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OPPD Listens
Future Generation and Supply Resource Options
Timothy J. Burke, Vice President, Customer Service and Public Affairs,
OPPD
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The Stakeholder Process
The Schedule
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The Process
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OPPD’s mission is to provide affordable, reliable and environmentally sensitive energy service to our customers.
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Phase 1 – Information Gathering
•14 Open Houses/Community Outreach across service territory
•On-line and in-person comment form
•Engaged customers through social media and website through OPPDListens.com
•Education about the power industry
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Phase 1 – What We Heard
Top 5 Comment Trends
Positive feedback for the OPPD stakeholder process
Support for general renewables
Advocates for solar energy
Interest in incentive programs
Proponents of energy-efficiency and conservation programs
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Phase 2 – Market Research
•Qualitative and Quantitative Research conducted by industry leader – Market Strategies International
•8 residential and 1 commercial industrial focus groups (Qualitative) Sought impressions of 15 portfolio options
•On-line Survey (Quantitative)• A statistically representative random sample of OPPD
customers
Survey Methodology Online survey
Data collection 3/31 - 4/6
Over 400 surveys collected across OPPD territory
Questions focused on trade-offs of economic, environment, cost and risk attributes
Focus Groups Methodology In-person focus groups
• 8 residential focus groups
• 1 commercial/industrial focus group
Conducted focus groups 4/1 – 4/3
Discussion focused on trade-offs of resources attributes; Resource Options were presented for evaluation
Phase 2: Market Research Approach
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Each respondent is shown 16 pairs of scenarios, each systematically rotated (A-B, B-C, C-A, etc.). In 16 pairs, each respondent sees each scenario twice.
By having customers make trade-offs, a value is assigned for each scenario for each respondent that indicates both the relative rank order and the strength of their preference.
Phase 2: Survey Trade-Off Analysis
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Phase 2 – What We Heard
Five resource options surfaced by the customers. All five options capture the community’s preferences for:
Affordability
Renewable features
Reduction in conventional emissions and greenhouse gases
Customer energy-efficiency programs
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Phase 3 – Moderated Public Forum
Forum was streamed live to locations throughout the district
The goals of the panel were:
Report back what was heard in Phase 1 & 2
Present the customer preferred options
Give the public the opportunity to clarify questions and provide feedback
• Stakeholders trust OPPD to make the right decisions
• They want electricity to be affordable, but willing to pay slightly more for:
– Additional Demand-Side Management Programs
– Additional reductions in environmental emissions
– Low tipping point on bill increases
• They were not in favor of short-term retrofitting or refueling of a facility if it is uneconomic in a short timeframe after work is completed.
• Stakeholder process showed that customer expectation is aligned with OPPD’s mission statement
Stakeholder Summary
Phase 2: Provided Reaction to Resource Option Attributes
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Phase 2: Survey Trade-Off Analysis (cont’d)
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Phase 2: Survey Trade-Off Analysis (cont’d)
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Phase 2: Survey Trade-Off Analysis (cont’d)
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Phase 2: Survey Trade-Off Analysis (cont’d)
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Thoroughly evaluated feasible options
Listened to and considered stakeholder input
Aligned option with mission Provide affordable, reliable and environmentally sensitive energy services to our customers
Provided Board with a fair, equitable and informed recommendation