to address strong anticipated demand growth for electric power in the region. The NWPCC’s Draft Sixth Northwest Power Plan estimates electricitydemand through 2030 ... scenarios, without changes in efficiency investments, the overall demand for electric
Figure 1: Total electricitydemand (GWh) in the draftscenarios. allowance for double-counted embedded generation . Total electricitydemand (GWh), at GXP with an Sustainable Path (mds1) SI Surplus (mds2) Medium Renewables (mds3) Demand Side ... 36. The following Figures show the electricitydemand to be met in the draftscenarios. Figure 1 shows total electricitydemand in GWh; Figure 2 shows peak national demand in MW. In both cases, demand is based on GXP-level forecasts
Table 10: Statewide ElectricityDemand: Comparison of Draft and Revised Staff Forecasts Consumption (GWh) Percent Difference Base/ Staff Draft Percent Difference High/ Low Revised Staff Forecast Draft Staff Forecast Low Base High Annual Average ... electricity intensive in recent years. In the revised mining sector forecast, used for all ... are incorporated into the demand forecast, while post-2008 programs are listed on the resource
In the Draft Sixth Northwest Power Plan, the NWPCC estimated that over the next ... conservation potential found in The Fifth Northwest Electric Power and Conservation Plan ... price (per megawatt hour) for the Draft Sixth Northwest Power Plan relative
Fig. 4.10 shows electricity consumption , respectively for 2010, 2030 and 2050. The expected economic growth of the region causes, that even considering success of energy efficiency programmes, the demand for electricity in Pomerania will increase until 2050 ... Electricity consumption in Pomerania, GWh GREEN BLUE YELLOW RED
1-8 illustrates the patterns of supply and demand in the 20% Vision scenario. Regions that generate more electricity (from all sources) than local demand are shown in shades ... Figure 1-8. Mean Transmitted Energy for the 20% Vision Scenario in 2030, with Net Exporting (Red) and Importing (Blue) Regions and Interregional Energy Transmission (Arrows) ... GW-mi, representing about 5% growth above the reference scenario
WORKING DRAFT: FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY Historic Consumption a. Future Demand b. Staff estimates that in 2011, there will be 5, 000 to 11, 000 electric ... illustrative scenarios were based on 490, 000 to 1, 780, 000 electric vehicles (both battery ... Table V-17: Projected future demand for vehicular electricity in California [Awaiting 2011 data from CEC] Electricity Low Electricity High (Megawatt-hours) (Megawatt-hours) Year Vehicles, Infrastructure, and Barriers c.
fluctuating, supply defined by resource kinetic energy of the wind electricity direct ... kinetic energy and pressure of water streams electricity seasonal fluctuations but good storability, power on demand no fluctuations, power on demand seasonal