Public Projects | Other Selected Projects
- Overview
- Public Proceedings
- Other Selected Projects
- Energy Storage Cost-effectiveness Model
An web based demonstration (in Analytica Cloud Player) of the energy storage modeling tools developed at E3 over the last year. - E3's Renewable Energy Costing Tool
The Renewable Energy Costing Tool is a simple transparent costing tool for companies to evaluate renewable energy resources. - Meeting California’s Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goals
An independent E3 study commissioned by Hydrogen Energy International, LLC. - GHG Tool for Buildings in California
A PIER funded project to estimate the emissions profiles of California buildings. - National Time-Dependent Valuation
A collaboration with the New Buildings Institute, the COMNET framework, the US. DOE and US EPA to provide a draft area- and time-based valuation of energy efficiency savings throughout the United States. - Western Climate Initiative "Electricity Leakage Analysis"
This study, funded by the WCI, assessed the potential effectiveness of jurisdictionally-based regulation of carbon emissions in the Western Interconnection. - "Towards 2020" study for WEIL
The Western Electric Industry Leaders group funded this study on western region transmission in light of RPS and GHG goals. - National Action Plan for Energy Efficiency
E3 supported the EPA in developing an action plan for energy efficiency, with utilities, regulators, and more than 60 partner organizations. - 2007 Idaho Energy Plan
E3 helped the Idaho Legislative Council develop Idaho’s first comprehensive energy plan in more than 25 years.
Western Climate Initiative “Electricity Leakage Analysis”
In October 2008, E3 conducted an assessment of “leakage potential” in the electricity sector for the Western Climate Initiative (WCI). If only some jurisdictions are regulated, the possibility of “leakage” in carbon emissions exists if plants prohibited from serving load within a jurisdiction are nevertheless run to serve load in other jurisdictions.
WCI is a collaboration of western U.S. States and Canadian provinces aimed at establishing a regional, multi-sector carbon credit trading market to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Presentation of results (1MB, pdf)
Assumption spreadsheet on allocation of generation to states (3MB, xls)
