All-Source RFP Schedule

The estimated schedule below was approved as part of the All-Source RFP by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (“WUTC”) in June 2021. As noted in the RFP, it is subject to adjustment based on the actual pace of the evaluation process. See 2022 Targeted DER RFP for the expected timing of the Targeted Distributed Energy Resources RFP, including Demand Response.

1 Interested parties may also obtain information about the timing of future open meetings, access information and agendas on the Open Meetings page of the WUTC web site.
2 All-Source RFP bidders’ conference details are provided in the 2021 RFP Bidders' Conference and Stakeholder Workshops section below.
3 Details about the ELCC workshop and market reliance reduction workshop can be found in the 2021 RFP Bidders' Conference and Stakeholder Workshops section below.
4 Required to be filed with the Commission within 90 days of the conclusion of any RFP process.

As the All-Source RFP process progresses and new information becomes available, PSE will update this portion of the website to include information related to a variety of RFP topics.

Q & A from bidders and interested parties

Questions about the 2021 All Source RFP may be directed to PSE’s AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website.

• Q & A from bidders and interested parties from RFP mailbox (updated 9/1/21) [Note to bidders: PSE has provided a clarification in its response to question #72 regarding site control]

RFP Process Updates and Press Releases

Updates to the RFP schedule will be provided in the All-Source Schedule above. See 2021 Summer RFP Bidders' Conference Workshops below for details about the bidders' conference, ELCC workshop and market reliance workshop. All RFP process updates and press releases will be posted here.

• PSE issues a notice and invitation to 2021 All Source RFP bidders to submit revised/augmented Customer Benefit Plans following PSE's filing of its final 2021 CEIP on December 17, 2021 (1/10/22).
• PSE provides more information about available LSR interconnection options in the LSR Summary Document in the data room (see “2021 All-Source RFP Documents and Submission” below for access instructions). The Q&A file has also been updated to clarify certain points related to this topic. (updated 8/11/21, see “Q&A from Bidders and Interested Parties” in “Updates and Notifications” above).
• PSE establishes LSR data room for bidders interested in using PSE’s LSR development assets in their 2021 All-Source RFP bids (see “2021 All Source RFP Documents and Submission” below for instructions on requesting access to the data room).
• PSE issues press release announcing the issuance of the 2021All-Source RFP to bidders (7/13/21)
• PSE posts Final 2021 All-Source RFP documents (updated 6/30/2021, see "2021 All-Source RFP Documents and Submission" below).

RFP Docket Updates (UE-210220)

Interested parties can find information about the 2021 All-Source RFP approval process and any subsequent updates on the WUTC's web site in the All-Source RFP docket UE-210220. PSE will post here a compliance report within 30 days after the close of the bidding period, consistent with the requirements of WAC 480-107-035(5).

• PSE files in docket UE-210220 an informational notice to interested parties about an upcoming meeting on August 24, 2022, at which PSE’s 2022 effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) updates will be presented. Details for participating in the August 24th meeting, as well as meeting materials, can be found on PSE's IRP website. (filed 8/16/22)
• PSE posts a response to public comments related to PSE’s effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) estimates and use in the company’s all-source request for proposals pursuant to Order 1 in WUTC docket UE-210220.
• PSE posts a proposal summary report pursuant to WAC 480-107-035(5), which includes an attachment containing a summary of each proposal and offer received. PSE also files an informational filing in docket UE-210220, in an effort to make this information more broadly available to stakeholders. (posted 10/1/21) UE-210220
• WUTC issued in docket UE-210220 a notice extending the deadline for opportunity to comment  on PSE’s effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) estimates and use in its All-Source RFP (issued 9/23/21)
• WUTC issued in docket UE-210220 a notice of opportunity for public comment on PSE’s effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) estimates and use in its All-Source RFP (issued 8/31/21)
• 2021 All- Source RFP compliance letter and final redlines filed to WUTC docket UE-210220 (updated 6/30/21)
• 2021 All Source RFP cover letter and redlines filed to WUTC docket UE-210220 (updated 6/8/21)
• 2021 All Source RFP cover letter and response to public comments, and revised final RFP filed to WUTC docket UE-210220 (updated 6/1/21)
• 2021 All-Source RFP cover letter and redlines filed to WUTC docket UE-210220 (updated 5/10/21)

RFP Bidders’ Conference

PSE hosted an online bidders’ conference on July 29, 2021 to provide information designed to help bidders prepare and submit their proposals. Click the links below to view the conference materials.

