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Automated Conservation Voltage Regulation and Voltage Optimization

At a Glance

Status 
suspended
Sector 
commercial

Previous Meeting

May 2015 08 Fri
Automated Conservation Voltage Reduction (CVR) Control Subcommittee Meeting: May 8, 2015 9:15 AM-10:15 AM
Summary

The CVR and VO subcommittee is working to bring the existing standard protocols into compliance with the RTF Guidelines. In January 2015, the RTF discussed the outstanding questions related to these two protocols and defined a path forward for the subcommittee. The subcommittee will delve into questions about persistence for both protocols (including questions around how long the measure will last operationally, defining the RUL of the existing system and EUL of the new equipment, understanding how the change in voltage varies over time), the regression model for the CVR protocol, the applicability of the protocols, and clarifying the impact assumptions have on varying Vs.

The protocols as currently on the books can be found on the Standard Protocols page. The most recent drafts of each protocol is below:

  •  Proposed Standard Protocol for Automated CVR - November 1, 2011
  •  Proposed Standard Protocol for Automated CVR and Feeder Efficiency - May 15, 2012

Supporting Documents

  • PowerPoint from PacifiCorp DSM Advisory Group
  • RTF Distribution Efficiency Protocol Concept Recommendations
  • High Level View - Protocol #1
  • Guidelines for M&V Fed CVR Projects
  • RTF Voltage Optimization Tool

Members

  • Subcommittee members

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