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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Order Instituting Rulemaking to Consider Smart Grid Technologies Pursuant to Federal Legislation and on the Commission’s Own Motion to Actively Guide Policy in California’s Development of a Smart Grid System

R. 08-12-009 (Filed December 18, 2008)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY’S (U-338-E) COMMENTS ON COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PROPOSED DECISION ADOPTING REQUIREMENTS

FOR SMART GRID DEPLOYMENT PLANS PURSUANT TO SENATE BILL 17

KRIS G. VYAS

Attorney for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-6613 Facsimile: (626) 302-6997 E-mail: [email protected]

Dated: June 10, 2010

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY’S (U-338-E) COMMENTS ON COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PROPOSED DECISION ADOPTING REQUIREMENTS FOR

SMART GRID DEPLOYMENT PLANS PURSUANT TO SENATE BILL 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

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I. INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................................1

II. DEPLOYMENT BASELINE ..........................................................................................................1

III. GRID SECURITY / CYBER-SECURITY......................................................................................3

A. “Assurance” of Security.......................................................................................................3

B. Audits...................................................................................................................................4

C. Alignment between Federal and State Cyber-Security Regulatory Efforts .........................5

IV. COSTS / BENEFITS ESTIMATES ................................................................................................6

V. METRICS ........................................................................................................................................7

VI. CUSTOMER DATA ISSUES .........................................................................................................8

VII. PROCEDURAL COMMENTS .......................................................................................................9

VIII. CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................9

APPENDIX A SCE’S PROPOSED CHANGES TO COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PD

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BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Order Instituting Rulemaking to Consider Smart Grid Technologies Pursuant to Federal Legislation and on the Commission’s Own Motion to Actively Guide Policy in California’s Development of a Smart Grid System

R. 08-12-009 (Filed December 18, 2008)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S (U 338-E) COMMENTS ON COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PROPOSED DECISION ADOPTING REQUIREMENTS FOR

SMART GRID DEPLOYMENT PLANS PURSUANT TO SENATE BILL 17

I.

INTRODUCTION

Southern California Edison Company (SCE) appreciates the opportunity to provide these

comments on Commissioner Ryan’s Proposed Decision Adopting Requirements for Smart Grid

Deployment Plans Pursuant to Senate Bill 17 (Proposed Decision). SCE generally agrees with the

conclusions set forth in the Proposed Decision. We provide these comments to confirm our

understanding of, and to ask for clarification on, certain sections of the Proposed Decision.

The comments which follow are organized according to the elements of the Smart Grid

Deployment Plans, as set forth in the Proposed Decision.

II.

DEPLOYMENT BASELINE

In discussing the “Deployment Baseline” component of Smart Grid Deployment Plans, the

Proposed Decision suggests that the Commission “will strictly scrutinize and use this baseline report

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as a comparison against future requests for funding for Smart Grid and other infrastructure

investments.”1 Elsewhere, however, the Proposed Decision states that the Commission seeks

“descriptive, not prescriptive, characterization of the status quo in a deployment plan that enables the

Commission to understand where California is today” and that “it would be wiser to view the Smart

Grid deployment plans as a policy guide for utility investment, not as a determination that certain

investments are reasonable.”2

SCE seeks confirmation that Smart Grid Deployment Plans will in fact be used as a source of

guidance about future Smart Grid investments. While baselines contained in the Smart Grid

Deployment Plans may be used as a reference point for assessing investment proposals in General

Rate Cases or other applications, proposals made in those forums should be judged on the merit of

arguments and analyses provided therein, rather than how closely they might hew to the more

generalized material that will be found in the Deployment Plan.

1 Proposed Decision at p. 38. 2 Proposed Decision at pp. 20-21.

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III.

GRID SECURITY / CYBER-SECURITY

SCE appreciates the attention that the Proposed Decision has paid to the issue of cyber-

security on the Smart Grid. We agree that this issue is critical to the proper functioning of the Smart

Grid and to the future integrity of the system. Accordingly, for at least the reasons set forth below

SCE submits that grid cyber-security issues would benefit from a dedicated workshop focused on the

many complexities and implications related to this important topic. SCE urges the Commission to

institute a workshop before imposing specific requirements in a final decision.

