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UES Measures Standard protocols list Demand Response Technologies Supporting Documents Propose a measure or standard protocol Proposed measures and status Whole Building Efforts

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  • Commercial HVAC
  • Connected Thermostats
  • Demand Response
  • Duct Sealing
  • Guidelines
  • Heat Pump Water Heaters
  • Implementers Group
  • Modeling
  • Natural Gas
  • New Homes
  • Non-Residential Lighting
  • Operations
  • Refrigeration
  • Research and Evaluation
  • Residential HVAC
  • RTF Policy Advisory Committee
  • Small and Rural Utilities
  • Weatherization
  • Whole Building
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Refrigerated Warehouse Controls

At a Glance

Status 
active
Sector 
industrial
Applications 
refrigeration

Refrigerated warehouses in the Northwest have significant demand response potential, due to their relatively large loads and, in some cases, flexibility of load provided by large thermal mass and acceptable range of product temperatures. In June 2019, the RTF reviewed and approved an analysis of this potential, including the stock characteristics, demand response opportunities, demand response mechanisms, savings potential (as a percentage of site load), and implementation costs.

Workbook

Latest Version

Refrigerated Warehouse Demand Response Workbook v1.0

File Refrigerated Warehouse Demand Response Workbook v1.0
Workbook aproved at the June RTF meeting.
Date 
Jun 18, 2019
Version number 
1.0

Decisions

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Latest decision

Decision details

Decided 
June 18, 2019
RTF Meeting: June 18, 2019

Approve Demand Response Impact Estimate

Decision Details

Approve the  recommended methodology for estimating maximum technical per unit potential of Refrigerated Warehouses as presented. 

  • In approving this the RTF recognizes that additional factors will need to be considered to estimate achievable potential, including the considerations listed in the presentation. 

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