Alternative-fueled Vehicle Tariffs, Infrastructure and Policies (R.09-08-009)

What’s this? This rulemaking will consider tariffs, infrastructure and policies needed for California investor-owned electric utilities to ready the electricity system in a consistent, near-term manner for the projected statewide market growth of light-duty passenger plug-in hybrid electric vehicles ( PHEV) and battery electric vehicles (BEV) throughout California.

Energy Efficiency Risk/Reward Incentive Mechanism (RRIM) (R.09-01-019)

What’s this? This rulemaking carries on the work of R.09-01-019 to continue consideration of prospective reforms to the CPUC’s policies related to an energy efficiency risk/reward incentive mechanism (RRIM), which offers the four major California energy utilities, i.e., Pacific Gas and Electric Company ( PG&E), Southern California Edison Company ( SCE), San Diego Gas & Electric Company ( SDG&E) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), incentives to achieve or surpass CPUC-adopted energy efficiency goals and to extend California's commitment to making energy efficiency the highest energy resource priority.

Energy Efficiency (R.09-11-014)

What’s this? This rulemaking continues the work of R.06-04-010 and serves as the forum for the CPUC’s continued implementation of the California Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan as well as the forum for initiating the next planning cycle for 2013-2015 energy efficiency program plans, funding levels, and related issues.

California Solar Initiative, Self-Generation Incentive Program, and Other Distributed Generation Issues (R.10-05-004)

What’s this? This rulemaking continues the work of R.08-03-008, developing and refining policies, rules, and programs for the California Solar Initiative ( CSI) and the Self-Generation Incentive Program ( SGIP), and considering policies for the development of cost-effective, clean and reliable distributed generation ( DG).

Sunrise Powerlink Transmission Project (A.06-08-010)
San Diego Gas & Electric ( SDG&E) seeks authority from the California Public Utilities Commission ( CPUC) to construct a 500 kV transmission line in conjunction with several 230 kV transmission lines, expected to run 150 miles between the Imperial Valley to San Diego.