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1 BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) for Authority to Implement and Recover in Rates the Cost of its Proposed Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Program. ) ) ) ) ) Application (Filed March 27, 2008) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S (U 338-E) RESPONSE TO PROPOSED DECISION OF ALJ EBKE DOUGLAS K. PORTER GLORIA M. ING Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California Telephone: (626) Facsimile: (626) gloria.ing@sce.com Dated: January 31, 2012

2 SCE'S Response to Proposed Decision of ALJ Ebke Subject Index Section Title Page I. The PD Should Clarify That The MWs Being Reassigned To RAM Be Governed Under The Terms Of The Approved RAM Power Purchase Agreement ( PPA ) In Effect At The Time Of Contracting 1 II. III. IV. The PD Should Clarify That The 250 MWs Being Reassigned From SPVP Are Direct Current Megawatts (DC MWs) 2 When The Commission Reassigns The SPVP MWs To The RAM, An Additional Year Should Be Provided To Complete This Additional Procurement Under RAM 3 The PD Should Clarify That There Can Be Up To 25 MWs DC Of Ground-Mounted Facilities For Each Of The UOG And IPP Portions Of The SPVP 4 V. If The Commission Sets A Floor On The Amount Of MWs Procured By The UOG and IPPs, The Floor Should Be Set At 110 MWs 5 VI. Conclusion 7 -i-

3 BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-E) for Authority to Implement and Recover in Rates the Cost of its Proposed Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Program. ) ) ) ) ) Application (Filed March 27, 2009) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S (U 338-E) RESPONSE TO PROPOSED DECISION OF ALJ EBKE Pursuant to Rule 14.3 of the California Public Utilities Commissions ( CPUC ) Rules of Practice and Procedure, Southern California Edison Company ( SCE ) submits the following comments on the January 11, 2012 Proposed Decision ( PD ) of ALJ Ebke. In general, SCE supports the PD, which partially grants SCE s petition for modification of the Solar Photovoltaic Program ( SPVP ) adopted in Decision No SCE s comments below address five relatively narrow, factual corrections and makes recommendations that would provide clarity and help avoid confusion. I. The PD Should Clarify That The MWs Being Reassigned To RAM Be Governed Under The Terms Of The Approved RAM Power Purchase Agreement ( PPA ) In Effect At The Time Of Contracting. The PD rejects SCE s proposal to reassign 250 DC MWs to a separate competitive solicitation within the SPVP called IPP Revised and instead requires that the MWs be procured through RAM. 1 SCE does not oppose this requirement. The PD would also find that, with respect to the MWs that will be procured in RAM, the startup deadline would be 18 months from contract execution (as opposed to 36 months, as proposed by SCE). 2 With respect to the MWs that will now be procured in RAM, the PD 1 PD, pp PD, mimeo, pp

4 states that We require the use of the existing RAM PPA in order to promote simplicity, maximize program efficiency, and minimize market disruption. 3 Currently, the RAM PPA has an 18 month startup deadline. Once the 250 DC MWs from the SPVP are reassigned to RAM, these MWs should have the same terms and conditions as the other MWs being procured under RAM. SCE notes that according to the Commission s August 18, 2011 Resolution E-4414, SCE will host a program forum to evaluate the first RAM solicitation that may result in changes to the RAM program and PPA, including the terms of the PPA. SCE expects the program forum to take place in the beginning of the second quarter of 2012, and therefore the MWs being reassigned to RAM will be governed under the terms of the RAM PPA developed for a subsequent RAM auction. Regarding the PD s reference to the existing RAM PPA, 4 SCE believes that the PD intends that the MWs being reassigned to RAM will be governed under the terms of the RAM PPA used in a subsequent RAM auction, i.e., the existing PPA at the time the additional MWs can be procured. 5 However, to avoid potential confusion with the existing PPA associated with the first RAM auction, SCE proposes that the PD make that clear by replacing the current sentence with a sentence that would now read: We require the use of the approved RAM PPA, in effect at the time of contracting, in order to promote simplicity, maximize program efficiency, and minimize market disruption. No changes would be necessary in the PD s findings of fact or conclusions of law. II. The PD Should Clarify That The 250 MWs Being Reassigned From SPVP Are Direct Current Megawatts (DC MWs). In the Solar PV Application, the MWs described in the application and SPVP program materials refer to DC MWs. 6 In contrast, the Renewable Auction Mechanism ( RAM ) uses alternating current 3 PD, mimeo, p. 25 (emphasis added). 4 PD, mimeo, p. 25 (emphasis added). 5 That is, SCE does not believe that the PD intended that the additional MWs be governed under the terms of the existing PPA associated with the first RAM auction. 6 See Exhibit SCE-1, Rev. 1, p. 1, footnote 1 (May 14, 2008), where SCE indicated that [u]nless otherwise specified, any reference to energy output in this filing follows the common convention within the PV industry, which is to refer to output as PV panel direct current (dc) output. -2-

