Requires utilities to achieve energy savings reductions equivalent to two percent of sales per year for the 2020-2030 program cycle.
Reviews time-varying rates offered by utilities in the region, and discusses how such rates could be updated to be consistent with ratemaking principles and increase the benefits to both consumers and utilities.
Program has three tiers: ENERGY STAR, DOE Zero Energy Ready, and Zero Energy Ready Plus Renewable Energy. Incentives for zero-energy ready are $1,500 per unit for multifamily, $2,500 for townhouses, and $4,000 for single-family detached.
Provides an assessment of the investments needed across the electric power sector to support the deployment of 20 million EVs in the U.S. by 2030 with a focus on EV charging infrastructure.
$437 million effort to build 40,000 chargers, with half the investment taking place in low-income communities.
Notice considers different multi-factor tests in use in other jurisdictions for determining when a microgrid should be subjected to complete utility regulation, and invites comment on the path forward in DC.
A CPUC-convened Working Group report to address value of Vehicle-Grid Integration and supportive policies.
Maryland SB 573 (2019) creates an energy storage pilot program in Maryland.