Regulatory Filings
In 2003, Assembly Bill 117 gave local governments the ability to purchase electricity on behalf of their constituents. Under community choice aggregation, investor-owned utilities continue to provide transmission and distribution service. Several local governments joined together in 2004 and 2005 in CPUC proceedings to implement AB 117. We successfully advocated for tariffs that recognize the key role for local governments in determining their community’s energy future. Our success helped us realize the value of local governments joining together, and led to the formation of the LGSEC in 2007.
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Comments: Proposed Decision Enabling CCAs to Administer Energy Efficiency Programs – Oct. 2013
Prehearing Conference Statement: EE Programs Offered by CCAs and Other – March 11, 2010
Comments: CCA Implementation – Bond Requirements – Dec. 21, 2007
Reply Testimony: Phase 2 Proceeding on CCAs – 2005
Opening Testimony: CCA Implementation – May 2005
Rebuttal Testimony: CCA Implementation – May 2005
Government Agencies Involved in Energy Policy
CA Public Utilities Commission
Energy Efficiency Programs
Greenhouse Gas Standard (AB32)
Demand Response Rules
Critical Peak Pricing Rules
CA Solar Initiative
Distributed Generation Rules
Renewable Portfolio Standard
Community Choice Aggregation
Water/Energy Conservation
Utility Long-Term Procurement
Utility General Rate Cases
Direct Access Rules
CA Energy Commission
Demand Response Programs
CA Solar Initiative
Renewable Energy Programs
Distributed Generation Programs
Water/Energy Programs
Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32)
CA Air Resources Board
Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32)