5 (AC) MWs. PV systems convert DC to AC for use in the electrical distribution grid, and therefore such a conversion would need to take place when the 250 DC MWs of SPVP are reassigned to RAM. The number of AC MWs from a solar PV system is less than the rated capacity in DC MWs. There are different conversions of DC to AC. At the time when SCE submitted its 2008 testimony in Application No , SCE provided a sample calculation, using a conversion factor of SCE has since concluded that the conversion of DC to AC is a factor of 0.8 on average. Using this factor, the transfer of 250 DC MWs from SPVP will result in an increase of SCE s RAM allocation by 200 AC MWs. So that the PD is clear that the MWs relating to the SPVP program use DC MWs and that there will be a conversion of the MWs being reassigned to RAM, SCE proposes that in Section 3.5, the Commission add a footnote at the end of this section that states, The MWs relating to the SPVP and discussed in Application No use DC MWs, however, the RAM uses alternating current ( AC ) MWs. Because the number of AC MWs from a solar PV system is less than the rated capacity in DC MWs, the 250 DC MWs from the SPVP that are being reassigned will equal 200 AC MWs in the RAM. In addition, in Conclusion of Law 4c, the language in the PD should be changed as follows: Procures the remaining SPVP 250 MWs through RAM, subject to existing RAM protocols and procedures. Because the DC MWs in the SPVP will need to be converted to AC MWs in RAM, this means that the allotment in RAM will increase by 200 AC MWs. III. When The Commission Reassigns The SPVP MWs To The RAM, An Additional Year Should Be Provided To Complete This Additional Procurement Under RAM. The RAM program requires SCE to procure its existing allotment of MWs in four auctions over a two-year period. As indicated in Section I of this response, SCE supports the PD s reassignment of 7 In Exhibit SCE-1, Rev. 1, p. 1, footnote 1 (May 14, 2008), footnote 1, SCE stated, Based on sample calculations, the conversion factor of 0.90 will convert from MW dc to MW alternating current (ac) using the California Energy Commission s ac MW conversion (i.e., multiply MW dc by 0.90 to obtain MW CEC-ac Rating.) -3-

6 MWs from the SPVP to the RAM. However, SCE is concerned that the addition of 200 AC MWs 8 to the total RAM allotment would be a significant increase from the current allotment of AC MWs. 9 This increase in AC MW to RAM will result in SCE procuring more AC MWs in the three remaining RAM auctions. This increase will require SCE to procure deeper and from higher priced projects in its procurement stack from each of these remaining RAM auctions. Allowing SCE to extend the procurement of these additional AC MWs through two additional RAM (i.e., procuring over three years as opposed to two) will result in lower overall costs to SCE s customers. Moreover, providing more time to procure will provide more ability for SCE to dollar cost average its procurement through the three year period. Therefore, SCE requests that, in addition to assigning the SPVP MWs to the RAM, the PD also allow for two more RAM auctions over one additional year to accomplish this additional procurement so that there would now be six auctions over a three-year period in RAM. SCE proposes that an additional paragraph be added at the end of Section which states, We recognize that the reassignment of SPVP MWs to the RAM will result in a significant allotment of MWs to be procured under RAM. Therefore, the RAM program should include two more RAM auctions over one additional year to accomplish this additional procurement. A new Conclusion of Law No. 6 should be added that states that Because of the increase in MWs that are being reassigned to RAM, the RAM should include two more RAM auctions over one additional year to accomplish this additional procurement. IV. The PD Should Clarify That There Can Be Up To 25 MWs DC Of Ground- Mounted Facilities For Each Of The UOG And IPP Portions Of The SPVP. In Section 3.4 of the PD, the PD agrees with SCE s proposal that the current 10% limitation on ground-mounted facilities be increased to 20% for both the UOG and IPP portions. 10 As indicated in the PD, SCE has already made commitments for approximately 25 MW of ground-mounted facilities in the 8 See Section II of these comments where SCE has calculated that 250 DC MWs from the SPVP would convert to 200 AC MWs in RAM. 9 Based on the original RAM allocation of MW to SCE, adjusted for Commission-approved 2010 RSC PPAs. 10 PD, mimeo, p

