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Energy Storage Value and Adoption Analysis

Evaluation of Key Value Drivers Reduction in Production Costs Approach - We use a production cost model - Power System Optimizer (PSO) – to estimate cost of meeting Nevada's energy and ancillary service needs. - We simulate entirety of WECC, with focus on Nevada - To account for changes in Nevada production costs, purchases, and sales, we calculated adjusted production costs (APC) for the Nevada footprint - We simulate 3 scenarios: base case (no storage), 200 MW, and 1,000 MW of storage Calculating Nevada Adjusted Production Costs (APC) Nevada Adjusted Production Costs = Production Costs + Cost of Purchases - Revenue from Sales WECC Footprint Production Costs = Cost of Nevada owned generation • Generation costs include fuel, emissions, variable operating, and startup costs Cost of Purchases = Deficit in generation × Price Hub • Purchases priced at the Malin and Mead hubs for Northern and Southern Nevada, respectively. Revenues from Sales = Surplus in generation * Price Hub • Sales priced at the Malin and Mead hubs for Northern and Southern Nevada, respectively. Cabos esri ©2018 S&P Global Market Intelligence All rights reserved. Esri, HERE, DeLorme, Mapmyndia, OpenStreetMap contributors Source: SNL brattle.com |14
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