SCE comments as follows on specific aspects of the Proposed Decision regarding grid

security:

A. “Assurance” of Security

The Proposed Decision states that “[t]he Commission and the public have a right to be

assured that the electric grid will remain secure with the deployment of Smart Grid technologies.”3

The title of Section 3.6.2 also indicates that its focus is on “Assurance of Security of Smart Grid.”4

As confirmed by multiple speakers during the workshops in Phase I and II of this proceeding,

there can be no such thing as an absolute assurance of security.5 No utility can unequivocally

promise the Commission or the public at large that there will never be a breach or other event that

compromises grid security. Instead, various speakers at the workshops suggested a two-pronged

approach: First, minimize the potential for a security breach. Second, maximize the utilities’ ability

to contain and mitigate security breaches if and when they occur.

3 Proposed Decision at p. 56 (emphasis added). 4 Id. 5 For example, during the CPUC’s April 21, 2009 Smart Grid Symposium, Francis Cleveland of Xanthus Consulting

International repeatedly asserted in her presentation materials and her remarks that “security will ALWAYS be breached at some time – there is no perfect security solution.” (Emphasis in original.) The presentations from the CPUC Symposium can be found on the CPUC’s website at “http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/energy/090421_smartgrid_presos.htm.”

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SCE, therefore, urges the Commission to replace the language concerning assurances of

security with more nuanced language that recognizes that breaches may occur, and focuses on the

concept of minimizing the potential for security breaches and maximizing the capabilities of

mitigating and limiting a security compromise.

B. Audits

The Proposed Decision would require that the utilities’ Deployment Plans include provisions

for submitting “security audit[s] based on industry best practices, that address the prevention of,

preparation for, protection against, mitigation of, response to, and recovery from security

threats. . .”6 SCE respectfully notes that the Proposed Decision does not appear to take into account

the broad range of implications that could flow from the requirement to submit these security audits.

For example, the Commission must address the possibility that if an audit report fell into the wrong

hands, persons that may have a nefarious intent would be privy to an end-to-end “roadmap” of where

and how system vulnerabilities exist. Those individuals would then know exactly where to strike if

they wished to interrupt the system. In a post-September 11th world, it is essential that we maintain

the strictest confidentiality about system vulnerabilities, so as not to subject the grid and the public

to potential devastation perpetrated by those who aim to do harm.

The fact that the Proposed Decision provides that these reports could be filed under

confidential seal does not ensure that the results of the audits would not become public.7 To take just

one example, California utilities are frequently sued in civil court on claims related to the effects of a

purported system error or event. In such a suit, it is not difficult to imagine that plaintiff’s counsel,

once apprised of the fact that utilities possess security audits regarding the system, would demand

that such audits be produced in civil discovery. Considering the generous rules of procedure that

govern civil discovery, it is quite possible that a court would permit discovery of those sensitive

6 Proposed Decision at p. 59. 7 See Proposed Decision at 59.

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documents. At that point, there is no guarantee that the documents would remain in the proper

hands.

In light of the complexities of this critical issue, SCE believes that security audits should be a

discussion topic within a broader grid security workshop. In particular, workshop participants could

discuss: (1) the wisdom of requiring security audits; and (2) if audits are required, what information

such audits must include; and (3) how, to whom, and in what form such audits would be distributed.

A workshop would permit the type of robust give-and-take that would lead to solutions that balanced

all of the interests at stake in cyber-security.

Importantly, SCE already performs detailed and confidential security audits on a routine

basis. We also work closely with the vendor community to mitigate vulnerabilities that we may

discover in the course of such audits. If SCE and others can present, in a workshop setting,

generalized information springing from our experience in these audits, then parties can help inform

policy in this complex area without compromising the security of the electric grid.

