REVISED - Attachment A - Metrics Reporting Template.xlsx

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Attached to: Energy Resilience Construction Grants
Solicitation number: DEEP-2026-002-SW
Issued by: Hartford County, Connecticut

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Metrics Reporting Template for Energy Resilience Construction Grants

This is an instructional metrics reporting template developed by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) for grant applicants submitting proposals to the Energy Resilience Construction Grants program. The template requires applicants to populate comprehensive reporting data across three primary project types: Grid Infrastructure, Distributed Energy Resources, and Microgrids. Applicants must complete the Towns tab to identify all benefited municipalities and classify whether communities qualify as vulnerable under state and federal definitions. For each project type, applicants must provide General Information (project organization, title, and utility status), Resilience Metrics (outage types, coverage areas, and performance indices such as SAIDI, CAIDI, and SAIFI), Climate Policy Goal Metrics (emissions reductions for CO2, NOx, SO2, and PM 2.5), Community Benefits Metrics, Workforce Development Metrics, Cost-Effectiveness Metrics, and Project-Specific Reporting detailing major components, critical facilities served, and component lifespans. The template includes predefined drop-down menus, manual input fields, and cells that automatically populate from other entries, with specific instructions provided for utility and non-utility applicants.

The template accommodates up to four project components per submission, though applicants may duplicate rows for additional components. Applicants must provide baseline performance data from 2020 through 2024 with annual averages for relevant metrics, propose performance targets following project implementation, and document methodologies for all calculations. For Distributed Energy Resources and Microgrid projects, applicants must specify nameplate ratings, peak generation and savings capacity, annual energy generation and savings, and participation in Forward Capacity Markets. For Microgrid projects specifically, applicants must detail grid parallel operations (average and peak loads, annual generation and export), islanded operations (load-shedding technologies, critical load percentages, and maximum outage duration the system can withstand), and islanding response time in seconds. All cost-effectiveness data must align with the project budget submission, and community benefits data must correspond to vulnerable community identifications in the Towns tab.

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Instructions

DRAFT - 9/22/25

Attachment A: Metrics Reporting Template - Instructions tab

Introduction

Grant applicants should populate this Metrics Reporting Template with details regarding their proposed projects.

This template incorporates and aligns with the federal grant program reporting requirements and also includes state specific reporting requirements.

Inputs are on the Towns, 1-GridInfrastructure, 2-DistributedEnergyResources, and 3-Microgrid tabs. Grant applicants should populate all inputs that are relevant

to their project.

The 1-GridInfrastructure, 2-DistributedEnergyResources, and 3-Microgrid tabs are subdivided into sections as follows:
	General Information (Applicable to All Project Types)
	Reporting Applicable to All Project Types
		Resilience Metrics
		Climate Policy Goal Metrics
		Community Benefits Metrics
		Workforce Development Metrics
		Cost-Effectiveness Metrics
	Project-Specific Reporting for Grid Infrastructure, Distributed Energy Resources, or Microgrid (depending on the tab)

Instructions specific to each tab and section are provided below.

This document contains drop-down menus and unchanging elements. The cells on the each tab of this workbook are color coded as follows:

Manual Input (type in new information or data each year)

Drop Down Input (select an option from a list)

Populated from entry in another cell

No entry required

Towns tab

Select all towns benefited by the proposed project and identify whether the community benefited by the project is considered a vulnerable community.

Please explain how and why that community meets the definition of a vulnerable community.

1-GridInfrastructure, 2-DistributedEnergyResources, and 3-Microgrid tabs

General Information (Applicable to All Project Types)

Grant applicants are responsible for populating:

		- Project Organization or Subawardee		Name of recipent performing the project work.
		- Project Title		Descriptive name of project work being done.
		- Utillity or Non-Utility Grant Applicant		Indicates if the grant applicant is a utility or not. Should align with the Resilience Metrics populated by the applicant.
	Reporting Applicable to All Project Types
	Resilience Metrics
	The selections for each of these fields should be consistent throughout the reporting in this section.
	Please note that these fields apply to a subset of the fields in this section and are not relevant to any other section in this report.
		- Outage Type		Specifies the cause(s) of all outages the impact metrics are associated with, including: all causes, vegetation, animals,
				vehicles, tornados, thunderstorms, hurricanes, derecho, flooding, wildfire, earthquake, ice/snow storm, operator error,
				equipment failure, extreme heat, extreme cold, and other.
		- Outage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)			Specifies the cause(s) of all outages the impact metrics are associated with, using less than 100 characters.
				(To be populated only if Outage Type is identified as 'Other'.)
		- Coverage		Specifies which part of the electric grid the impact metric is associated with.
		- Coverage Type (If 'Other', char lim: 100)		Specifies an area of the system the impact metric is associated with, using less than 100 characters.
				(To be populated only if Coverage is identified as 'Other'.)