7 UOG portion and 22.4 MW of ground-mounted projects in the IPP portion. 11 In order to avoid confusion over the actual number of MWs of ground-mounted facilities that are authorized, the PD should be clarified to state that the limitation on ground-mounted facilities is not based on a percentage, but instead should explicitly be no more than 25 MWs, regardless of the amount of MWs SCE ultimately procures. 12 SCE, therefore, asks that an additional sentence underlined below be added to Section 3.4 as follows: That is, increasing the percentage to 20% maintains the same authorization of 50 MW for ground-mounted facilities. This means that we are permitting SCE to procure no more than 25 MWs of ground mounted facilities in each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. This permits SCE to accommodate existing obligations and is reasonable. Under Conclusion of Law 4b, the following sentence should be added. As such, there will be no more than 25 MWs of ground-mounted facilities in each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. V. If The Commission Sets A Floor On The Amount Of MWs Procured By The UOG and IPPs, The Floor Should Be Set At 110 MWs. In its February 11, 2011 Petition for Modification, SCE requested that the CPUC reduce the current UOG and original IPP portions of the SPVP to an amount of no more than 125 MWs each. 13 The PD agrees to this reduction, but also determines that each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP will be no less than 115 MWs, absent additional authorization. 14 In other words, in addition to adopting a ceiling, the PD now sets a floor as to the amount of MWs that will be acquired under the SPVP, absent additional authorization. SCE is unaware of any policy or economic basis for setting a 11 PD, mimeo, p The PD proposes that the minimum procurement obligation for SPVP should be 115 MWs (absent additional authorization) for each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. If a percentage like 20% is used to determine the amount of MWs for ground-mounted facilities that can be procured, the amount of MWs that can be procured will fluctuate, depending upon the amount of MWs the utility procures. For example, if SCE procures 115 MWs in the UOG portion of the SPVP and the limitation for ground-mounted facilities is set at 20% of 115 MWs, then SCE will have already exceeded this limitation because SCE already has commitments of 25 MWs for ground-mounted facilities for the UOG portion. 13 SCE s Petition for Modification, p PD, mimeo, pp. 6, 15, 19, 28,

8 floor or for setting the floor at a level of 115 MWs. Nor is SCE aware of any support in the evidentiary record for this number. In footnote 6 of SCE s February 11, 2011 Petition For Modification, SCE stated that its proposal was to set the ceiling at no more than 125 MWs in order to accommodate SCE s existing obligations. 15 SCE also stated that the final UOG build out will depend on project specific engineering design specifications, but will be no more than 125 MW. 16 There is nothing in the evidentiary record that would support the need for a specific floor. SCE does not believe that there is any obvious reason for or need to set a specific floor amount. However, should the Commission adopt a specific floor level, SCE recommends that the floor be set at an amount of 110 MWs for each of the UOG and IPP portions of program. Such an amount approximately reflects SCE s estimate of its current obligations, which are more certain today than they were in February 2011 when SCE filed its Petition for Modification. Although SCE recognizes that its recommended floor amount is not part of the evidentiary record, neither is the amount 115 MWs set forth in the PD. SCE believes that a floor of 110 MWs is reasonable as it would more accurately reflect SCE s current estimate of its contractual obligations. If a floor amount is adopted by the Commission, SCE strongly endorses the language in the PD that any adopted floor amount may be subject to further reduction upon additional authorization. This would permit SCE the opportunity to file an advice letter demonstrating why an additional reduction in the floor would be reasonable. Because the terms of the IPP portion of the SPVP are consistent with the terms of the UOG portion of the SPVP, SCE recommends that SCE s proposed change to the floor amount apply to both the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. Thus, to the extent that the Commission determines that setting a floor is appropriate, SCE recommends that the PD be modified so that references to an amount of 115 MWs be deleted and replaced with 110 MWs on pages 6, 15, 19, 28, and 29 of the PD. 15 SCE s Petition for Modification, p SCE s Petition for Modification, p

