crediting arrangement proposed Reply brief of TURN on the Enhanced by the City. Community Renewables Proposal of The Decision agrees that SB 43 PG&E, May 9, 2014, pages 2-4 did not intend to create a separate program managed by the City of D.15-01-051, pages 74-78. Davis and rejects the proposal to apply a different rate structure to apply to projects eligible for the City of Davis reservation. 8. ENHANCED COMMUNITY RENEWABLES / PG&E PROPOSAL Verified. TURN express concerns about Opening brief of TURN on the Applications PG&E’s proposed Enhanced of PG&E and SDG&E for approval of a Community Renewables program, green tariff shared renewables program, noting that there is a weak linkage March 21, 2014, pages 26-28. between customer interest and subscription and particular local Opening brief of TURN on the Enhanced projects. TURN urged the Community Renewables Proposal of Commission to provide more time PG&E, May 5, 2014, pages 1-5 for PG&E to develop the specifics for viable program. TURN also urged the Commission to allow Reply brief of TURN on the Enhanced the structure to evolve over time Community Renewables Proposal of and to consider modifications PG&E, May 9, 2014, page 1 through an advice letter or petition to modify the final decision. The Decision agrees with TURN that PG&E’s proposal does not provide for a direct D.15-01-051, pages 60-61 link and fails to provide an adequate role for local communities. The Decision also agrees with TURN that more specifics are necessary in order to approve a program for PG&E customers. The Decision directs PG&E to submit additional details in a subsequent advice letter filing.
crediting arrangement proposed by the City. The Decision agrees that SB 43 did not intend to create a separate program managed by the City of Davis and rejects the proposal to apply a different rate structure to apply to projects eligible for the City of Davis reservation. Reply brief of TURN on the Enhanced Community Renewables Proposal of PG&E, May 9, 2014, pages 2-4 D.15-01-051, pages 74-78. 8. ENHANCED COMMUNITY RENEWABLES / PG&E PROPOSAL TURN express concerns about PG&E’s proposed Enhanced Community Renewables program, noting that there is a weak linkage between customer interest and subscription and particular local projects. TURN urged the Commission to provide more time for PG&E to develop the specifics for viable program. TURN also urged the Commission to allow the structure to evolve over time and to consider modifications through an advice letter or petition to modify the final decision. The Decision agrees with TURN that PG&E’s proposal does not provide for a direct link and fails to provide an adequate role for local communities. The Decision also agrees with TURN that more specifics are necessary in order to approve a program for PG&E customers. The Decision directs PG&E to submit additional details in a subsequent advice letter filing. Opening brief of TURN on the Applications of PG&E and SDG&E for approval of a green tariff shared renewables program, March 21, 2014, pages 26-28. Opening brief of TURN on the Enhanced Community Renewables Proposal of PG&E, May 5, 2014, pages 1-5 Reply brief of TURN on the Enhanced Community Renewables Proposal of PG&E, May 9, 2014, page 1 D.15-01-051, pages 60-61 Verified.
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