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Case Details:
Case Number:
2019-00217
Case Status:
Open
Utility/Industry Type :
Electric
Utility/Industry Subtype :
Transmission and Distribution Utilities (T and Ds)
Case Type :
COMMISSION INITIATED
Case Subtype :
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Pertaining to Utility/Company :
ME PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Case Title :
COMMISSION INITIATED REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PILOT PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT BENEFICIAL ELECTRIFICATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR (P.L. 2019 CH. 365, SECTION 5)
Initiating Filer :
Public Utilities Commission, Maine
Case Start Date :
8/20/2019
Assigned Staff :
Faith.Huntington,
LYNN.A.FORTIN,
liz.wyman,
Margaret.Priest,
Matthew.Rolnick,
Michael.Simmons,
Mitchell.Tannenbaum,
amy.mills
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Filings (32)
Data Requests
Public Comments (4)
Active Party and Notification List (96)
Assigned Staff (8)
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Item No.
Date Filed
Description Of Filing
Filing Party
Filed By
No of Attachments
Deleted Filings
61
11/19/2021
Transcript 11-18-21
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
1
60
11/18/2021
EMT Presentation
EFFICIENCY MAINE TRUST
Burnes, Ian G
1
59
11/17/2021
Interim Update
EFFICIENCY MAINE TRUST
Burnes, Ian G
2
58
10/28/2021
PROCEDURAL ORDER SCHEDULING CONFERENCE
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
1
57
7/30/2021
CMP Make-Ready EV Charger Pilot Program - Interim Update
CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY
Regulatory Administration, Debra Mills
1
56
8/11/2020
ORDER
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
1
53
4/3/2020
ORDER
Commission, MPUC
Commission, MPUC
1
52
3/30/2020
PROCEDURAL ORDER
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
1
51
3/27/2020
Efficiency Maine Conditional Acceptance Letter
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
1
50
3/27/2020
CMP Revised Plan
Commission Staff, CMS
Commission Staff, CMS
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Comments
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Scott Vlaun
Center for an Ecology-Based Economy
447 Main Street
Email ID: scott@ecologybasedeconomy.org
Phone No.: 207-739-2101
2/5/2020
I work for a climate action organization in Norway, Maine called the Center for an Ecology-Based Economy. Over the last five years we have held five "EV Expos" which are essentially "Ride and Drive" events. Through these events we have provided local community members with hundreds of test drives, as well as presentations about Electric Vehicle technology. My organization has also installed 15 Level 2 Ev Chargers in the region. We call this the CEBE Western Maine EV Charging Network. Because of this grassroots work. we have seen the number of EV's in our region grow steadily, even dramatically, giving us one of the highest per capita EV ownership rates in the state. When EVSE and education about EV's is readily accessible, people are willing to embrace this new clean technology. Given Maine's aggressive climate mitigation goals, passing legislation to support electrification of our transport sector will be essential to achieving those goals, especially in rural areas where dependency on automobiles is so high. Cars and trucks are the largest contributor to GHG emission in the state. While they are not the whole solution, EV's can help address this pollution, especially in rural areas. These pilot proposals are an excellent way to build on existing efforts like ours to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure, which we need to do to capture the benefits of strategic electrification. Please support pilot projects that will continue to build out the network of electric car chargers to support this growing green transportation alternative.
Nicole Grohoski
Maine House of Representatives
151 Bangor Rd
Email ID: Nicole.Grohoski@legislature.maine.gov
Phone No.: 207-358-8333
2/5/2020
Attached.
Grohoski PUC 2019-00217 Comment.pdf
Patrick Bean
1333 H Street NW, Suite 1100 West
Washington, DC20005
Email ID:pbean@tesla.com
2/5/2020
Comments from Tesla, Inc. in Case Number: 2019-00217
Maine 2019-000217 - Tesla comments 2-5-20.pdf
Paul Buckley
11 Third Hill Dr. Stockton Springs
1/2/2020
I have been driving EV's for nearly four years and 90k miles and have come to appreciate the utility of having charging options. I encourage you to keep these points in mind as you review these proposals. Most charging will be done slowly at home on off-peak night hours. As battery sizes increase this will be nearly all the non-trip charging required. Consequently, proposals to support safe home charging in all homes are more valuable than on-peak workplace charging. Public charging locations coordinated with multi-time-of-use urban and community parking can support drivers who do not have a home charging location. EVSE at home is not necessary and should not be an expected expense but the opportunity to add smart technology resulting in rate savings can add value. Studies to demonstrate that value would be helpful. Expensive fast DC charging is only needed for long distance travel. Studies to maximize value through placement and adequate capacity before installation would be worthwhile as these costs cannot be recouped from users alone. Private charging can be an effective loss leader for retail but slow AC grocery store parking lot charging is not helpful to the traveler. A string of 110V outlets at an airport or a 220V outlet on a ferry can be highly valuable charging option. When I bought my car I thought having widespread charging options would be essential but in hindsight that is not the case. Home AC, on route DC, and destination AC charging has been all that was needed.
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Representing Company
Mailing Address
Email/Phone/Fax
Meil, Kathleen
P.O. Box 583
Rockport ME 04856
Email ID: kmeil@acadiacenter.org
Phone Ph: 207-236-6470
Fax:
Marks, Jeff
Email ID: jmarks@acadiacenter.org
Phone
Fax:
Niedowski, Erika
144 Westminster St. Suite 203
Providence RI 02903
Email ID: eniedowski@acadiacenter.org
Phone
Fax:
Boyd, Amy E
31 Milk Street Suite 501
Boston MA 02109
Email ID: aboyd@acadiacenter.org
Phone Ph: 617-742-0054 Extn: 102
Fax:
Barrowman CEM, Andrew b
BANGOR NATURAL GAS COMPANY
498 Maine Ave
Bangor ME 04401
Email ID: abarrowman@egas.net
Phone Ph: 207-941-9595 Extn: 6211
Fax: Fax: 207-942-0101
Livengood, Jerry
PO Box 980
Bangor ME 04402 0980
Email ID: jlivengood@bangorgas.com
Phone Ph: 207-941-9595
Fax: Fax: 207-942-0101
Livengood MR, Jerry Edward
PO BOX 980
Bangor ME 04402
Email ID: jlivengood@bangorgas.com
Phone
Fax:
Barrowman, Andrew
BANGOR NATURAL GAS COMPANY
Email ID: abarrowman@egas.net
Phone
Fax:
Decker, Kevin
P.O. Box 9729
Portland ME 04104 5029
Email ID: kdecker@bernsteinshur.com
Phone Ph: 207-228-7131
Fax:
Libby, Marcia A
PO Box 9729
Portland ME 04104 5029
Email ID: mlibby@bernsteinshur.com
Phone Ph: 207-228-7346
Fax:
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Staff Name
Role
FORTIN, ETHELYN
Support Staff
Huntington, Faith
Staff Analyst
Mills, Amy
Staff Analyst
Priest, Margaret
Support Staff
Rolnick, Matthew
Staff Analyst
Simmons, Michael
Staff Analyst
Tannenbaum, Mitchell
Reviewer
Wyman, Liz
Hearing Examiner
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