to meet electricity demand.<\/li>\n
  2. Time-of-use rates<\/a>\u2014 Time-of-Use (TOU) electricity pricing is a type of DR that prices electricity based on the time of day you use it. This type of rate design gives Californians a valuable opportunity to take control of their energy use and electricity bills, by financially rewarding them for using clean, solar energy during the daytime and clean wind at night.<\/li>\n
  3. Energy efficiency\u2014 This conservation tool is the low-hanging fruit of the energy market transformation. That\u2019s because the cheapest, cleanest, most reliable electricity is the kind we don\u2019t use, reducing the overall need for generation. It can be accelerated by creating pathways for private financing, like the Investor Confidence Project<\/a>.<\/li>\n
  4. Electric vehicles<\/a>\u2014Electric vehicles are like mobile batteries that can be used to store renewable energy. For example, cars charging at work during the day \u2013 when solar is most abundant \u2013 can gulp down solar energy to expend it on the drive home.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Ultimately, we want to see a healthy and competitive energy market that provides greater access to clean, renewable energy and energy management technologies for all customers \u2013 including communities which are already bearing the greatest burden<\/a> from climate change. And, in order to ensure all people benefit from the clean energy revolution underway, legislators and regulators need to keep the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions front and center when deciding on what technologies will be used for renewable integration.<\/p>\n

    Sprouting Clean Integration Technologies will Bring Renewable Electricity Policy into Full Bloom<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Spring is a time of birth and rebirth; the legislature is no exception. Right now, our state leaders are creating the next generation of renewable energy policy \u2013 one that will take us to a 50 percent renewables-based grid by 2030. We look forward to seeing these policies take root and grow over the next few months, but we need to see more focus on how best to integrate renewables using smart technologies and strategies \u2013 not fossil fuels. Now is the time for the clean energy future we want to see to blossom.<\/p>\n

    Photo source: Flickr\/Sterling College<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

    This post originally appeared on our California Dream 2.0 blog<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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