• Bidders’ Conference presentation (posted 8/6/21)
• Q&A from bidders and interested parties (see Tab for Bidders' Conference Q&A, updated 8/11/21)
• Bidders' Conference video recording (posted 8/11/21)
• Bid submission demonstration video (posted 8/11/21)

Bidders are encouraged to submit questions to PSE’s AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com. Questions received through the RFP mailbox and during the conference will be posted to this web site for the benefit of all bidders.

ELCC Workshop

PSE hosted an effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) workshop on August 31, 2021 to give interested parties an opportunity to learn more about the modeling approach and assumptions used to derive the generic and resource-specific capacity contribution assumptions PSE uses in its planning and acquisition analyses. Click the links below to view the conference materials.

• Resource adequacy primer (posted 8/24/21)
• ELCC workshop presentation – PSE slides (revised 8/31/21)
• ELCC workshop presentation – Consultant slides (revised 8/31/21)
• ELCC workshop video recording (posted 9/2/21)
• ELCC workshop Q&A (posted 9/10/21)
• E3 report on ELCC methodology and assumptions (posted 10/8/21)

On August 31, 2021, the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission issued in WUTC docket UE-210220 a public notice of opportunity to file written comments related to Puget Sound Energy’s effective load carrying capability (“ELCC”) estimates and use in the company’s all-source request for proposals. Comments were initially due by the end of September; however, in light of the October 8 timing of E3’s final report, the Commission has issued a notice extending the comment deadline to 5:00 p.m., Friday, October 22, 2021. Click the link below to view a downloadable copy of the notice to extend the comment deadline, which includes instructions for submitting comments to the WUTC.

• WUTC Docket UE-210220 – Notice extending deadline for opportunity to comment (posted 9/27/21)
• WUTC Docket UE-210220 – Notice of opportunity to comment (posted 8/31/21)

PSE will file a response to comments filed pursuant to this notice within six weeks of this notice’s deadline, by Friday, December 3, 2021.

Market Reliance Workshop

PSE will host a workshop on September 30, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. to approximately 3:00 p.m. PST to discuss the analysis of its proposed market reliance reduction with stakeholders. Stakeholders will have an opportunity to ask questions during the meeting. Click register to sign up for the online event. Click the link below to view the presentation slides.

• Market Reliance Workshop presentation (posted 9/23/21)
• Market Reliance Workshop video recording (posted 10/8/21)
• Market Reliance Workshop Q&A (posted 10/11/21)

Questions about the conference may be sent to AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com. Questions received through the RFP mailbox and during the workshop will be posted to this web site for the benefit of all interested parties.

PSE filed an All-Source RFP with the WUTC on April 1, 2021. PSE subsequently filed redlines to the RFP main document and certain exhibits in docket UE-210220. On June 11, 2021, the Commission approved the RFP and PSE filed the final 2021 All- Source RFP on June 30, 2021. Interested parties can view and download the final RFP by clicking the links below, or by visiting the WUTC's All- Source RFP docket UE-210220

To submit a bid for the 2021 All -Source RFP, qualified respondents must create and register an account at PSE’s RFP submission portal.

Questions about the All-Source RFP may be submitted to the AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website. See Updates and Notifications section above to view a current copy of the Q&A.

