The First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability UCTV 4399-A through 4399-L
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1 The First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability UCTV 4399-A through 4399-L There is emerging interest at the national level with regards to the linkages between energy and water, and approaches for ensuring sustainability, even in the face of increasing population, climatic variability, land use change and other potential stressors on water and energy supplies. These issues are even more pressing in the western USA, where water supplies may become a limiting factor for growth, and energy supplies that depend on water may not be able to meet peak demand under certain conditions. The First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability brought together policymakers, researchers, energy and water utilities, as well as other important stakeholders, to discuss these issues along technical, economic, social and political dimensions. The presentations and discussions were divided into the following areas: (1) Looking into the future: population projections, short and long-term energy & water demand projections, climate change scenarios for the western US; (2) Identifying "hotspots": Where are the regions within the western US that have high water or energy demand, or that are particularly at risk from major changes in water availability or energy supply during peak demand periods or a crisis? What are the constraints? Interregional dependencies? (3) Technological solutions to increase water use efficiency: state of the art solutions that can be implemented today, or in the near or long-term provided there are breakthroughs in technology or policies that support their development; (4) Technological solutions to increase energy use efficiency; and (5) Energy or water implications of proposed solutions. Policy solutions: How can policy instruments improve the planning effort and/or accelerate the development and implementation of solutions? Which policy instruments can provide win-win solutions? How can the efforts of energy and water planners/policy makers be coordinated? How best can we plan at a regional level, across state boundaries? UCTV 4399-A [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 1: Looking Into the Future Program 1 John Geeseman Mary Heim Gary Matteson Keynote speaker, Commissioner John Geesman (CA Energy Comm.), discusses Water Availability and Power Plant Siting in California; Mary Heim, Calif. Dept. of Finance, discusses Future Population Growth Trends in California; and Gary Matteson, Matteson & Associates, discusses California Energy Sources/ Consumption Projections & Economics Analysis 2005 to UCTV 4399-A Recording date & length: :00
2 2 UCTV 4399-B [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 1: Looking Into the Future Program 2 Michael Dettinger Tony Fellow Thomas Feeley Michael Dettinger, USGS, Scripps, discusses Climate Change & Water Supplies in the West; Tony Fellow, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, discusses Energy & Water: A Growing & Increasingly Important Partnership; and Thomas Feeley, III, Natl Energy Technology Lab, DOE, discusses Estimating Freshwater Needs to Meet Future Thermoelectric Generation Requirements in Western US. UCTV 4399-B Recording date & length: :00 UCTV 4399-C [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 2: Regional Hot Spots Program 1 Ralph Marra Ed Fox Ralph Marra, Tucson Water, discusses Planning for a Sustainable Water Future: Tucson s Challenge; Ed Fox, APS, discusses Planning for Arizona s Electricity Future: The Demand for Water. UCTV 4399-C Recording date & length: :30 UCTV-4399-D [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 2: Regional Hot Spots Program 2 John Andrew Christopher Scott Christina Tague John Andrew, CA DWR, discusses Climate Change & California Water Management; Christopher A. Scott, U of Arizona, discusses Energy Boom & Groundwater Bust: Mexico s Water-Energy Nexus with Implications for the U.S. Border Region; and Christina Tague, Bren School, UCSB, discusses Summer Water Availability in the Cascades & Sierras: Assessing Spatial Patterns of Sensitivity to Climate Change. UCTV 4399-D Recording date & length: :30