Grant applicants should assume the following when developing values for the proposal, and baseline sections:
	- Does Outage Data include Major	Includes all days, including MED as defined by IEEE 1366-2001 2.5 Beta Methodology.
	Event Days (MED)?	(see more detail on Definitions tab)

This section of the report is designed to record the proposed resilience performance of the funded project, and enable comparisons to the baseline.
Please use the notes column all the way to the right on each tab to provide any additional useful context or informations about the data provided.
	Proposed Performance:	Grant applicants should include the average annual proposed performance of the project.
	Baseline Performance:	Only relevant to a subset of metrics in this section. Applicants should provide annual data for each of the past
		five years and calculate an annual average across those five years.
Climate Policy Goal Metrics
These metrics may not be relevant to some types of projects. Please populate all of the relevant metrics for your measures and project types
and insert n/a for those that are not relevant. Grant applicants should provide documentation of the methodology and inputs for calculating these metrics.
Community Benefits Metrics
The data in this section should align with the vulnerable community reporting in the Towns tab.
Workforce Development Metrics
The data in this section should align with the vulnerable community reporting in the Towns tab.
Cost-Effectiveness Metrics
The data in this section should align with the proposed budget in Attachment D: Budget.
Project-Specific Reporting
The table below maps the Eligible Projects eligible measures to the project types. Proposals that include more than one project type must clearly specify the project
types included in their proposal and submit Project-Specific Metrics for all included project types.

Project Type	Eligible Projects
Grid Infrastructure	Fire-resistant technologies and fire prevention systems
	Monitoring and control technologies
	The undergrounding of electrical equipment
	Utility pole management
	The relocation of power lines or the reconductoring of power lines with low-sag, advanced conductors
	Adaptive protection technologies
	Advanced modeling technologies
	Hardening of power lines, facilities, substations, of other systems
	The replacement of old overhead conductors and underground cables
Distributed Energy Resources (not part of a Microgrid)	Weatherization technologies and equipment
	Fuel-load management
	The use or construction of distributed energy resources for enhancing system adaptive capacity during disruptive events,

	including stand alone energy storage subcomponents
Microgrids	The use or construction of distributed energy resources for enhancing system adaptive capacity during disruptive events,

including microgrids and energy storage subcomponents associated with a microgrid

Grid Infrastructure Metrics

Please describe the project components using the Eligible Projects descriptions from the table above. The reporting template provides space for up to four different

project components. If the project consists of more than four different project components, please copy and paste additional rows into the table.

The life of each project component should include replacement, if the costs of replacement are included in the total costs.

The life of each project is assumed to be the minimum of life of all of the project components.

The miles of lines impacted by the project may or may not be relevant, depending on the Eligible Projects.

Distributed Energy Resources Metrics

Please describe the project components using the Eligible Projects descriptions from the table above. The reporting template provides space for up to four different

project components. If the project consists of more than four different project components, please copy and paste additional rows into the table.

The life of each project component should include replacement, if the costs of replacement are included in the total costs.

The life of each project is assumed to be the minimum of life of all of the project components.

Microgrid Metrics

Please describe the project components using the Eligible Projects descriptions from the table above. The reporting template provides space for up to four different

project components. If the project consists of more than four different project components, please copy and paste additional rows into the table.

The life of each project component should include replacement, if the costs of replacement are included in the total costs.

The life of each project is assumed to be the minimum of life of all of the project components.

