Focus on the Coast: Mitigating Climate Change at the Local Level: Delaware Electric Cooperative

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Delaware Electric Cooperative Efficiency, Conservation, Demand Side Management and Renewable Energy Focus on the Delaware Coast Mitigating Climate Change at the Local Level December 4, 2014

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Delaware Electric CooperativeEfficiency, Conservation, Demand Side Management

and Renewable Energy

Focus on the Delaware CoastMitigating Climate Change at the Local LevelDecember 4, 2014

Efficiency & Conservation

LED LightingLED vs Incandescent = 80% savingsLED vs Mercury Vapor = 75%LED vs High Pressure Sodium =60%

CFL LightingCFL = 145,000 bulbsSavings = 5,500,000 kWh/yr

Poultry LED

10 Watt LED60 Watt Incandescent

Poultry LED

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Energy Usage7 Flocks

Incandescent LED

kWh

10,279 kWh = 80% Savings

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Energy Cost7 Flocks

Incandescent LED

Cost

$675.31 = 80% Savings

60 Watt Incandescent vs 10 Watt LED

Poultry LED2012 = 54 conversions2013 = 33 conversions2014 = 136 conversionsTotal = 223

LED Bulbs = 18,190Cost = $375,000Annual Savings = 1,840,000 kWh

= $121,000

Dairy Farm Efficiency7 Dairy FarmsCows = 1,538Annual kWh Usage = 1,173,132Potential Savings = 315,418 kWh (27%)

• Water Heating• Refrigeration• Pumps• Circulation/Cooling• Lighting

Heat Pump Water Heaters = 56Solar Hot Water Heaters = 11Grants = $46,800

Water Heating Geothermal Heating/CoolingSystems = 438Grants = $1,100,000

System Improvements

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System Losses15,000,000 kWh Savings/yr

Demand Side Management

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October 15, 2014CP = HE 20:00

DPL Zonal Load DEC Load

kW Load Con-trol 7 pm -

9 pm

144,014

Variable Frequency Drives

184 Diesel Generators Converted to Electric

Conservation Voltage Reduction

Voltage Reduction of 2.5% - 5.0%= 4.5 MW

Beat The PeakVoluntary Reduction in Usage49,876 Indicator Lights51,193 Email Addresses

Switch & SaveSwitches = 21,138Water Heaters = 17,342AC/HP = 9,856Total Appliances = 27,198

Renewable Energy

Solar506 Installations = 3.6 MW/acAvg. = 5.8 kW Max. = 1.2 MWGrants = $2,000,000DEC Generation = 4.0 MW/acTotal = 7.6 MW/ac12,500,000 kWh/yr

Bruce A. Henry Solar Energy Farm4 MW = 6,500,000 kWh/yr

Rank Cooperative Name Watts/Customer

1 Kauai Island Utility Co-op (HI) 166.5

2 Trico Electric Co-op, Inc. (AZ) 106.1

3 Santee Cooper (SC) 57.6

4 Washington Electric Co-op (VT) 56.3

5 Delaware Electric Co-op (DE) 52.9

6 Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Co-op (AZ) 35.8

7 West Kentucky Rural Electric Co-op Corp (KY) 32.8

8 Holston Electric Co-op (TN) 23.3

9 Holy Cross Energy (CO) 21.9

10 Caney Fork Electric Co-op (TN) 17.8

Rank Cooperative Name MW

1 Kauai Island Utility Co-op (HI) 5.5

2 Delaware Electric Co-op (DE) 4.5

3 Trico Electric Co-op, Inc. (AZ) 4.3

4 Santee Cooper (SC) 2.5

5 Southern Maryland Electric Co-op (MD) 2.1

6 Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Co-op (AZ) 1.8

7 West Kentucky Rural Electric Co-op Corp (KY) 1.3

8 Holy Cross Energy (CO) 1.2

9 Volunteer Energy Co-op (TN) 1.1

10 Holston Electric Co-op (TN) 0.7

2013 SEPA Utility Solar Rankings

Top 10 Watts/Customer Top 10 megawatt

Wind Generation

Installations = 12 systems34 kW = 55,000 kWh/yrGrants = $65,000

Landfill Gas to Energy2 MW = 14,600,000 kWh/yr

Energy Efficiency Resource Standard (EERS)

Annual Sales = 1,162,642,412 kWh X 15%

174,396,362 kWh

Peak Demand = 345 MW x 15%

51.75 MW

2009Energy Conservation

& Efficiency Act

15% Reduction in Energy & Demand by 2015

Mark A. NielsonVP Staff Services

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