Final 2021 All-Source RFP Materials:
RFP Main Document (updated 6/30/2021)

• For bidders interested in using PSE’s Lower Snake River development assets in their 2021 All-Source RFP bids, please send an email to AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com requesting access. The email subject line should read “2021 All Source RFP: LSR Data Room Access Request” and the body of the email must include a) the first and last name of the individual requesting access, b) the company affiliation, and c) the email address for a return invitation email to be sent. Access will be set up within 24 hours.
• PSE provides more information about available LSR interconnection options in the LSR Summary Document in the data room (see “2021 All-Source RFP Documents and Submission” below for access instructions). The Q&A file has also been updated to clarify certain points related to this topic. (updated 8/11/21, see “Q&A from Bidders and Interested Parties” in “Updates and Notifications” above).
• Notice and invitation to 2021 All Source RFP bidders to submit revised/augmented Customer Benefit Plans following PSE's filing of its final 2021 CEIP on December 17, 2021 (1/10/22).

• Exhibit B clarifications and updates (updated 8/11/2021)
• Bid submission demonstration video (updated 8/11/2021)

* PSE has undertaken a significant automation effort to help improve the efficiency and accuracy of the RFP process. Exhibit B is the primary input to this process. To help bidders successfully submit their proposals, PSE will provide the following:

• a downloadable user instruction manual on how to navigate and use the RFP submission portal and its core features and functions,
• a downloadable user reference on typical expected data validation error messages,
• a live demonstration at the bidders’ conference to show bidders how to submit a proposal and what to expect with the automated screening,
• unlimited access to submit and resubmit proposals during the RFP submission window, and
• a three‐day cure period after the RFP due date to allow bidders to remedy any unacceptable term or condition, or other non‐conforming criteria or fatal flaw in a proposal.

Questions about Exhibit B and the automated submission process may be sent to the AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com.

Bid Fee Instructions

For a proposal to be considered complete and accepted by PSE, the bidder must successfully submit the proposal through the RFP submission portal described above and submit the appropriate bid fee (see Section 6, Table 8 in the 2021 All-Source RFP) by the proposal due date (shown in the schedule above). Bidders submitting multiple proposals must submit a separate bid fee payments for each proposal submitted.

Bidders may pay the bid fee via certified check or ACH transfer only. Bidders must annotate on the payment the PROPOSAL ID number generated upon successfully submitting the proposal on the RFP submission website. This is the only way to ensure that a payment will be correctly associated with the corresponding proposal. Failure to properly annotate a PROPOSAL ID on the method of payment may result in unnecessary delays and/or loss of the bid fee.

Mail certified checks to:
     Puget Sound Energy
     Attn: 2021 PSE RFP
     PO BOX 91269
     Bellevue, WA 98009-9269
     Memo: [Bidder’s Name] RFP Proposal # XXXXXX

* PSE encourages bidders to send certified checks by registered mail in order to maintain a record of receipt.

ACH Transfers require the following information:
     Puget Sound Energy
     Attn: 2021 PSE RFP
     Routing number: 125000574
     Bank account number: 479681024614
     Memo: [Bidder’s Name] RFP Proposal # XXXXXX

October 1, 2021 update: Consistent with the requirements of Washington Administrative Code 480-107-035(5), PSE is posting a proposal summary report, which includes an attachment containing a summary of each proposal and offer received. PSE is also providing this information in docket UE-210220 as an informational filing, in an effort to make this information more broadly available to interested stakeholders.

June 30, 2021 update: The public comment period for the 2021 All-Source RFP closed on May 17, 2021 and the open meeting was held on June 11, 2021. The All-Source RFP was thereafter approved by the WUTC in Order #1 of docket UE-210220 on June 14, 2021 (see Updates and Notifications section above).

April 1, 2021 notice: Consistent with rules established in Chapter 480-107-017 WAC, interested parties have 45 days to submit written comments after a draft RFP is filed. Written comments may be submitted electronically through the Commission’s web portal. If you are unable to submit documents via the portal, you may submit your comments by email, or by mailing or delivering an electronic copy to the Commission’s Records Center. Comment submissions should include the docket number (UE-210220), commenting party’s name and the title and date of the comments. The Commission will post in the All-Source RFP docket on its web site all comments that are provided in electronic format.