Towns

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Attachment A: Metrics Reporting Template - Towns tab

Towns	Utility Service Territory	Towns Benefited by the Project	Vulnerable Community	Explain how/why the community meets the definition of a vulnerable community	Source:
A					https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/services/communities-we-serve
Andover	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		ANDOVER	Eversource
Ansonia	UI	FALSE	FALSE		ASHFORD	Eversource
Ashford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		AVON	Eversource
Avon	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BARKHAMSTED	Eversource
B					BEACON FALLS	Eversource
Barkhamsted	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BERLIN	Eversource
Beacon Falls	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BETHANY	Eversource
Berlin	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BETHEL	Eversource
Bethany	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BETHLEHEM	Eversource
Bethel	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BLOOMFIELD	Eversource
Bethlehem	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BOLTON	Eversource
Bloomfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BRANFORD	Eversource
Bolton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BRIDGEWATER	Eversource
Bozrah	Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		BRISTOL	Eversource
Branford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BROOKFIELD	Eversource
Bridgeport	UI	FALSE	FALSE		BROOKLYN	Eversource
Bridgewater	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		BURLINGTON	Eversource
Bristol	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CANAAN	Eversource
Brookfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CANTERBURY	Eversource
Brooklyn	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CANTON	Eversource
Burlington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CHAPLIN	Eversource
C					CHESHIRE	Eversource
Canaan	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CHESTER	Eversource
Canterbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CLINTON	Eversource
Canton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		COLCHESTER	Eversource
Chaplin	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		COLEBROOK	Eversource
Cheshire	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		COLUMBIA	Eversource
Chester	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CORNWALL	Eversource
Clinton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		COVENTRY	Eversource
Colchester	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		CROMWELL	Eversource
Colebrook	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		DANBURY	Eversource
Columbia	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		DARIEN	Eversource
Cornwall	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		DEEP RIVER	Eversource
Coventry	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		DURHAM	Eversource
Cromwell	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		EAST GRANBY	Eversource
D					EAST HADAAM	Eversource
Danbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		EAST HAMPTON	Eversource
Darien	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		EAST HARTFORD	Eversource
Deep River	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		EAST LYME	Eversource
Derby	UI	FALSE	FALSE		EAST WINDSOR	Eversource
Durham	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		EASTFORD	Eversource
E					EASTON	Eversource
East Granby	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		ELLINGTON	Eversource
East Haddam	UI	FALSE	FALSE		ENFIELD	Eversource
East Hampton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		ESSEX	Eversource
East Hartford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		FAIRFIELD	Eversource
East Haven	UI	FALSE	FALSE		FARMINGTON	Eversource
East Lyme	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		FRANKLIN	Eversource
East Windsor	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		GLASTONBURY	Eversource
Eastford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		GOSHEN	Eversource
Easton	Eversource/UI	FALSE	FALSE		GRANBY	Eversource
Ellington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		GREENWICH	Eversource
Enfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		GRISWOLD	Eversource
Essex	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		GROTON	Eversource
F					GUILFORD	Eversource
Fairfield	Eversource/UI	FALSE	FALSE		HADDAM	Eversource
Farmington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		HAMDEN	Eversource
Franklin	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		HAMPTON	Eversource
G					HARTFORD	Eversource
Glastonbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		HARTLAND	Eversource
Goshen	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		HARWINTON	Eversource
Granby	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		HEBRON	Eversource
Greenwich	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		KENT	Eversource
Griswold	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		KILLINGLY	Eversource
Groton	Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		KILLINGWORTH	Eversource
Guilford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		LEBANON	Eversource
H					LEDYARD	Eversource
Haddam	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		LISBON	Eversource
Hamden	Eversource/UI	FALSE	FALSE		LITCHFIELD	Eversource
Hampton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		LYME	Eversource
Hartford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MADISON	Eversource
Hartland	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MANCHESTER	Eversource
Harwinton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MANSFIELD	Eversource
Hebron	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MARLBOROUGH	Eversource
J					MERIDEN	Eversource
Jewett	Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		MIDDLEBURY	Eversource
K					MERIDEN	Eversource
Kent	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MIDDLEBURY	Eversource
Killingly	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MIDDLEFIELD	Eversource
Killingworth	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MIDDLETOWN	Eversource
L					MONROE	Eversource
Lebanon	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MONTVILLE	Eversource
Ledyard	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		MORRIS	Eversource
Lisbon	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NAUGATUCK	Eversource
Litchfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEW BRITAIN	Eversource
Lyme	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEW CANAAN	Eversource
M					NEW FAIRFIELD	Eversource
Madison	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEW HARTFORD	Eversource
Manchester	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEW LONDON	Eversource
Mansfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEW MILFORD	Eversource
