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Interconnection Handbook. How to use this interactive PDF. Use the interactive table of contents to select topics and navigate. Alternatively, you may scroll through the document page by page. To search the document: Windows: Ctrl+F, Mac: +F. Version 8.0. What’s New. Efective Date: June 2020.
1. What is the status of NEM in California currently? o As of today, all existing NEM rules and policies continue to be in effect. On December 13, 2021, the CPUC issued a Proposed Decision addressing the future of NEM including implementation of a new “Net Billing Tariff.” A final decision may be decided as early as the Commission’s
NEM 1.0 monthly billing Displays your NEM billing month in relation to your 12-month NEM Relevant Period. Residential and small business customers are not required to pay current energy charges each month, but doing so will reduce the chance of a large balance due for energy charges on the 12-month true-up bill.
NEM Aggregation (NEM-A) is designed to offset energy consumption costs from multiple service accounts (meters) served by a single, renewable generating system. Applicable Energy Charges: Depending on your rate, a utility bill is comprised of service charges, demand (kW) charges, energy (kWh) charges, and standby fees.
The investor-owned utilities (IOUs), Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) and Southern California Edison (SCE) were directed to implement a two phased pilot beginning in May 2014, with funding for both phases provided by the Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC).
1 Executive Summary. 1.1 Pilot Summary for Quarter. SCE achieved several milestones in Q1 2017. SCE completed the first site in the Charge Ready Program. The deployment was located in a disadvantaged community and included six charge ports to support the customer’s new electric vehicle fleet. Additionally, SCE received
Rate Schedule TOU-GS-1-A for Small-Sized Businesses. What Is TOU-GS-1-A and Are You Eligible? Choosing the right rate is an important business decision. We’re here to help. SCE’s Rate Schedule Time-Of-Use (TOU) General Service 1 Option A (TOU-GS-1-A) serves small-sized businesses, such as small restaurants, grocery stores, and print shops,
NEM 1.0 monthly billing. • Displays your NEM billing month in relation to your 12-month NEM Relevant Period. • Residential and small business customers are not required to pay current energy charges each month, but doing so will reduce the chance of a large balance due for energy charges on the 12-month true-up bill.
BACKGROUND. Southern California Edison (SCE) frames the Transmission Maintenance and Compliance Report (TMCR) as an “annual public stakeholder process to provide additional transparency regarding transmission capital expenditures predominantly related to maintenance and regulatory compliance requirements to operate a safe and reliable ...
What is TOU-GS-1 and are you eligible? Business customers with demands of 20 kilowatts (kW) or less are eligible for Southern California Edison’s (SCE) Rate Schedule TOU-GS-1.
