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 Energy Assurance Plan
Recovery Act – Energy Assurance Planning – State of Louisiana WORK PERFORMED UNDER AGREEMENT DE-0E0000077 SUBMITTED BY Louisiana Department of Natural Resources P O Box 94396 Baton Rouge, LA 70804 PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR Chris Knotts 225-342-1275 Chris.Knotts@la.gov SUBMITTED TO U. S. Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory Katherine T. Kweder 304-285-4039
ContentsExplanation of Terms 1 BCD Barrels per Calendar Day 1 BEOC Business Emergency Operations Center 1 DNR Louisiana Department of Natural Resources 2 EIA Energy Information Administration 2 EMS Energy Management Systems 2 EOC Emergency Operations Center 2 EPA Environmental Protection Agency 2 ESDTP Energy Supply Disruption and Tracking Process 2 ESF Emergency Support Function 2 HERO Home Energy Rebate Option 2 IEA International Energy Agency 2 ITGA Information Technology and Geographical Analyst Team 2 LDAF Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry 2 LED Louisiana Economic Development 2 LNG Liquefied Natural Gas 2 LOOP Louisiana Offshore Oil Port 2 LPSC Louisiana Public Service Commission 2 MBD millions of barrels per day 2 MCF millions of cubic feet 2 NASEO National Association of State Energy Officials 2 NIMSAT National Incident Management Systems and Advanced Technologies 2 Executive Summary 2 Introduction 4 Louisiana Energy Overview 5 Historical Disruptions to the Louisiana Energy Profile 15 Private Energy Producers, Largest Consumers, Associations and their Interaction with the State 22 Management Decision Process 28 Public Information Program 31 Energy Emergency Response Plans 32 Linkages to Other Response Plans and Procedures 41 Linkages to Non-Government Private Sector Plans and Procedures and Coordination with the Private Sector 41 Enhancing the Resiliency and Protecting Critical Energy Infrastructure 41 Appendix A: Revised ESF 12 Energy and Utilities Annex 44 Appendix B: Unified Command Structure 48 Appendix C: LA BEOC Organization 50 Appendix D: Business Disruption Survey 51 Appendix E: Executive Order BJ 08-32 and Amendment BJ 08-94 53 Appendix F: Office of Information Technology Policy 62 Appendix G: Louisiana Public Service Commission Organization Chart 64 Appendix H: Louisiana Fuel Team Playbook 65 I.PURPOSE 65 III.CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS 67 IV.LOUISIANA FUEL TEAM 68 V.ONGOING PLANNING AND PREPARATION 68 VI.ACTIVATION EVENT OPERATIONS PLANNING 72 H-120 to 48 Hours to landfall 73 LDNR Fuel Team Members and Duties: 73 Fuel Team Coordinator and/or Project Manager 73 H-48 to 24 Hours to landfall 77 H-24 to +24 Hours 79 Attachment A.2 – Understanding Diesel Fuel Requirements 95 APPENDIX C. Fuel Transportation in Emergency Events 98 APPENDIX E. PUBLIC INPUT WEBSITE INFORMATION 112 ATTACHMENT F.2 Instructions for Use of DNR Google Maps API Web Site for Collecting Data on Open and Closed Gasoline Stations from the Parish EOCs 119
Explanation of TermsBCD Barrels per Calendar DayBEOC Business Emergency Operations CenterBERG Business Expansion and Retention Group DEQ Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality DHS Department of Homeland Security
EIA Energy Information AdministrationEMS Energy Management SystemsEOC Emergency Operations CenterEPA Environmental Protection AgencyESDTP Energy Supply Disruption and Tracking ProcessESF Emergency Support FunctionFERC Federal Energy Regulatory Commission GOHSEP Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness HERO Home Energy Rebate OptionIEA International Energy AgencyITGA Information Technology and Geographical Analyst TeamLDAF Louisiana Department of Agriculture and ForestryLED Louisiana Economic DevelopmentLNG Liquefied Natural GasLOOP Louisiana Offshore Oil PortLPSC Louisiana Public Service CommissionMBD millions of barrels per dayMCF millions of cubic feetNASEO National Association of State Energy OfficialsNIMSAT National Incident Management Systems and Advanced TechnologiesNIST National Institute of Standards and Technology NYMEX New York Mercantile Exchange OCS Outer Continental Shelf OEP Office of Emergency Preparedness PSA Protective Security Advisors RBAC Role –based Access Control SDMI Stephenson Disaster Management Institute SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition SIEC Statewide Interoperability Executive Committee
SPR Strategic Petroleum Reserve TBTU Trillion British Thermal Units US United States of America
Executive SummaryLouisiana is a significant exporter of fuel and energy in the United States. As such, the extensive oil, gas, refinery, and petrochemical infrastructure within the state define a very different energy profile than most other states. Almost all of the energy consumed in Louisiana is produced within the state, making this infrastructure particularly critical to the state’s energy assurance. Hurricanes are the single most consistent high-probability, high-impact threat to the state’s energy profile and energy assurance. In the last seven years alone, with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, and Gustav and Ike in 2008, the state has suffered more deaths, property damage, and historical power outages, and has seen the largest evacuations in the nation to date. Hurricanes threaten life and property, and cause preemptive business interruptions and large scale citizen evacuations. In Louisiana, hurricanes also cause preemptive shutdown of the nationally significant petrochemical infrastructure component of the state’s energy profile, causing impacts to Louisiana to be felt throughout the nation. Louisiana has built a sophisticated and resilient set of public private partnerships to enhance energy assurance, particularly in emergency situations. The Louisiana Fuel Team, a cooperative effort between the state Department of Natural Resources and industry and trade organizations, has developed a detailed Play Book particularly focused on emergency evacuation fuel. With the Louisiana Business Emergency Operations Center, the state has built processes for more effective communication between industry and government. These organizations, working cooperatively with the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and the state Emergency Operations Center, and with academic partners at the National Incident Management Systems and Advanced Technologies (NIMSAT) Institute, make for a highly effective team in providing energy assurance to the state. Directory: assets -> TAD -> reports assets -> Number: caveat in the [Will/Will and Codicil/Estate of] assets -> Invitation for Bid Calact/mbta for Standard Floor and Low Floor Rural Duty Vehicles ifb no. 12-03 November 14, 2012 assets -> 12 Step Retreats For Everyone in Twelve Step Recovery Ratner Fellowship assets -> 12 Step Retreats For Everyone in Twelve Step Recovery Ratner Fellowship assets -> Sigaccess annual Report assets -> Central Government is expected to ask the seventh pay commission to consider merging 50% dearness allowance assets -> List of accessible executive records assets -> Emergency telephone numbers Call toll-free from anywhere in France reports -> Work performed under agreement Download 0.78 Mb. Share with your friends:
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