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- 1. SmartGrid@juccce.com www.juccce.com The JUCCCE China Smart Grid Cooperative Join a Select Group of Experts to Accelerate the Development of Smart Grid in China 3 China Workshops Workshop 1 ROI Nov 12, 2008 Members will present case studies about costs and benefits of Smart Grid Kicking Off Smart Grid Beijing China’s electricity demand is growing at a tremendous rate. Yet its Workshop 2 What are the key levers that infrastructure is still developing. Faced with this challenge, China has Technology will shape China’s Smart responded by becoming a world leader in innovative grid solutions. May 26, 27 2009 Grid? What makes sense for China? A logical next step in improving the efficiency and stability of Chinese Shanghai electricity grids is to embrace Smart Grid capabilities. Initial interest Workshop 3 Moving forward a in Smart Grid has developed through JUCCCE’s meetings with our Planning feasibility study & business Chinese partners. Fall 2009 case for a China pilot China’s challenge is that the Smart Grid concept is a complex system involving multiple sectors. No single stakeholder group can drive forward this concept singlehandedly, and no single entity has taken up Help Open the Market the banner for Smart Grid in China. The China Smart Grid Cooperative will help these stakeholders work together to take the for crucial first steps toward a Smart Grid. China’s Smart Grid Duke Energy is a leader in deploying Smart Grid technology and has partnered with JUCCCE to launch this cooperative and facilitate the sharing of knowledge between the U.S. and China. Joint US-China Cooperation on Clean Energy JUCCCE is a non-profit organization that aims to accelerate the use of clean and efficient energy in China through international cooperation on impactful programs. www.juccce.com 1
- 2. California Public Utilities Commission Commissioner Dian Grueneich, National Development & Reform Commission Investment Association Committee Vice Chairman Jiang Zhao Zhu,,President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology Energy SmartGrid@juccce.com Committee Co-Chair Steve Papermaster, State Electricity and Regulatory Commission team,, Vice Minister Qiu Bao Xing of Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural DevCelopment, Ken Lieberthal and David Sandalow of Brookings Institution www.juccce.com Now is the Time for China’s Smart Grid China invested USD35 billion on electricity infrastructure in 2007. Of that, USD18 billion was sourced internationally. Why Look to China? technologies faster and bring Reduce energy intensity by 20% by equipment prices down. 2010. Gain access to the world’s largest In the next 10 years, China's power Reduce emissions by 10% by 2010 market for grid equipment. industry will have an average annual growth rate of 6.6% to Increase national security. China's installed electricity capacity reached 713 gigawatts by end of 7.0%2. The ratio of power New equipment installed now is 2007.1 By the year 2020, China will transmission & distribution assets cheaper than retrofitting later. need at least 1000 gigawatts to to power generation assets is 6:4 in power over 470 million households. the developed countries, but the Our Cooperative Goals ratio in China is still smaller than China moves quickly and moves BIG. 4:6.3 Members will accelerate Smart Grid development in China by: In Dec. 2004, the State Grid first China can use its purchasing power proposed the concept of UHV. to lead the market in deployment • Creating dialogue to help define Today, they have a pilot deployed and standards. Smart Grid for China of 645km of AC lines, and will have • Providing concrete ROI examples 2000km of DC lines by 2012. Help China Go Green to justify grid investment • Identifying the best Smart Grid Take advantage of China’s large grid Achieve a renewables mix of 15% technologies for China investment to commercialize by 2020. The JUCCCE China Smart Grid Cooperative was highlighted as a commitment at the Clinton Global Initiative 2008 The first phase of action for the utilities, industry and regulatory Cooperative is a series of three agencies in active dialogue. workshops that follow on top of International members of the JUCCCE’s initial meetings. Cooperative will be limited to a Cooperative members will receive small group of select experts. Reserve Your Seat unparalleled access to Chinese electricity grid stakeholders in an Cooperative members will jointly at Our Smart Grid explore next steps with Chinese international shared learning environment. grid partners, leading to a feasibility Workshops Now study and cooperation on a Smart Join Chinese representatives from Grid demonstration project. SmartGrid@juccce.com Zero2IPO. 2 Research in China “Investment Report of China Electric Power Industry, 2000-2008”. 3 Research and Markets’ China Power Transmission & Distribution Equipment Industry Report, 2008 2 1
