Roadmap and the first encourage stakeholder participation in Annual Plan, which were the development of these key planning adopted by the documents. The Commission also issued Commission in an Amended Scoping Memo and Ruling Resolution E-4871. In of Assigned Commissioner (Amended particular, CforAT has Scoping Memo) on June 20, 2017, worked to ensure that the noting the need for ongoing implementer, DDB SF, Commission oversight of activities effectively includes undertaken following the issuance of consumers with D.16-09-020. The Amended Scoping disabilities and other Memo specifically states that “the vulnerable populations in Commission requires additional its marketing efforts. flexibility to monitor EUC program results and provide any further direction In addition to that may be necessary during the participating in the implementation of the Roadmap and the development of the Annual Plans. Therefore, it is Roadmap, CforAT has reasonable to keep these proceedings been an active participant active and to expand their scope in efforts around the accordingly.” at p. 3. Id. launch and ongoing efforts of the Energy Upgrade California (EUC) campaign to increase awareness of energy issues in California. Overall, CforAT has continuously advocated for our constituency of consumers with disabilities in particular, and vulnerable Californians in general, so that they are effectively included in the Commission’s marketing, education and outreach programs, and that the programs are effectively administered, thus not wasting ratepayer funds. The Roadmap and the Verified Annual Plan:
Roadmap and the first Annual Plan, which were adopted by the Commission in Resolution E-4871. In particular, CforAT has worked to ensure that the implementer, DDB SF, effectively includes consumers with disabilities and other vulnerable populations in its marketing efforts. In addition to participating in the development of the Roadmap, CforAT has been an active participant in efforts around the launch and ongoing efforts of the Energy Upgrade California (EUC) campaign to increase awareness of energy issues in California. Overall, CforAT has continuously advocated for our constituency of consumers with disabilities in particular, and vulnerable Californians in general, so that they are effectively included in the Commission’s marketing, education and outreach programs, and that the programs are effectively administered, thus not wasting ratepayer funds. encourage stakeholder participation in the development of these key planning documents. The Commission also issued an Amended Scoping Memo and Ruling of Assigned Commissioner (Amended Scoping Memo) on June 20, 2017, noting the need for ongoing Commission oversight of activities undertaken following the issuance of D.16-09-020. The Amended Scoping Memo specifically states that “the Commission requires additional flexibility to monitor EUC program results and provide any further direction that may be necessary during the implementation of the Roadmap and the Annual Plans. Therefore, it is reasonable to keep these proceedings active and to expand their scope accordingly.” Id. at p. 3. The Roadmap and the Annual Plan: Verified