Interested parties may also participate in WUTC open meetings to discuss the draft All-Source RFP. Information about the timing of meetings and how to participate are posted to the Commission’s web site in the All-Source RFP docket UE-210220. Information about open meetings can also be found on the Commission’s website on the Open Meetings page.

The commission has 75 days after the utility files its draft RFP to approve, approve with conditions, or suspend the filed RFP. PSE's All-Source RFP was approved on June 14th, 2021 and subsequently issued on June 30, 2021.

Questions about the comment submittal process and/or requests to be placed on the Commission’s distribution list for utility RFPs can be directed to the Commission’s Records Center. Questions about the 2021 All-Source RFP and/or requests to be placed on PSE’s stakeholder distribution list for this All-Source RFP may be directed to PSE’s All-Source RFP mailbox.

See also Updates and Notifications above for information about required compliance reporting, comments and questions from interested parties, and other ad hoc RFP updates and notifications.

The following estimated schedule is subject to adjustment based on Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (“WUTC”) review and the actual pace of the evaluation process. More information on the Targeted DER RFP process and timeline will be provided throughout the process.

¹Interested parties may also obtain information about the timing of future open meetings, access information and agendas on the Open Meetings page of the WUTC web site.

As the RFP process progresses and new information becomes available, PSE will update this portion of the website to include information related to a variety of RFP topics.

Q&A from bidders and interested parties

Questions about the draft DER RFP may be directed to PSE’s DERRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website.

• Q&A from bidders and interested parties from RFP mailbox and bidders’ conference (updated 3/24/2022)
  [Note to bidders: PSE has provided an update to Exhibit B based on question #32 in the Bidder Conference Q&A sheet.]

RFP Docket Updates (UE-210878)

Interested parties can find information about the 2022 DER RFP approval process and any subsequent updates on the WUTC's web site in the DER RFP docket UE-210878. PSE will post here a compliance report within 30 days after the close of the bidding period, consistent with the requirements of WAC 480-107-035(5).

• PSE posts a proposal summary report pursuant to WAC 480-107-035(5) , which includes an attachment containing a summary of each proposal and offer received. PSE also files an informational filing in docket UE-210878, in an effort to make this information more broadly available to stakeholders. (posted 4/19/22)
• 2022 DER RFP cover letter and final filed to WUTC docket UE-210878 (updated 2/07/22)
• 2022 DER RFP cover letter, response to public comments and revised final RFP filed to WUTC docket UE-210878 (updated 1/14/22)
• 2022 DER RFP cover letter and draft filed to WUTC docket UE-210878 (updated 11/15/21)

Reference Material:

• DER RFP Interested Parties Contact List: The companies listed in this link are not participating bidders for the DER RFP, but interested in partnering with any potential bidders for sub-contracting or other functions. PSE does not guarantee the accuracy of any posted information, nor is PSE responsible for updating any such information. PSE may also choose at any time to remove the list or any information on it for any reason. The information is publicly posted on our DER RFP website so that potential bidders can, at their discretion, contact the companies directly for use in their projects.
• PSE Electric and Dual Fuel Service Area Zip Codes (updated 6/16/21)
• Interconnection information: http://www.oatioasis.com/psei/, updated tech specs for small generation interconnection can be found in the folder “PSE TECH SPECS FOR INTERCONNECTION” under the file name “Tech Spec for NonJurisdictional Small Gen Interconnection” (updated 2/18/2022)
• Business Impact NW (https://businessimpactnw.org/) will provide third-party support to all bidders who need assistance. They will only assist in proposal review and not aid in direct development or writing support. You can contact them at PSEBusinessSupport@BusinessImpactNW.org and they have provided a template for Category B bidders to fill out (Category B Template), similar to Exhibit B provided for Category A bidders. Business Impact NW is not an affiliate of PSE and is only an outside party providing proposal review from their expertise under no supervision from PSE. Any proposals reviewed by Business Impact NW will not be guaranteed a better standing in the RFP evaluation. Business Impact NW’s services are provided as an aid to bidders who require additional assistance in proposal development.

PSE filed the final DER RFP with the WUTC on February 7, 2022 in docket UE-210878. Interested parties can view and download the draft DER RFP by clicking the links below, or by visiting the WUTC's DER RFP docket UE-210878.