- 3. SmartGrid@juccce.com www.juccce.com JUCCCE’s Role At the request of NDRC's Investment Association Committee and the US President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), JUCCCE has been introducing the Smart Grid concept to Chinese government bodies. In November 2007, JUCCCE arranged for Steve Papermaster, Energy Committee co-chair of PCAST, to meet with select stakeholders in Beijing. China has the With the help of international industry experts and independent opportunity to be at advocacy groups, an introductory report on Smart Grid was the forefront in finding delivered to Chinese stakeholders in February 2008. solutions to the energy In April 2008, JUCCCE organized follow-up meetings with problem the world Commissioner Dian Grueneich of the California Public Utilities faces. JUCCCE will Commission and representatives from the US Commercial Services in Beijing. provide the vehicle to make this happen.” Acting as a neutral convener, JUCCCE is bringing together a consortium of experts to share knowledge on Smart Grid. By working together to create a turnkey solution for China’s power - Sir Richard Branson, grids, we can open up the Smart Grid market more quickly. chairman of the Virgin Group, and member of JUCCCE China’s Stakeholders honorary committee The 2nd workshop will be jointly organized with JUCCCE and • China Electric Power Research Institutes (CEPRI) of State Grid • East China Grid Company • Shanghai Municipal Electric Power Company (SMEPC) Other stakeholders involved in our prior meetings include: • State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) • Energy Research Institute (ERI) of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) • Investment Association Committee (IAC) of the NDRC. “JUCCCE is impressive. Its talented team focuses on The Smart Grid concept is still in development projects that matter, everywhere. Both international and Chinese helping tackle China’s players have much to learn from each other. clean energy challenges at the We hope you will join our efforts. ground level.” Contact JUCCCE now. - David Sandalow, Sr. Fellow of Foreign Policy at The Brookings Institution 3
- 4. SmartGrid@juccce.com www.juccce.com Be a Founding Member of the China Smart Grid Cooperative We need your help to make Smart Grid in China a reality, quickly. We invite you to become a member of the Cooperative and help influence China’s future. Join Duke Energy, GridPoint, Quanta Technology, IBM, Cisco, Optimal Technologies, KEMA, Current, President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, Nexant, and many others in shaping our JUCCCE Cooperative. Next Workshop May 26-27, 2009 Platinum $50K1 Gold $25K1 JUCCCE China Smart Grid Cooperative Silver $10K1 ($15K for small ($5K for small Membership Benefits 2008-2009 companies2) companies2) Voting rights- shape direction of workshop contents √ Inclusion in special China Daily /JUCCCE supplement 11/10/08 √ and future newspaper supplements Inclusion as a partner in Clinton Global Initiative Commitment √ and follow-on reports Inclusion in press releases √ √ On-stage recognition at JUCCCE China Energy Forum (Beijing) √ √ Company description in feasibility study and pilot marketing Logo and quarter Logo and Logo and materials page paragraph sentence # Seats at each Smart Grid workshop3 3 2 1 Inclusion of corporate materials in workshop handouts One Page Half Page Quarter Page JUCCCE China Energy Forum VIP passes 3 2 1 (worth $1300 each) Logo Recognition at Workshops Large Medium Small Executive Recognition as JUCCCE Strategic Advisor √ √ √ 2008-9 JUCCCE China Smart Grid Cooperative Member √ √ √ 1 Membership fees are not pro-rated. Sponsorship of the Cooperative does not automatically include sponsor in demonstration projects. 2 Small Company is $10 million in revenue or less AND $10 million in total capitalization or less. 3 Additional fees may be required to cover costs of workshop attendees.