The Building Initiative for Low-Emissions Development (BUILD Program) program, and the Technology and Equipment for Clean Heating (TECH) initiative.
Allowing electric utility customers to participate with qualified projects in exchange for bill credits.
2019 law requires the PUC to procure 250 MW of Shared DG projects and 125 MW of Commercial and Institutional DG projects through a series of competitive solicitations.
Explains how carbon-pricing rules in organized wholesale electricity markets can improve economic efficiency, and explores the economic principles and legal requirements for RTOs, states, and FERC to consider when implementing a carbon-pricing rule.
A $1.85 million public charging pilot, a $1.105 million outreach and education pilot, and a $1.685 million demonstration providing grant funding to help non-residential customers develop EV supply projects.
California's PUC set a new emissions target for its electric sector to guide integrated resource planning processes that would double the state’s clean energy capacity by 2030 and prohibit the development of new natural gas plants.
An incentive program under which biogas facility owners may recover up to 50% of interconnection costs to a maximum amount of $1.5 million.