9 VI. Conclusion In conclusion, SCE requests that the CPUC: Clarify that contracts for the MWs being reassigned to RAM be subject to the terms of the RAM PPA in effect at the time of contracting. Clarify that 250 DC MWs are being transferred from SPVP, and the equivalent amount (200 AC MWs) are being transferred to RAM. Provide an additional year and two additional auctions to complete the additional procurement under RAM. Clarify that there can be up to 25 DC MWs of ground-mounted facilities for each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. Reconsider whether a floor in the SPVP should be adopted, but, if so, reduce the floor to 110 DC MWs. Respectfully submitted, DOUGLAS K. PORTER GLORIA M. ING /s/ Gloria M. Ing By: Gloria M. Ing Attorneys for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California Telephone: (626) Facsimile: (626) gloria.ing@sce.com January 31,

10 Appendix A

11 Language in the Proposed Decision Section : We require the use of the existing RAM PPA in order to promote simplicity, maximize program efficiency, and minimize market disruption. PROPOSED CHANGES SCE s Proposed Changes We require the use of the approved RAM PPA, in effect at the time of contracting, in order to promote simplicity, maximize program efficiency, and minimize market disruption. Section 3.5 Conclusion of Law 4c. Procures the remaining 250 MW through RAM, subject to existing RAM protocols and procedures. Section New Conclusion of Law 6 Section 3.4: That is, increasing the percentage to 20% maintains the same authorization of 50 MW for ground-mounted facilities. This permits SCE to accommodate existing obligations and is reasonable. The Commission should add a footnote at the end of Section that states, The MWs relating to the SPVP and discussed in Application No use DC MWs, however, the RAM uses alternating current ( AC ) MWs. Because the number of AC MWs from a solar PV system is less than the rated capacity in DC MWs, the 250 DC MWs from the SPVP that are being reassigned will equal 200 AC MWs in the RAM. Procures the remaining SPVP 250 MWs through RAM, subject to existing RAM protocols and procedures. Because the DC MWs in the SPVP will need to be converted to AC MWs in RAM, this means that the allotment in RAM will increase by 200 AC MWs. The Commission should add an additional paragraph at the end of this Section that states: We recognize that the reassignment of SPVP MWs to the RAM will result in a significant allotment of MWs to be procured under RAM. Therefore, the RAM program should include two more RAM auctions over one additional year to accomplish this additional procurement. Because of the increase in MWs that are being reassigned to RAM, the RAM should include two more RAM auctions over one additional year to accomplish this additional procurement. That is, increasing the percentage to 20% maintains the same authorization of 50 MW for ground-mounted facilities. This means that we are permitting SCE to procure no more than 25 MWs of ground mounted facilities in each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. This permits SCE to accommodate existing obligations and is reasonable. Conclusion of Law 4b. Add sentence: As such, there will be no more than 25 MWs of ground-mounted facilities in each of the UOG and IPP portions of the SPVP. References to an amount of 115 MWs be deleted on pages 6, 15, 19, 28, and 29. Replace with 110 MWs.