C. Alignment between Federal and State Cyber-Security Regulatory Efforts

SCE notes that, in the Proposed Decision’s guidance on cyber-security, there is no discussion

of federal cyber-security regulation. Federal agencies and electric industry oversight bodies are

focusing an ever-increasing level of attention on the issue of cyber-security. Legislators have

introduced several bills in Congress that would define and clarify the grid cyber-security roles of

federal agencies, including the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Department of

Homeland Security.8

In addition, as part of its effort to achieve industry consensus on Smart Grid interoperability

standards, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has formed a Cyber-Security

Working Group. This Working Group is developing guidelines for Smart Grid cyber-security, as

embodied in NIST’s Smart Grid Cyber-Security Strategy and Requirements Document.9 Finally, the

8 See House Resolution Nos. 2056, 2165, 2195. 9 See Draft NISTIR 7628 at: http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/drafts/nistir-7628/draft-nistir-7628_2nd-public-draft.pdf

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North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) is revising its Critical Infrastructure

Protection Standards. These changes will materially impact utilities’ plans for deploying cyber-

security measures on Smart Grid systems.10

In light of this trend, SCE encourages continued alignment and coordination between state

and federal regulatory efforts, particularly in areas where the federal regulators appear to have

asserted jurisdiction. If the state and federal regulatory efforts proceed on an informed and

coordinated basis, the risks of duplicative or even contrary regulations and policies are minimized.

IV.

COSTS / BENEFITS ESTIMATES

The Proposed Decision states that “deployment plans are not a substitute for a Commission

review of specific infrastructure investments that will take place just prior to the time of

deployment” and “undertaking a detailed review of costs and benefits far in advance of an

investment could not yield reliable results.”11 The Proposed Decision also notes that “[t]he

Commission understands that cost estimates provided as part of a deployment plan will be

preliminary and conceptual.”12 The Proposed Decision concludes that “it would be wiser to view the

Smart Grid deployment plans as a policy guide for utility investment, not as a determination that

certain investments are reasonable.”13 SCE strongly agrees with these statements. We wish to

confirm that language found later in the Proposed Decision -- in the discussion on the “Cost

Estimates” element of the Deployment Plan -- is consistent with the broader statements of policy.

In the “Cost Estimates” section, the Proposed Decision calls for Deployment Plans to “follow

cost-effectiveness analysis to meet legislatively mandated goals in a cost effective way.”14

Moreover, the Proposed Decision suggests that Deployment Plans must explain how “cost-

10 See http://www.nerc.com/ for additional information. 11 Proposed Decision at pp. 20-21. 12 Proposed Decision at p. 65. 13 Proposed Decision at p. 21. 14 Proposed Decision at p. 4.

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effectiveness analysis was performed, stating any specific legislated or Commission ordered goal

and clearly identifying which cost and performance data is used, and the reliability of both cost and

performance estimates.”15 These statements appear to create requirements that are beyond the scope

and intended use of a Deployment Plan. In the words of the Proposed Decision, Deployment Plans

should only provide “conceptual cost estimates” or “provisional cost ranges,”16 particularly because

investment proposals are not being submitted in the Deployment Plans. SCE suggests that requiring

detailed cost-effectiveness analyses seems inconsistent with the Proposed Decision’s language

confirming that utilities are to provide ”conceptual” or “provisional” cost information.

V.

METRICS

The Proposed Decision suggests that the list of metrics proposed by the utilities may not be

sufficient, and orders a workshop to further explore what additional metrics may be appropriate.17

While SCE believes that the metrics proposed by the California Investor-Owned Utilities (IOUs)

provide an initial set of measuring points to gain a meaningful assessment of progress in Smart Grid

deployment, we look forward to participating in workshop discussions to further explore metrics-

related issues. Whatever metrics are ultimately agreed upon in this proceeding can be modified as

needed as Smart Grid technologies and systems evolve. We do suggest that one of the factors that

must be taken into account when ordering the IOUs to collect, store, and report metrics is the

incremental cost that may be imposed on ratepayers.

15 Proposed Decision at p. 66. 16 Proposed Decision at p. 66. 17 See Proposed Decision at p. 81.

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VI.

CUSTOMER DATA ISSUES

The Proposed Decision reiterates that the Commission’s goal is to mandate that utilities

provide “… retail and wholesale price information by the end of 2010,” and “access to usage data

through an agreement with a third party by the end of 2010.”18 In order to meet these goals, SCE

will need to incur additional costs in 2010 that the Commission has not yet authorized. The

Proposed Decision also provides for the option of General Rate Case (GRC) cost recovery.19

However, SCE does not expect a Commission decision regarding SCE’s 2012 GRC until late 2011,

and such a decision would not recover implementation or operating costs incurred to support this

effort, as the timing of such costs pre-date the rate case period.

