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Proposed Decision Adopting Metrics to Measure Smart Grid Deployments
The California Public Utilities Commission released a much awaited proposed decision on March 20th regarding metrics to measure the deployment of the smart grid in the PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E service territories. The consensus metrics can be found in Attachment A to the proposed decision. ...
California Combined Heat and Power Solicitations
Are you a CHP resource that missed out on the first Combined Heat and Power Utility RFO? Not to worry, there will be more opportunities. PG&E, SCE and SDG&E are each in the midst of issuing solicitations for combined heat and power products (CHP RFO) as required by the CHP Program...
Low Carbon Fuel Standard Rulemaking at California Public Utilities Commission to Continue
Apparently the folks at the California Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco aren’t too worried about the recent ruling declaring California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard unconstitutional. Yesterday, an Administrative Law Judge at the Commission issued a ruling requesting proposals...
California’s Renewables Portfolio Standard Program Implementation Continues Full Steam
There’s a lot of action going on at the California Public Utilities Commission in the last week or so. On January 24, one of the Administrative Law Judges in the Renewables Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) proceeding issued a ruling seeking comment on “procurement expenditure...
SmartMeter Program May Now Have an Opt-Out Option
After a persistent and vocal outcry by anti-SmartMeter activists, the Commission has released a proposed decision that will be voted on at its next meeting (this coming Thursday) that will allow those who want to go back to the good ol’ days of the analog meter. No more RF radiation for those...