12 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that, pursuant to the Commissioner s Rules of Practice and Procedure, I have this day served a true copy of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY S (U 338-E) RESPONSE TO PROPOSED DECISION OF ALJ EBKE on all parties identified in the service list for A and as a courtesy, on all parties identified in the service list for R Transmitting the copies via to all parties who have provided an address. First class mail will be used if electronic service cannot be effectuated. Executed this 31 st day of January, 2012, at Rosemead, California. /s/ Melissa A.S. Hernandez Melissa A.S. Hernandez Project Analyst SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 2244 Walnut Grove Ave. Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770

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19 CPUC - Service Lists - A Page 7 of 8 CHRISTOPHER T. ELLISON LYNN HAUG ELLISON, SCHNEIDER & HARRIS, LLP ELLISON, SCHNEIDER & HARRIS, LLP 2600 CAPITOL AVENUE, SUITE CAPITOL AVENUE, SUITE 400 SACRAMENTO, CA SACRAMENTO, CA EMILIO E. VARANINI, III ROSS VAN NESS 4660 NATOMAS BLVD. ALCANTAR & KAHL LLP SACRAMENTO, CA SW FIFTH AVE., SUITE 1750 PORTLAND, OR MARK W. BACHMAN CATHIE ALLEN SENIOR EQUITY ANALYST PACIFICORP PACIFIC CREST SECURITIES 825 NE MULTNOMAH STREET, SUITE SW FIFTH AVENUE, 42ND FL PORTLAND, OR PORTLAND, OR State Service BURTON MATTSON DAMON A. FRANZ DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES DEMAND SIDE PROGRAMS BRANCH ROOM 2002 AREA 4-A 505 VAN NESS AVENUE 505 VAN NESS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CA SAN FRANCISCO, CA DAVID PECK JACLYN MARKS ENERGY COST OF SERVICE & NATURAL GAS BRA PROCUREMENT STRATEGY AND OVERSIGHT BRANC ROOM 4108 AREA 4-A 505 VAN NESS AVENUE 505 VAN NESS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CA SAN FRANCISCO, CA FOR: DIVISION OF RATEPAYER ADVOCATES MARY JO STUEVE MARYAM EBKE ELECTRICITY PLANNING & POLICY BRANCH DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES ROOM 4101 ROOM VAN NESS AVENUE 505 VAN NESS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CA SAN FRANCISCO, CA MERIDETH STERKEL MICHAEL COLVIN INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING AND PERMITTING B EXECUTIVE DIVISION AREA 4-A ROOM VAN NESS AVENUE 505 VAN NESS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO, CA SAN FRANCISCO, CA NIKA ROGERS RAHMON MOMOH ELECTRICITY PLANNING & POLICY BRANCH EXECUTIVE DIVISION ROOM 4101 ROOM 5206

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21 Page 1 of 33 CPUC Home CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Service Lists PROCEEDING: R CPUC - OIR TO CONTIN FILER: CPUC LIST NAME: LIST LAST CHANGED: JANUARY 27, 2012 DOWNLOAD THE COMMA-DELIMITED FILE ABOUT COMMA-DELIMITED FILES Back to Service Lists Index Parties CARRIE A. DOWNEY CHRIS LEVERIZA LAW OFFICES OF CARRIE ANNE DOWNEY GLACIAL ENERGY, CA 00000, CA FOR: IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT FOR: GLACIAL ENERGY DANIEL W. DOUGLASS DONALD C. LIDDELL DOUGLASS & LIDDELL DOUGLASS & LIDDELL, CA 00000, CA FOR: DIRECT ACCESS CUSTOMER FOR: CALIF. ENERGY STORAGE ALLIANCE / COALITION/WESTERN POWER TRADING WALMART STORES, INC. AND SAM'S WEST, FORUM/ENXCO, INC./RECURRENT ENERGY(I/O) INC. / AGPOWER GROUP, LLC / CLEAN ENERGY RENEWABLE FUELS, LLC. JEAN-CALUDE BERTET JESSICA NELSON DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY PLUMAS-SIERRA RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP LOS ANGELES DEPT. OF WATER AND POWER, CA 00000, CA FOR: LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER & POWER JODY LONDON JOHN W. LESLIE JODY LONDON CONSULTING LUCE FORWARD HAMILTON & SCRIPPS LLP, CA 00000, CA 00000

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