3 3 UCTV 4399-E [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 3: Increasing Water Use Efficiency Program 1 William Bourcier John Crittenden Robert Goldstein William Bourcier, LLNL, discusses New Materials & Separations Science for Sustainable Water; John Crittenden, Arizona State U, discusses :Life Cycle Assessment of Two Water Supply Systems: Importation vs. Reclamation; and Robert Goldstein, EPRI, discusses Increasing Thermoelectric Generation Water Use Efficiency. UCTV 4399-E Recording date & length: :30 UCTV 4399-F [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 3: Increasing Water Use Efficiency Program 2 Ernst von Weizsäcker William J. Cooper Michael DiFilippo Ernst von Weizsäcker (Dean, Bren School, UCSB) discusses Resource Use Efficiency; William J. Cooper, Urban Water Research Center, UCI, discusses :Water Reuse: An Integral Aspect of Sustainability: The Role of Advanced Oxidation Processes Chemistry & Economics; and Michael DiFilippo, So. Cal. Edison, discusses The Last Water-Cooled Thermoelectric in CA? SCE s New Mt View Generating Station. UCTV 4399-F Recording date & length: :00 UCTV 4399-G [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 4: Increasing Energy Use Efficiency Program 1 Jordan Kear Tryg Lundquist Jordan Kear, Daniel B. Stephens & Associates, Inc., discusses Energy Savings Effects of Artificial Recharge & Increased Storage in Groundwater Basins; Tryg Lundquist, Cal Poly SLO, discusses Nutrient Removal & Biofuel Production through Microalgae-Based Wastewater Treatment. UCTV 4399-G Recording date & length: :00
4 4 UCTV 4399-H [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 4: Increasing Energy Use Efficiency Program 2 Gordon Johnson Eric Williams Gordon Johnson, MWD, discusses Energy Management Program at Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; Eric Williams, Arizona State University, discusses Monitoring & Control Systems for Energy Smart Homes. UCTV 4399-H Recording date & length: :00 UCTV 4399-I [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 5: Energy/Water Interactions Jay Lund Heather Cooley Christopher Rayburn Denis Aelbrecht Jay Lund, UC Davis, discusses Studies on the Interaction of Enedrgy & Water: Insights & Evaluations from Mathematical Methods; Heather Cooley, Pacific Institute, discusses Energy Implications of Alternative Water Futures; Christopher Rayburn, American Water Works Foundation, discusses Advanced Water Treatment Impacts on Energy-Water Linkages; Denis Aelbrecht, Electricite de France, discusses Framework to Analyze the Risk of Climate Change on Water & Energy Sustainability. UCTV 4399-I Recording date & length: :30 UCTV 4399-J [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 6: Policy Approaches Program 1 Mike Hightower John Wolfe Mike Hightower, Sandia National Labs, discusses Building Public/Private Partnerships in Energy/Water Sustainability Research; John Wolfe, Limno Tech, discusses Electric Power & Water Resource Sustainability. UCTV 4399-J Recording date & length: :00
![UCTV 4399-H Recording date & length: 3-23-07 55:00 UCTV 4399-I [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 5: Energy/Water Interactions Jay Lund Heather Cooley Christopher Rayburn](/docs-images/47/23772706/images/page_4.jpg "Denis Aelbrecht Jay Lund, UC Davis, discusses Studies on the Interaction of Enedrgy & Water: Insights & Evaluations from Mathematical Methods; Heather Cooley, Pacific Institute, discusses Energy")
5 5 UCTV 4399-K [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 6: Policy Approaches Program 2 Bob Wilkinson Vincent Tidwell Gary Libecap Siwa Msangi Bob Wilkinson, Bren School, UCSB, discusses Integrated Planning for Water & Energy Systems; Vincent Tidwell, Sandia National Labs, discusses Decison Support for Integrated Water-Energy Planning; Gary Libecap, Bren School, UCSB, discusses Water Markets as a Mechanism for Sustainable Re-allocation to Meet New Water Demands; Siwa Msangi, International Food Policy Research Institute, discusses Towards an Economic Rationale for Sustainable Groundwater Management. UCTV 4399-K Recording date & length: :00 UCTV 4399-L [First Western Forum on Energy & Water Sustainability] Session 6: Policy Approaches Program 3 Bonnie G. Colby Baryohay Davidoff Veerender Garg Noah Goldstein Bonnie G. Colby, U Arizona, discusses Negotiated Transactions as a Water/Energy Supply Reliability Tool; Baryohay Davidoff, CA DWR, discusses Efficient Use of WAter through Financial Incentive Programs; Veerender Garg, Utah State U, discusses Forecasting Water Demand Using Custer & Regression Analysis; Noah Goldstein, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, discusses Data & Modeling Conflation Issues in Energy & Water Systems. UCTV 4399-L Recording date & length: :00
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