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California Public Utilities Commission Initiates Rulemaking on Customer-Generated Renewables for Priority Communities

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The California Public Utilities Commission has issued a regulatory update initiating a rulemaking process for customer-generated renewables in priority communities. The update follows a service list that includes various parties, including public advocates, utilities, and industry associations. The commission aims to schedule hearings and workshops in accessible locations, with accommodations for people with disabilities.

Key Takeaways:

  • The California Public Utilities Commission has initiated a rulemaking process for customer-generated renewables in priority communities, following a service list that includes various parties.
  • The commission aims to schedule hearings and workshops in accessible locations, with accommodations for people with disabilities.
  • The Public Utilities Commission's policy is to hold hearings in locations that are accessible to people with disabilities.
  • The Public Advisors Office can be contacted to arrange for specialized accommodations, such as sign language interpreters, at least five working days in advance of the event.
  • Parties listed on the official service list must notify the Process Office of any change of address to ensure receipt of documents.
  • The commission has confirmed receipt of a service list from various parties, including public advocates, utilities, and industry associations.

Statistics:

  • The California Public Utilities Commission has initiated a rulemaking process (R.25-01-005).
  • The commission aims to schedule hearings and workshops in locations that are accessible to people with disabilities.
  • The Public Utilities Commission has a policy of holding hearings in accessible locations.
  • The Public Utilities Commission has received service lists from 45 parties.
  • The commission has confirmed receipt of service lists from parties representing various interests, including public advocacy, utilities, and industry associations.

Sources:

  • Order Instituting Rulemaking on Customer-Generated Renewables for Priority Communities (R.25-01-005)
  • Public Utilities Commission, "Before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California Order Instituting Rulemaking on Customer-Generated Renewables for Priority Communities"
  • Official Service List
  • California Public Utilities Commission, "Regulatory Affairs"

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