<p>SAHM WHITE on behalf of CLEAN COALITION</p><p>“Following up on a proposal raised by utilities in the Sept 30 meeting regarding proposed elimination of the example DER hosting capacities on the ICA maps, the Clean Coalition notes that Attachment A of the August 23rd Ruling specifically calls for the ICA to quantify the hosting capacity of representative portfolios of DER, and to display this information on the online map. (see below)</p><p>The current ICA map does include this information, which we believe is useful in providing a consistent indicative capacity for the example DER profiles developed by PG&E. We believe this information is required and is not a computational burden. </p><p>We do not support the proposal to eliminate the availability of this information through the map interface.</p><p>We do strongly support further discussion on how these profiles should or should not be used when integrating ICA results into the interconnection review and study processes, but that is a separate issue.</p><p>--- R.14-08-013</p><p>ASSIGNED COMMISSIONER’S RULING GRANTING THE JOINT MOTION 8/23/2016</p><p>Attachment A</p><p>1.3.4. Calculate ICA results and display on online map (p. A9)</p><p>..."The ICA maps shall be available online and shall provide a user with access to the results of the ICA by clicking on a feeder displayed on the map."...</p><p>1.4.3. Different Types of DER (p. A10...) a. The methodology shall evaluate the capacity of the system to host DERs using a set of ‘typical’ DER operational profiles. PG&E has developed a set of profiles that provide a starting point. These profiles are: o Uniform Generation o PV o PV with Tracker o EV – Residential (EV Rate) o EV – Workplace o Uniform load o PV with Storage o Storage – Peak Shaving o EV – Residential (TOU rate) b. ICA shall quantify hosting capacity for portfolios of resource types using PG&E’s approach with representative portfolios of i. solar, ii. solar and stationary storage, iii. solar, stationary storage, and load control and iv. solar, stationary storage, load control, and EVs.</p>