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Third-Party Demand Response Services

Learn More About Third-Party Demand Response Services

Who is this information for?

This information is intended (1) for entities who wish to take part in Third-Party Demand Response Service (Third-Party DR Service) within the Southern California Edison Company (SCE) service territory with a Non-Utility Demand Response Provider (DRP).  

What is Third-Party DR Service?

Third-Party DR Service is offered by SCE in connection with markets run by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), and allows Non-Utility DRPs or SCE Bundled Service retail customers to participate in the CAISO wholesale energy market for compensation by the CAISO in accordance with the market awards and dispatch instructions established by the CAISO.

Third-Party DR Service is subject to the terms and conditions, including dual participation rules, under SCE’s California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved Rule 24.

Customer Participation & Enrollment FAQs

Find information about sharing your data, how to take part in a DR Program, and the process for enrollment. View FAQs

  1. Processing Customer Authorizations submitted by SCE customers in order to authorize disclosure of customer data to customer-designated Non-Utility DRPs.
    1. Processing Online Authorizations; or
    2. Processing paper CISR-DRP forms through manual submission
  2. Under Rule 24, customers participating in SCE event-based DR programs and/or certain programs and pilots, are subject to the dual participation rules, and these customers may not be eligible to dual participate in the programs administered by the Non-Utility DRP.
  3. Reprogramming the customer’s meter1, if necessary, to reflect a shorter interval length so that the Non-Utility DRP can include the service account in its wholesale electric market product.

Questions related to Third-Party DR programs or services offered by Non-Utility DRPs should be directed to the specific Non-Utility DRP, not SCE. Registered Demand Response Providers (DRPs)/Aggregators & FAQ (ca.gov) to be redirected to the CPUC website for the list of registered Non-Utility DRPs.

1Costs for certain meter changes may be borne by the customer.

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Getting Started

Requirements and Instructions

Non-Utility DRPs enrolling Bundled Service customers must satisfy a complete fulfilment of SCE, CPUC, and CAISO regulatory requirements before the Non-Utility DRP can provide Third-Party DR Services in SCE’s service territory.

General Instructions for registering as a Non-Utility DRP

Complete and submit an Establishment Package to SCE, which includes the DRP Participant Information Form, Non-Utility DRP Credit Application, and Service Agreement. Please contact Customer Choice Services to request the Establishment Package.

SCE Establishment Package Forms

  • DRP Participant Information Form
  • Non-Utility DRP Credit Application
  • Service Agreement
  • In addition to the forms, SCE also requires a Scheduling Coordinator Letter from the interested Non-Utility DRP to confirm the type of service they will be providing and the service start date.

To begin SCE enrollment process or for further assistance, please send an email to Customer Choice Services at to SCE3rdPartyDRP@sce.com

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  1. Provide the executed SCE DRP Service Agreement Form No 14-942.
  2. Satisfy SCE’s credit requirements, described in SCE’s Establishment Package.
  3. Register with the CPUC as a valid Non-Utility DRP.
  4. After registration, send the CPUC Registration ID to SCE3rdPartyDRP@sce.com

For more information regarding CPUC registration requirements, please visit the DRP Registration Information (ca.gov).

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All Non-Utility DRPs enrolling SCE Bundled Service Customers must:

  1. Execute the necessary service agreements for registering resources with the CAISO.
  2. Meet all the CAISO’s requirements for the Non-Utility DRP and maintain their registration at the CAISO as a qualified Non-Utility DRP.
  3. After registration, send the CAISO ID to SCE3rdPartyDRP@sce.com

For more information regarding CAISO requirements, please visit the CAISO website.

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Access Customer Data

Online Authorization Process

 

The Online Authorization process is a Customer Information Service Request (CISR) that is in place to fulfill customer-authorized disclosures of data to Non-Utility DRPs. It provides the necessary customer information to Non-Utility DRPs in order to facilitate customer participation in CAISO’s markets.

 

  • Get secure, automated access to interval usage data* with customer consent.
  • Click Here to start the process by registering to use the Online Authorization Process

Note: After you register as a Non-Utility DRP, you can then create a partnership with another registered Non-Utility DRP. This allows customers to share data with both parties with only one authorization.

For more information regarding how a Non-Utility DRP can revoke access to an online customer data authorization, please contact SCE3rdPartyDRP@sce.com.

For more information regarding the Online Authorization process, please contact GreenButton@sce.com

Paper CISR-DRP Data Authorization

 

CISR-DRP Form 14-941 (This manual form authorizes the potential Non-Utility DRP(s) access to customer information in order to fulfill their role as a DRP.)

For more information regarding the paper CISR process, please contact 3rdParty@sce.com

 

Customer Migration

The Demand Response Auction Mechanism (DRAM) Customer Migration Matrix explains the SCE DR program disenrollment process to avoid dual participation in both an SCE and a Non-Utility DRP-DR program.

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A Non-Utility DRP may elect to discontinue its DR programs or services. The discontinuation requirements are identified in SCE’s Rule 24 tariff in section G.

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