Marlborough	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEWINGTON	Eversource
Meriden	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NEWTOWN	Eversource
Middlebury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NORFOLK	Eversource
Middlefield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NORTH BRANFORD	Eversource
Middletown	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NORTH CANAAN	Eversource
Milford	UI	FALSE	FALSE		NORTH STONINGTON	Eversource
Monroe	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NORWALK	Eversource
Montville	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		NORWICH	Eversource
Morris	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		OLD LYME	Eversource
N					OLD SAYBROOK	Eversource
Naugatuck	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		OXFORD	Eversource
Newington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PLAINFIELD	Eversource
Newtown	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PLAINVILLE	Eversource
New Britain	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PLYMOUTH	Eversource
New Canaan	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		POMFRET	Eversource
New Fairfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PORTLAND	Eversource
New Hartford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PRESTON	Eversource
New Haven	UI	FALSE	FALSE		PROSPECT	Eversource
New London	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		PUTNAM	Eversource
New Milford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		REDDING	Eversource
Norfolk	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		RIDGEFIELD	Eversource
North Branford	Eversource/UI	FALSE	FALSE		ROCKY HILL	Eversource
North Canaan	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		ROXBURY	Eversource
North Haven	UI	FALSE	FALSE		SALEM	Eversource
North Stonington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SALISBURY	Eversource
Norwalk	Eversource/Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		SCOTLAND	Eversource
Norwich	Eversource/Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		SEYMOUR	Eversource
O					SHARON	Eversource
Old Lyme	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SHELTON	Eversource
Old Saybrook	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SHERMAN	Eversource
Orange	UI	FALSE	FALSE		SIMSBURY	Eversource
Oxford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SOMERS	Eversource
P					SOUTH WINDSOR	Eversource
Plainfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SOUTHBURY	Eversource
Plainville	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SOUTHINGTON	Eversource
Plymouth	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SPRAGUE	Eversource
Pomfret	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		STAFFORD	Eversource
Portland	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		STAMFORD	Eversource
Preston	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		STERLING	Eversource
Prospect	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		STONINGTON	Eversource
Putnam	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		SUFFIELD	Eversource
R					THOMASTON	Eversource
Redding	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		THOMPSON	Eversource
Ridgefield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		TOLLAND	Eversource
Rocky Hill	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		TORRINGTON	Eversource
Roxbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		UNION	Eversource
S					VERNON	Eversource
Salem	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		VOLUNTOWN	Eversource
Salisbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WALLINGFORD	Eversource
Scotland	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WARREN	Eversource
Seymour	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WASHINGTON	Eversource
Sharon	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WATERBURY	Eversource
Shelton	Eversource/UI	FALSE	FALSE		WATERFORD	Eversource
Sherman	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WATERTOWN	Eversource
Simsbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WEST HARTFORD	Eversource
Somers	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WESTBROOK	Eversource
South Norwalk	Municipal	FALSE	FALSE		WESTBROOK	Eversource
South Windsor	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WESTON	Eversource
Southbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WESTPORT	Eversource
Southington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WETHERSFIELD	Eversource
Sprague	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WILLINGTON	Eversource
Stafford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WILTON	Eversource
Stamford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WINCHESTER	Eversource
Sterling	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WINDHAM	Eversource
Stonington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WINDSOR	Eversource
Stratford	UI	FALSE	FALSE		WINDSOR LOCKS	Eversource
Suffield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WOLCOTT	Eversource
T					WOODBRIDGE	Eversource
Thomaston	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WOODBURY	Eversource
Thompson	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE		WOODSTOCK	Eversource
Tolland	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Torrington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Trumbull	UI	FALSE	FALSE
U
Union	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Ucasville (Mohegan)	Municipal	FALSE	FALSE
V
Vernon	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Voluntown	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
W
Wallingford	Eversource/Municipal	FALSE	FALSE
Warren	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Washington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Waterbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Waterford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Watertown	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
West Hartford	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
West Haven	UI	FALSE	FALSE
Westbrook	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Weston	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Westport	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Wethersfield	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Willington	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Wilton	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Winchester	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Windham	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Windsor	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Windsor Locks	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Wolcott	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Woodbridge	UI	FALSE	FALSE
Woodbury	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE
Woodstock	Eversource	FALSE	FALSE

