customers. SBUA therefore of the producing “data concerning recommended that the utilities current and future TE market”). analyze and collect additional Final Decision, p. 95 (referencing reporting data to optimize the PRP reporting templates at lessons learned from the PRPs www.cpuc.ca.gov/sb350te, which and maximize the SB 350 goal of templates now include metrics for accelerating widespread TE business across customer classes. “small participation”); Order, Paragraph 35, p. 116 advocacy also included (utilities the current SBUA’s “must utilize engaging with the data gathering template available Commission’s Energy Division to provide input on the Commissions’ website on creating and formatting the (http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/sb350te/) qualitative and quantitative data under the “reporting templates on the current TE of this requirements” section market to inform the utilities on page.”). the small commercial customer participation. In the Final References to Claimant’s Decision, the Commission Presentations: directed Energy Division staff (see pp. 95-96) to develop final SBUA Opening Brief, pp. 5-6, 11, reporting templates “in 13 (advocating for additional consultation with the utilities and studies, information, and reporting the PACs.” on for all customers, including small business and their adoption D.18-01-024 includes language levels of EVs), 14. that emphasizes the importance of gathering data to evaluate SBUA Comments on PD, pp. 7-9, current gaps in information and (final reporting templates should to measure widespread EV include metrics on small business adoption, including with final participation and satisfaction). report templates that include metrics on small businesses. SBUA Reply Comments on PD, pp. 1-4 (advocating for enhanced metrics on the final reporting templates to avoid inadvertently excluding small business participation, and supporting similar recommendations from ChargePoint, East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice, Sierra Club, and Union of Concerned Scientists). Attachment 1, Hourly Records of
customers. SBUA therefore recommended that the utilities analyze and collect additional reporting data to optimize the lessons learned from the PRPs and maximize the SB 350 goal of accelerating widespread TE across customer classes. SBUA’s advocacy also included engaging with the Commission’s Energy Division to provide input on creating and formatting the qualitative and quantitative data templates on the current TE market to inform the utilities on the small commercial customer participation. In the Final Decision, the Commission directed Energy Division staff (see pp. 95-96) to develop final reporting templates “in consultation with the utilities and the PACs.” D.18-01-024 includes language that emphasizes the importance of gathering data to evaluate current gaps in information and to measure widespread EV adoption, including with final report templates that include metrics on small businesses. of producing “data concerning the current and future TE market”). Final Decision, p. 95 (referencing PRP reporting templates at www.cpuc.ca.gov/sb350te, which templates now include metrics for “small business participation”); Order, Paragraph 35, p. 116 (utilities “must utilize the current data gathering template available on the Commissions’ website (http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/sb350te/) under the “reporting requirements” section of this page.”). References to Claimant’s Presentations: SBUA Opening Brief, pp. 5-6, 11, 13 (advocating for additional studies, information, and reporting on for all customers, including small business and their adoption levels of EVs), 14. SBUA Comments on PD, pp. 7-9, (final reporting templates should include metrics on small business participation and satisfaction). SBUA Reply Comments on PD, pp. 1-4 (advocating for enhanced metrics on the final reporting templates to avoid inadvertently excluding small business participation, and supporting similar recommendations from ChargePoint, East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice, Sierra Club, and Union of Concerned Scientists). Attachment 1, Hourly Records of
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