Power Ready Round 2
Scope of Work for:
City of Camarillo
Library
Presentation August 20, 2026
Power Ready Overview
3 Power outage events, including planned Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) and unplanned outages continue todisrupt community services; unprecedented weather events continue to pose threats to grid reliability.
Power Ready enhances community resiliency by installing solar -plus-battery storage backup power systems at no upfront cost and no additional costs. • A portion of the battery will be available for power outages for select critical loads at facilities.
• CPA guarantees, through an on -bill adjustment mechanism, that annual electricity charges for participants will be equal to or less than the amount that would have otherwise been charged if they did not participate.
Power Ready System
Example Illustration
Why Power Ready?
What is Power Ready?
Communities are seeking clean energy resilience solutions that alignwith climate adaptation and climate action plans.
Resilience projects are expensive, complex, and require specialized knowledge to design,implement, and maintain.
Power Ready Project Scope of Work
Solar Installation:
o Carport solar systems are to be installed
in the northern portion of the parking lot.
o Existing EV chargers on -site comply with
the CalGreen code, no additional
chargers are anticipated to be installed.
Battery Installation:
o The battery is to be installed in the
northern portion of the site and behind
the maintenance area.
o Trees may be required to be removed to
be code compliant.
9 Aerial image of the solar and battery location
Legend:
• Solar System
• Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)
equipment and clearance
Note: Power Ready Project Scope of Work is preliminary in nature and may be subject to change Power Ready's Benefits
✓ CPA educates of staff andhelps build internal capacity forsolar and battery storage system project delivery
✓ CPA provides a detailed scope of work report andno-cost technical engineering consulting
✓ CPA issues the public solicitation to select theengineering, procurement, and construction and operations and maintenancevendors
✓ CPA manages the full project life-cycle throughout the term ✓ CPA verifies system performance and maintains the systems 4 Power Ready Stakeholders & Contracts
5 Site Host
EPC
Build-Transfer
Agreement
Site Lease
Agreement
Memorandum of
Understanding
O&M
Contractor
O&M
Agreement
Power Ready Roles:
• CPA: Oversees the Power Ready program; provides
oversight, project management, and funding.
• Site Host: The member agency hosting the Power
Ready system and receiving the resilience benefits.
• Owner's Representative:Technical consultant
assisting CPA to independently verify the EPC
designs and that project construction meets
specifications.
• EPC: Engineers, procures equipment, and constructs
the projects for CPA on the Site Host property.
• O&M Contractor:Provides post-construction
recurring inspections, as needed repairs, and
optimizes the system's performance.
Owner's
Representative
Legend:
• Clean Power Alliance
• Site Host
• Contractors
• Contracts between stakeholders
Professional
Services
Agreement
Clean Power
Alliance
Power Ready 2 Master Schedule
2026 2027
Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2028
Site
Visit
Site Host executes
MOU & Site Lease
Agreement
CPA Board
Awards Round 2
Portfolio
CPA Awards
EPC & O&M
Vendor
Pre-
Construction:
Q1 – Q3 2028
Construction:
Q3 2028 – Q2 2029
O&M Starts:
Q3 2029
2029
Final
Report
CPA Issues
Solicitation
Council
Presentation
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Executive Summary
8 Energy Metrics
Solar Capacity 90 (kW AC)
Annual Solar Generation 165,400 (kWh)
Annual Solar Offset 18%
Battery Capacity 208 / 830 (kW / kWh)
Battery's Critical Energy Reserve 51% / 4 hours
Site Information
Address 4101 Las Posas Rd., Camarillo, CA 93010
Project Name Library
Typical Building Hours Mon – Thu 10-8, Fri – Sun 10-5
Critical Purpose Backup Emergency Operations Center
(EOC) in the event City Hall is unavailable
Critical Loads
Select loads including elevators, cooling,
interior and exterior lighting, outlets, and
emergency lighting
Historic Power Outage Information
Previous Unplanned
Power Outages
X events
X hours (average duration of outage)
X hours (max duration of outage)
Previous Public Safety
Power Shutoff Outages
X events
X hours (average duration of outage)
Data to be provided by your SCE Account Representative.
Agency Staff that assisted in Report Development:
John Thomas, Assistant Director of Administrative Services Ryan Mitchell, Facilities Project Manager
Bobbie Dame, Senior Management Analyst
Mitchell Cameron, Director of Administrative Services & Chief Innovation Officer