Questions about the DER RFP may be submitted to the DERRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received, and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website. See Updates and Notifications section above to view a current copy of the Q&A.

2022 DER RFP Materials:

RFP Main Document  (updated 02/07/2022)
Exhibit A: Evaluation Criteria and Scoring  (updated 02/07/2022)
Exhibit B: Proposal Requirements Forms for Category A  (updated 03/03/2022, applicable to all DR bidders filling out Tab 3c)

• Exhibit B Supplement for DR proposals greater than 5 years  (posted 03/14/2022, include this excel in your proposal submission if your offer is for a DR program contracted longer than 5 years. This document should be submitted under the Document Type “Supplemental” when uploading onto the portal)

Responses should be submitted by email to DERRFPmailbox@pse.com no later than 5 p.m. PDT on June 30, 2021, and are required to follow the response format outlined in the RFI, linked below.

DER Materials:
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION for Distributed Energy Resources
Exhibit A. Prototype Clean Energy PPA Term Sheet

PSE hosted an online bidders’ conference on February 28, 2022 to provide information designed to help bidders prepare and submit their proposals. Click the links below to view the conference materials.

• Bidders’ Conference presentation (posted 3/3/22)
• Q&A from bidders and interested parties (updated 3/24/22)
• Bidders' Conference video recording (posted 3/3/22)

Exhibit B has also been updated after questions posed during the Bidders’ Conference. Tab 3c of Exhibit B has had pricing units updated from ($/kW-event) to ($/kW-month). The changes are applicable for all DR respondents.

Bidders are encouraged to submit questions to PSE’s DERRFPmailbox@pse.com. Questions received through the RFP mailbox and during the conference will be posted to this web site for the benefit of all bidders.

¹Interested parties may also obtain information about the timing of future open meetings, access information and agendas on the Open Meetings page of the WUTC web site.

As the RFP process progresses and new information becomes available, PSE will update this portion of the website to include information related to a variety of RFP topics.

Submission Deadline Update

The RFP submission deadline will be extended from March 17th, 2023 at midnight PST to March 22nd, 2023 at midnight PST due to some technical difficulties with our intake portal.

Q&A from bidders and interested parties

Questions about the DSS RFP may be directed to PSE’s SolarStorageRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website.

• Q&A from bidders and interested parties from RFP mailbox (updated 2/17/2023)

RFP Docket Updates (UE-210878)

Interested parties can find information about the 2022 DER RFP approval process and any subsequent updates on the WUTC's web site in the DER RFP docket UE-220971. PSE will post here a compliance report within 30 days after the close of the bidding period, consistent with the requirements of WAC 480-107-035(5).

Reference Material:

• PSE Electric and Dual Fuel Service Area Zip Codes (updated 6/16/21)
• Interconnection information: http://www.oatioasis.com/psei/, updated tech specs for small generation interconnection can be found in the folder “PSE TECH SPECS FOR INTERCONNECTION” under the file name “Tech Spec for NonJurisdictional Small Gen Interconnection” (updated 2/18/2022).

PSE filed the final DSS RFP with the WUTC on December 22, 2022 in docket UE – 220971. Interested parties can view and download the DSS RFP by clicking the links below, or by visiting the WUTC's DER RFP docket UE – 220971.

Questions about the DSS RFP may be submitted to the SolarStorageRFPmailbox@pse.com. PSE will periodically tabulate and post questions received, and PSE’s responses for the benefit of all interested parties. PSE will not include company names, project names, contact information or other identifying descriptors in the Q&A posted to the website. See Updates and Notifications section above to view a current copy of the Q&A.