https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/services/communities-we-serve 1-GridInfrastructure

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Metrics for Grid Infrastructure Projects

General Information (Applicable to All Project Types)
Project Type	Grid Infrastructure
Project Organization or Subawardee
Project Title
Utility or Non-Utility Applicant	select from list

Reporting Applicable to All Project Types

Resilience Metrics

Impact Metric

Units

Proposed Performance

Notes

Towns Benefited by the Project

Number of towns

Number of Residential Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Commercial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Industrial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Planned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Planned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Uptime

Number of hours

Utility Applicant

Units

Outage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Coverage

Coverage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Proposed Performance

Baseline Performance (Before Project Implementation)

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Annual

Average

		System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI)	Number	select from list		select from list
		Customer Average Interruption Duration Index (CAIDI)	Number
		System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI)	Number
		Total Number of Residential Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Commercial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Industrial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Non-Utility Applicant	Units	Outage Type (select from list)	Outage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Coverage
(select from list)	Coverage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Proposed Performance	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	Annual

Average

Outages	Number of outages	select from list	select from list
Hours of Unmet Load	Number of hours across all outages

Climate Policy Goal Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
CO2 Equivalent Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
NOx Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
SO2 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
PM 2.5 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons

Community Benefits Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Vulnerable Communities Benefited	Number of communities
Number of Residential Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Commercial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Industrial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Total Project Costs associated with Vulnerable Communities that Benefit	Nominal 2026 $

Workforce Development Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Full Time Employees (FTEs) In-State	Number of FTEs
FTEs in Vulnerable Communities	Number of FTEs
Businesses In-State	Number of businesses
Businesses in Vulnerable Communities	Number of businesses
Apprenticeships and Trainings In-State	Number of apprenticeships and trainings
Apprenticeships and Trainings in Vulnerable Communities	Number of apprenticeships and trainings

Cost-Effectiveness Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Total Project Costs	Nominal 2026 $
Funding Requested	Nominal 2026 $
Ratepayer Funds	Nominal 2026 $
Other Funding (excluding Ratepayer Funds)	Nominal 2026 $

Project Specific Reporting for Grid Infrastructure

Serves Facilities providing Critical Services	Select from list
Critical Facilities Served	Number and description of facilities
Major Project Components	Description of components

Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Component 1: [insert description]	Number of measures
Life of Project Component 1	Years
Component 2: [insert description]	Number of measures
Life of Project Component 2	Years
Component 3: [insert description]	Number of measures
Life of Project Component 3	Years
Component 4: [insert description]	Number of measures
Life of Project Component 4	Years
Life of Project	Years
Miles of Lines Impacted by Project	Number of miles

2-DistributedEnergyResources

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Metrics for Distributed Energy Resources Projects

General Information (Applicable to All Project Types)
Project Type	Distributed Energy Resources
Project Organization or Subawardee
Project Title
Utility or Non-Utility Applicant	select from list

Reporting Applicable to All Project Types

Resilience Metrics

Impact Metric

Units

Proposed Performance

Notes

Towns Benefited by the Project

Number of towns

Number of Residential Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Commercial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Industrial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Planned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Planned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Uptime

Number of hours

Utility Applicant

Units

Outage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Coverage

Coverage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Proposed Performance

Baseline Performance (Before Project Implementation)

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Annual

Average

		System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI)	Number	select from list		select from list
		Customer Average Interruption Duration Index (CAIDI)	Number
		System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI)	Number
		Total Number of Residential Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Commercial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Industrial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Non-Utility Applicant	Units	Outage Type	Outage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Coverage	Coverage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Proposed Performance	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	Annual

Average

Outages	Number of outages	select from list	select from list
Hours of Unmet Load	Number of hours across all outages

Climate Policy Goal Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
CO2 Equivalent Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
NOx Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
SO2 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
PM 2.5 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons

Community Benefits Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Vulnerable Communities Benefited	Number of communities
Number of Residential Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Commercial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Industrial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Total Project Costs associated with Vulnerable Communities that Benefit	Nominal 2026 $

Workforce Development Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Full Time Employees (FTEs) In-State	Number of FTEs
FTEs in Vulnerable Communities	Number of FTEs
Businesses In-State	Number of businesses
Businesses in Vulnerable Communities	Number of businesses
Apprenticeships and Trainings In-State	Number of apprenticeships and trainings
Apprenticeships and Trainings in Vulnerable Communities	Number of apprenticeships and trainings

Cost-Effectiveness Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Total Project Costs	Nominal 2026 $
Funding Requested	Nominal 2026 $
Ratepayer Funds	Nominal 2026 $
Other Funding (excluding Ratepayer Funds)	Nominal 2026 $

