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California begins brainstorming approaches to a high-DER grid of the future

California begins brainstorming approaches to a high-DER grid of the future
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Groups protest PG&E plan to move away from diesel, as utility forecasts $7 4B in fire investments

Groups protest PG&E plan to move away from diesel, as utility forecasts $7 4B in fire investments
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Unpaid CA Utility Bills Approaching $2 Billion

Reply A moratorium on disconnections is set to expire on July 1. (Renee Schiavone/Patch) CALIFORNIA If there s any measure of additional pain inflicted upon Californians by the coronavirus pandemic beyond unemployment and untimely deaths, it can be partially reflected in the number of unpaid utility bills. As the pandemic intensified so did the number of customers unable to pay for electric, gas, water and services provided by the state s investor-owned, publicly-owned and private utility companies. A moratorium imposed last year by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), which regulates many electric and gas utilities, has prohibited the companies from pulling the plug or shutting off gas to customers unable to pay – both residential and commercial.

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Rooftop Solar Inequity

California’s distributed solar policy hurts the poor. It really is that simple. California regulators and legislators are diving back into Net Energy Metering (NEM) policies, debating how much customers with their own solar systems should receive for producing electricity. Since the 1990s, customers have been paid nearly the full retail price for electricity they export…

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California proposal advises against more retail choice, amid debate over reliability, emissions impacts

Published May 28, 2021 David McNew via Getty Images Power sector players offered mixed reactions to a California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) proposal that would, if approved, advise state legislators against further expanding its direct access program at this point. The proposed decision, released earlier this month, is the culmination of a two year-long rulemaking at the commission to implement a state law around expanding direct access (DA) a service option under which retail customers can purchase their electricity from competitive energy service providers, as opposed to regulated utilities. But the filing outlines regulators tentative conclusion that expanding the program to all commercial and industrial customers at this point would present an unacceptable risk to the state s long-term reliability goals and potentially increase greenhouse gas emissions.

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