Thus, to meet the Commission’s objectives and timelines for data access and pricing

information, SCE must be able to request and obtain cost recovery for the necessary technology

investments prior to the filing of the first Smart Grid Deployment Plan (July 1, 2011). Therefore,

SCE requests that Ordering Paragraph 13 be modified as follows:

“13. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company and San Diego Gas & Electric Company each shall seek approval of Smart Grid investments either through an application filed no sooner than the filing of its Smart Grid deployment plan or through General Rate Cases, except as otherwise authorized by the Commission.”

Furthermore, the Proposed Decision states that the Smart Grid Deployment Plans should

address “how the utility will minimize the risk of stranded costs in cases where consensus standards

do not yet exist.”20 SCE supports this directive, but notes that this issue should also be considered in

the customer information phase of this proceeding, because emerging standards will impact how and

18 Proposed Decision at p. 9. The Commission has also established a deadline for customer access to near real-time data by the end of 2011. Based on recent communications from the Zigbee Alliance, SCE understands that the Smart Energy Profile (SEP) 2.0 is expected to complete certification testing in early 2011. SCE is highly dependent on SEP 2.0 certification and subsequent vendor integration and implementation activities to provide near real-time access to usage data.

19 See Proposed Decision, Ordering Paragraph 13, at p. 124. 20 See Proposed Decision, Ordering Paragraph 5, at p. 121.

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when SCE can reasonably put capabilities in-service to meet the Commission’s customer data access

goals.

VII.

PROCEDURAL COMMENTS

Ordering Paragraph No. 1 of the Proposed Decision directs the IOUs to submit their Smart

Grid Deployment Plans in “an application no later than July 1, 2011.”21 SCE seeks to clarify that,

consistent with the Proposed Decision’s statements regarding the scope and purpose of Smart Grid

Deployment Plans, the proceeding in which these applications are submitted will not be considered a

ratemaking proceeding. Also, in light of the fact that the Deployment Plans are intended to provide

high-level policy-type guidance and information, we wish to confirm that evidentiary hearings are

not contemplated for the Deployment Plan applications.

VIII.

CONCLUSION

SCE continues to look forward to working with the Commission, fellow utilities, and other

parties to fulfill our year 2020 vision to modernize the grid to deliver a cleaner energy supply from

renewables and integrated distributed resources, energy-smart consumer devices, and the integration

of electric vehicles while improving reliability, safety, and cost-effectiveness. SCE respectfully

requests that the Final Decision of the Commission in this matter consider and incorporate SCE’s

comments as set forth herein.

21 Proposed Decision at p. 119.

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Respectfully submitted, KRIS G. VYAS

/s/ Kris G. Vyas By: Kris G. Vyas

Attorney for SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY

2244 Walnut Grove Avenue Post Office Box 800 Rosemead, California 91770 Telephone: (626) 302-6613 Facsimile: (626) 302-6997 E-mail: [email protected]

June 10, 2010

Appendix A

SCE’s Proposed Changes to Commissioner Ryan’s PD

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APPENDIX A

SCE’S PROPOSED CHANGES TO COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PD

Section 3.4.2

Discussion: Elements for Deployment Baseline

page 38, para. 2,

The baseline methodology we adopt follows the proposal made by SCE in its Reply

Comments, that is, the baseline should include information on the current state of the grid for

each utility, describe smart technologies that have been deployed and the scope of those

deployments and investments. We are cognizant of CFC’s concerns that ratepayers not pay for

the same investment twice, . and will provide notice to the utilities that the Commission will

strictly scrutinize and use this baseline report as a comparison against future requests for funding

for Smart Grid and other infrastructure investments.

Section 3.6.2.

Discussion: Deployment Plans should Provide Assurance of Address Security of Smart

Grid

page 56, para. 1 and 2,

With the current and planned deployment of a Smart Grid, there is an urgent need to

ensure that the utilities have appropriate security programs in place for physical and cyber threats

and/or attacks. Smart Grid technologies will introduce millions of new intelligent components to

the electric grid that communicate in much more advanced ways than in the past. The

Commission and the public have a right to be assured concerned that the electric grid will remain

secure with the deployment of Smart Grid technologies. The goal of a security program is to

provide security while not impeding operations.

