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  1. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has established new rules governing the community solar program.

California Utilities Fund $100M Annual Solar Program for Affordable Housing

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What happened

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The California Public Utilities Commission established a program providing up to $100 million annually for solar projects on existing multifamily affordable housing in California. This program is funded through the greenhouse gas allowance auction proceeds of Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison, Liberty Utilities Company, and PacifiCorp. The initiative implements Assembly Bill 693 and provides guidance for a statewide program administrator.

From centralvalleybusinesstimes.com

Why it matters

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The program uses utility carbon allowance proceeds to provide incentives for distributed solar generation. This mechanism aims to ensure that the benefits of solar energy accrue primarily to tenants in affordable housing, supporting the state's transition to cleaner energy supplies.

The California Public Utilities Commission has established new rules governing the community solar program.

From centralvalleybusinesstimes.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Pacific Gas and Electric CompanySpeculative

    Pacific Gas and Electric Company's revenue from greenhouse gas allowances could be affected by the mandated contribution to the solar program.

  • Southern California EdisonSpeculative

    Southern California Edison's revenue from greenhouse gas allowances could be affected by the mandated contribution to the solar program.

  • PacifiCorpSpeculative

    PacifiCorp's revenue from greenhouse gas allowances could be affected by the mandated contribution to the solar program.

  • San Diego Gas & ElectricSpeculative

    San Diego Gas & Electric's revenue from greenhouse gas allowances could be affected by the mandated contribution to the solar program.

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