Project Specific Reporting for Distributed Energy Resources

Serves Facilities providing Critical Services	Select from list
Critical Facilities Served	Number and description of facilities
Major Project Components	Description of components

Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Component 1: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 1	Select unit
Life of Project Component 1	Years
Component 2: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 2	Select unit
Life of Project Component 2	Years
Component 3: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 3	Select unit
Life of Project Component 3	Years
Component 4: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 4	Select unit
Life of Project Component 4	Years
Life of Project	Years
Peak Generation	kW
Peak Savings	kW
Annual Energy Generation	kWh
Annual Energy Savings	kWh
Forward Capacity Market (FCM) Participation	Select from list
On-Site Fossil Fuel Replacement	Select from list
Annual Natural Gas Savings	Therms
Annual Oil Savings	Gallons
Annual Gasoline Savings	Gallons
Annual Diesel Savings	Gallons

3-Microgrid

DRAFT - 9/22/25

Metrics for Microgrid Projects

General Information (Applicable to All Project Types)
Project Type	Microgrid
Project Organization or Subawardee
Project Title
Utility or Non-Utility Applicant	select from list

Reporting Applicable to All Project Types

Resilience Metrics

Impact Metric

Units

Proposed Performance

Notes

Towns Benefited by the Project

Number of towns

Number of Residential Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Commercial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Number of Industrial Customers Benefited

Number of customers

Planned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Planned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of occurrences

Unplanned Maintenance

Number of hours across all occurrences

Uptime

Number of hours

Utility Applicant

Units

Outage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Coverage

Coverage Type

(If 'Other', char lim: 100)

Proposed Performance

Baseline Performance (Before Project Implementation)

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Annual

Average

		System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI)	Number	select from list		select from list
		Customer Average Interruption Duration Index (CAIDI)	Number
		System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI)	Number
		Total Number of Residential Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Commercial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Total Number of Industrial Customers in the Coverage Area	Number of customers
		Non-Utility Applicant	Units	Outage Type	Outage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Coverage	Coverage Type
(If 'Other', char lim: 100)	Proposed Performance	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	Annual

Average

Outages	Number of outages	select from list	select from list
Hours of Unmet Load	Number of hours across all outages

Climate Policy Goal Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
CO2 Equivalent Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
NOx Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
SO2 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons
PM 2.5 Emissions Reductions	Metric tons

Community Benefits Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Vulnerable Communities Benefited	Number of communities
Number of Residential Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Commercial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Number of Industrial Customers Benefited in Vulnerable Communities	Number of customers
Total Project Costs associated with Vulnerable Communities that Benefit	Nominal 2026 $

Workforce Development Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Full Time Employees (FTEs) In-State	Number of FTEs
FTEs in Vulnerable Communities	Number of FTEs
Businesses In-State	Number of businesses
Businesses in Vulnerable Communities	Number of businesses
Apprenticeships and Trainings In-State	Number of apprenticeships and trainings
Apprenticeships and Trainings in Vulnerable Communities	Number of apprenticeships and trainings

Cost-Effectiveness Metrics
Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Total Project Costs	Nominal 2026 $
Funding Requested	Nominal 2026 $
Ratepayer Funds	Nominal 2026 $
Other Funding (excluding Ratepayer Funds)	Nominal 2026 $

Project Specific Reporting for Microgrids

Serves Facilities providing Critical Services	Select from list
Critical Facilities Served	Number and description of facilities
Major Project Components	Description of components

Impact Metric	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Component 1: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 1	Select unit
Life of Project Component 1	Years
Component 2: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 2	Select unit
Life of Project Component 2	Years
Component 3: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 3	Select unit
Life of Project Component 3	Years
Component 4: [insert description]	Number of measures
Nameplate Rating for Component 4	Select unit
Life of Project Component 4	Years
Life of Project	Years
Grid Parallel Operation	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Average Load of Facilities Served by Microgrid	kW
Peak Load of Facilities Served by Microgrid	kW
Annual Generation During Normal Operation:
Annual On-Site Usage	kWh
Annual Export to Grid	kWh
Peak Reduction	kW
Islanded Operation	Units	Proposed Performance	Notes
Does the microgrid employ load shed technologies?	Select from list
Percentage of Normal Operation Load Served by Microgrid	%
Percentage of Load Served by Microgrid that is Considered Critical	%
Average Critical Loads Served by Microgrid	Select unit
Peak Critical Loads Served by Microgrid	Select unit
Annual Critical Load	kWh
Annual Critical Load Served by Microgrid	kWh
Maximum Outage Duration that Microgrid is Designed to Ride-Through	Hours
Islanding Response Time	Seconds