The critical role of security, including cyber security, in ensuring the effective operation

of the Smart Grid is cited in both state and federal law.146 Physical and cyber security of the

Smart Grid is needed to ensure maximize the reliability of the grid and the privacy and

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confidentiality of the information that is transmitted, and to contain and mitigate any cyber-

security incidents.

Section 3.6.2.

page 58 para 4 - page 59, para. 1

Although it is premature to adopt specific Smart Grid security standards at this time, we

note that the three documents listed above provide guidance on cyber security issues and issues

affecting the Smart Grid. Therefore, the Commission will require that each utility as part of its

Smart Grid deployment plan’s security strategy consider these to be guidance documents that

they should use in preparing security plans. The details of the security information that will be

provided by the utilities shall be decided following a workshop specifically addressing cyber-

security issues and requirements.

The referenced cyber-security workshop will address, among other issues, whether and

how Each each utility’s security strategy should could include a systematic risk assessment,

including a security audit based on industry best practices, that addresses the prevention of,

preparation for, protection against, mitigation of, response to, and recovery from security threats

for the utilities’ advanced meter and communications infrastructure, distribution grid

management, and distribution grid management with implementation of other Smart Grid

technologies and infrastructure, including all major subsystems and utility storage of customer

information. If deemed necessary, the utilities should file appropriate portions of this material

under seal.

6. Assignment of Proceeding

Finding of Fact

page 109, para. no. 28

28. Because of the current and planned deployment of Smart Grid technologies, there is

also an urgent need to ensure that the utilities havefor appropriate security programs for that

address physical and cyber threats/attacks.

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Finding of Fact


30. The Commission and the public would benefit from assurances that the electric grid

will remain secure with the deployment of Smart Grid technologies.

Finding of Fact


32. Physical and cyber security of the Smart Grid is needed to ensure maximize the

reliability of the grid and the privacy, reliability and confidentiality of the information that is

transmitted, and to contain and mitigate any cyber-security incidents.

Finding of Fact


37. A workshop dedicated to cyber-security issues would be helpful in addressing, among

other issues, whether and how An an effective security strategy should include a systematic risk

assessment that addresses the prevention of, preparation for, protection against, mitigation of,

response to, and recovery from security threats for the utilities’ advanced metering infrastructure,

distribution grid management, and Smart Grid operations.

Conclusions of Law


19. It is reasonable to require thatorder further workshops and seek additional comments

on whether and how the Grid Security and Cyber Security Strategy section of the Smart Grid

deployment plan could include a systematic risk assessment that addresses the prevention of,

preparation for, protection against, mitigation of, response to, and recovery from security threats

for the utilities’ advanced metering infrastructure, distribution grid management, and Smart Grid

operations.

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Order


4. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company and San

Diego Gas & Electric Company each shall include in its Smart Grid deployment plan an

inventory of current Smart Grid infrastructure investments and a baseline assessment of privacy

and security issues affecting the Smart Grid. Each plan must answer the following questions

concerning the date of customers:1

Order



Diego Gas & Electric Company each shall include in the section on Grid Security and Cyber

Security Strategy in its Smart Grid deployment plan a systematic risk assessment that addresses

the prevention of, preparation for, protection against, mitigation of, response to, and recovery

from security threats for its advanced metering infrastructure distribution grid management, and

Smart Grid operations.

Order



Diego Gas & Electric Company each shall seek approval of Smart Grid investments either

through an application filed no sooner than the filing of its Smart Grid deployment plan or

through General Rate Cases, except as otherwise authorized by the Commission.

1 This redline simply confirms the ordering paragraph to the Proposed Decision’s Conclusion of Law, Number 13.

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I hereby certify that, pursuant to the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, I

have this day served a true copy of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY'S

(U 338-E) COMMENTS ON COMMISSIONER RYAN’S PROPOSED DECISION

ADOPTING REQUIREMENTS FOR SMART GRID DEPLOYMENT PLANS PURSUANT

TO SENATE BILL 17 on all parties identified on the attached service list(s). Service was

effected by one or more means indicated below:

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