2023 DSS RFP Materials:

RFP Main Document  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit A: Evaluation Criteria and Scoring  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit B: RFP Proposal Form  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit C: BESS Requirements  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit D: Confidentiality Agreement  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit E: Avoided Cost  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit F: PSE Ownership terms sheet  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit G: Capacity terms sheet  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit H: PPA terms sheet  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit I: Requirements List  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit J: Resources  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit K: Vendor Questionnaire  (updated 12/22/2022)
Exhibit L: Customer Consent  (updated 12/22/2022) 

On January 28, 2021 the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (“WUTC”) approved PSE’s recommendation of Bates White as Independent Evaluator for company’s planned 2021 All-Source and Demand Response RFPs. More information may be found in docket UE-210037 at the WUTC website (utc.wa.gov).

Solicitation for Independent Evaluator

On November 24, 2020, PSE announced the commencement of a solicitation for an independent evaluator (“IE”) relating to PSE’s forthcoming 2021 All-Source and Demand Response RFPs (the “2021 RFPs). The IE Request for Proposal materials (“IE RFP”) were posted on this website, following a notification sent to stakeholders and interested parties on November 17, 2020 inviting comment and expressions of interest. PSE received strong proposals from several qualified candidates, and has now completed its evaluation process. In accordance with WAC 480-107-023(2), PSE has submitted a petition to the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (the “Commission”) for approval of its recommended IE. Interested stakeholders have the opportunity to participate in the Commission's approval process, consistent with WAC 480-100-021(2), through docket UE-210037 at the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission website (utc.wa.gov). The IE RFP materials remain available at the links below for reference.

IE RFP Materials:
IE RFP Main Document
Appendix A: IE RFP Bid Form
Appendix B: IE RFP Questionnaire
Appendix C: IE RFP Declaration of Conflict of Interest
Appendix D: IE RFP Mutual Confidentiality Agreement
Appendix E: IE RFP Master Services Agreement
Appendix F: IE RFP Draft Statement of Work
Sample Certificate of Insurance

2020 Demand Response and All-Source RFPs Update

On October 15, 2020, the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (“WUTC”) held an open meeting in which it granted a motion from Puget Sound Energy (“PSE”) to withdraw its draft 2020 Demand Response and All-Source RFPs in dockets UE-200413 and UE-200414, respectively. Consistent with the requirements of the Commission’s Final Order in these dockets, PSE must file its next draft All-Source and system wide electric Demand Response RFPs no later than April 1, 2021. The full text of the Commission’s Final Order may be found in the WUTC dockets referred to above.

PSE submitted the motion on September 8, 2020, and has been providing stakeholders with periodic updates, which can be found in the links below and on the WUTC web site in the dockets referenced above.

• August 12, 2020 Stakeholder Update
• August 26, 2020 Stakeholder Update
• September 3, 2020 Stakeholder Update
• September 8, 2020 Stakeholder Update

PSE will provide interested parties with information about its planned 2021 RFPs as it becomes available. Notifications will be sent by email to PSE’s stakeholder notification list and will be posted to this webpage. Interested parties may opt in to receive stakeholder notifications by contacting AllSourceRFPmailbox@pse.com. Parties interested in learning about PSE’s integrated resource planning process, which informs and guides the RFP process, can click 2021 Integrated Resource Plan for more information.

2018 Demand Response and All-Source RFPs Update

PSE received nearly 100 proposals in response to its 2018 All-Source and Demand Response RFPs from a variety of resource alternatives. This is the largest response to a PSE All-Source RFP to date. Many proposals included multiple offer options with variations in pricing, offer structure, term start and duration, and transmission delivery points. Some proposals offered hybrid options, pairing storage with wind or solar resources.

PSE has issued a total of four press releases announcing the execution of contracts from the 2018 RFP. PSE executed the final 2018 RFP contract in Q1 2021. The 2018 RFP is now completed.

• Puget Sound Energy and NextEra Energy Resources Announce Power Purchase Agreement for 350 MW of new wind energy from Montana
• Puget Sound Energy and Avangrid Renewables Announce Power Purchase Agreement; Construction of New Wind Farm
• New agreements will deliver clean BPA power to PSE customers
• PSE signs deal with local forest products company to create clean energy

2018 All-Source and Demand Response Proposals

The following table summarizes the resources PSE received in response to its 2018 Demand Response and All-Source RFPs by resource type and size.