Definitions

DRAFT - 9/22/25
Attachment A: Metrics Reporting Template - Definitions tab
Term	Resilience Metrics Definitions
Major Event Day	Days where the system operational and/or design limits exceed a threshold established by:
	1. Collecting values for five sequential years ending on the last day of the last complete reporting period.
	If fewer than five years of historical data are available, use all available historical data.
	2. Excluding any day in the data set has a value of zero.
	3. Taking the natural logarithm (ln) of each daily value in the data set.
	4. Finding α (Alpha), the average of the logarithms (also known as the log-average) of the data set.
	5. Finding β (Beta), the standard deviation of the logarithms (also known as the log-standard deviation) of the data set.
	6. Computing the major event day threshold, TMED, using the equation: ( ) α+2.5β T = e MED
	7. Classifying any day with daily value greater than the threshold value TMED that occurs during the subsequent reporting period is classified as a major event day.
Outage Type	Specifies the cause(s) of all outages the impact metrics are associated with.
Coverage	Specifies the part(s) of the electric grid the impact metrics are associated with.
Critical Facilities	Any hospital, police station, fire station, water treatment plant, sewage treatment plant, public shelter, correctional facility or production and transmission facility of a television or radio station, whether broadcast, cable or satellite, licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, any commercial area of a municipality, a municipal center, as identified by the chief elected official of any municipality, or any other facility or area identified by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection as critical.
Critical Services	Essential public safety, health, and disaster recovery services, including: emergency medical services (hospitals, clinics), public safety (fire stations, police departments), essential infrastructure (water treatment, power utilities), and government functions (town halls, emergency operations centers) or any other services identified as critical by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
SAIDI	The average length of time customers experience a power outage over a specific period, calculated as the total duration of all customer interruptions within the year divided by the total number of customers served during the year.
CAIDI	How long, on average, a customer is without power after an outage occurs, calculated as the total duration of all customer interruptions divided by the total number of customer interruptions.
SAIFI	The average number of sustained interruptions (typically lasting more than 5 minutes) that a customer experiences over a year or other given time frame, calculated as the total number of customers served divided by the total number of sustained customer service interruptions during that period.
Residential Customers	Customers who would be served by one of the utilities' Residential rate classes.
Commercial Customers	Customers who would be served by one of the utilities' Commercial rate classes. Includes municipal government buildings.
Industrial Customers	Customers who would be served by one of the utilities' Industrial rate classes.
Project Types	Including Grid Infrastructure, Distributed Energy Resources, and Microgrids.
Project Components	Components of the Grid Infrastructure, Distributed Energy Resources, and Microgrids project types, as shown in the table on the Instructions tab.
Uptime	The number of hours the equipment is operational, excluding planned and unplanned maintenance.
Term	Community Definitions
Vulnerable Community	Populations that may be disproportionately impacted by the effects of climate change, including, but not limited to, low and moderate income communities,
	environmental justice communities pursuant to section 22a-20a (https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_439.htm#sec_22a-20a), communities eligible
	for community reinvestment pursuant to section 36a-30 (https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_664a.htm#sec_36a-30) and the Community Reinvestment
	Act of 1977, 12 USC 2901 et seq., as amended from time to time, populations with increased risk and limited means to adapt to the effects of climate change,
	or as further defined by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection in consultation with community representatives.
Environmental Justice	Environmental justice communities pursuant to section 22a-20a (“Environmental justice community” means (A) a United States census block group,
(EJ) Community	as determined in accordance with the most recent United States census, for which thirty per cent or more of the population consists of low income persons
	who are not institutionalized and have an income below two hundred per cent of the federal poverty level; or (B) a distressed municipality, as defined in subsection (b)
	of section 32-9p (https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_578.htm#sec_32-9p), communities eligible for community reinvestment pursuant to section 36a-30
	(https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_664a.htm#sec_36a-30) and the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, 12 USC 2901 et seq. as amended from time
	to time, populations with increased risk and limited means to adapt to the effects of climate change.

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