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How do ConEd's current and proposed rates affect operating costs for heat pump customers?
COn ED rate analysis
We start with simulated
load curves...
...and apply some tariffs.
BILL BREAKDOWN
UnITIL
9.4%
25%
if you save, median savings =
$192if you save, median savings =
$368if you save, median savings =
$73795% households who save =
71%households who save =
54% households who save =
What are ConEd's current & proposed rates?
R1
Flat Volumetric
Delivery
R4
TOU
Demand-Based
R3
TOU Volumetric
Flat per-kWh
Winter, On-Peak
Winter, Off-Peak
Summer, On-Peak
Summer, Off-Peak
Supply
Varies Monthly
Adjustment
Applicable
Varies Monthly
for both peaks
Varies Monthly
for both peaks
Winter, On- Peak
Winter, Off-Peak
Summer, On-Peak
Summer, Off-Peak
Applicable
Exempt!
Fixed
$20/mo
$20/mo
$29/mo
How do ConEd's current and proposed rates affect operating costs for heat pump customers?
COn ED rate analysis
How cost-reflective are the current and proposed rates?
How would you go about calculating these metrics?
Here's how we're thinking of doing it...
OUR proposed method
- Marginal energy & gen capacity from NYISO
- Marginal transmission capacity from NYISO?
- Marginal dist. capacity from ConEd MCOS
- Bill Alignment Test
How do ConEd's current and proposed rates affect operating costs for heat pump customers?
COn ED rate analysis
How cost-reflective are the current and proposed rates?
What rates would improve operating costs and cost-reflectiveness for heat pump customers?
How would you go about calculating these metrics?
Here's how we're thinking of doing it...
OUR proposed method
- Easy: Use Average & Excess Method
- Reach: Use CAIRO for optimization
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