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California directs PUC to weigh consolidating load-serving-entity plans by 2030
AB 2266 (Chapter 389), signed September 20, requires the Public Utilities Commission, by January 1, 2030, to consider consolidating the procurement plans load-serving entities file under specified provisions into a single plan. Where feasible, the commission must consolidate compliance reporting for reliability requirements and explain in a decision or ruling if consolidation is not feasible. Commission-issued reporting templates must be final at least 30 business days before reports are due.
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Key points
- By January 1, 2030, the commission must consider a process for consolidating load-serving-entity procurement plans.California Legislative Information
- The commission must consolidate reliability compliance reporting where feasible.California Legislative Information
- If consolidation is not feasible, the commission must state its reasons in a decision or ruling.California Legislative Information
- Reporting requirements or templates must be finalized at least 30 business days before reports are due.California Legislative Information
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