Residential Energy Storage $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 <= 10kW (preAB 1637) Residential Energy Storage $0 $0 $6,692,373 $6,495,539 $6,495,539 <= 10kW (no increase) (no increase) (AB 1637 funds) Total Funds for Residential $6,078,713 $12,771,086 $12,574,251 $12,574,251 $6,078,713 Energy Storage <= 10kW Renewable Generation $9,005,500 $9,005,500 $9,005,500 n/a n/a (preAB 1637) Renewable Generation $11,810,070 $11,462,715 $11,462,715 n/a n/a (AB 1637 funds) Total Funds for Renewable $20,815,570 $20,468,215 $20,468,215 n/a n/a Generation Step 1 not used due to timing of AB 1637 implementation The ACR asked parties how to address the possibility a decision implementing AB 1637 is issued too late for any new incentive funds to be allocated to Step 1. In such an event, Custom Power Solar, CalSEIA suggest applying Step 1 funding to Step 2 and Step 3. CESA and AMS suggest applying Step 1 funding to Step 2. SolarCity/Tesla suggest disbursing Step 1 funds evenly between Steps 2 through 5. We find that to promote administrative simplicity and fairness, in the event that a decision implementing AB 1637 is not approved by the Commission before the Step 1 incentive budget approved in D.1606055 for renewable generation projects is fully subscribed, the funds that would have been allocated
Residential Energy Storage <= 10kW (preAB 1637) $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 $6,078,713 Residential Energy Storage <= 10kW (AB 1637 funds) $0 (no increase) $6,692,373 $6,495,539 $6,495,539 $0 (no increase) Total Funds for Residential Energy Storage <= 10kW $6,078,713 $12,771,086 $12,574,251 $12,574,251 $6,078,713 Renewable Generation (preAB 1637) $9,005,500 $9,005,500 $9,005,500 n/a n/a Renewable Generation (AB 1637 funds) $11,810,070 $11,462,715 $11,462,715 n/a n/a Total Funds for Renewable Generation $20,815,570 $20,468,215 $20,468,215 n/a n/a Step 1 not used due to timing of AB 1637 implementation The ACR asked parties how to address the possibility a decision implementing AB 1637 is issued too late for any new incentive funds to be allocated to Step 1. In such an event, Custom Power Solar, CalSEIA suggest applying Step 1 funding to Step 2 and Step 3. CESA and AMS suggest applying Step 1 funding to Step 2. SolarCity/Tesla suggest disbursing Step 1 funds evenly between Steps 2 through 5. We find that to promote administrative simplicity and fairness, in the event that a decision implementing AB 1637 is not approved by the Commission before the Step 1 incentive budget approved in D.1606055 for renewable generation projects is fully subscribed, the funds that would have been allocated
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