Pacific Energy Policy Center
4539 Lee Avenue
La Mesa, CA 91941
December 28, 2005
Docket Office
California Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 2001
San Francisco, CA 94102
RE: Rulemaking 04-03-017
Dear Docket Clerk:
Enclosed for filing in the above-entitled matter are the original and seven copies of the:
“Pacific Energy Policy Center Comments on the December 13, 2005 draft
“INTERIM ORDER ADOPTING POLICIES AND FUNDING FOR THE
CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE” AND “REVISED JOINT STAFF
PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT A CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE”
Please return a date stamped copy of the cover sheet of the first copy of comments in the
enclosed envelope.
Sincerely,
Don Wood, Senior Policy Advisor
619-463-9035
dwood8@cox.net
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
Order Instituting Rulemaking Regarding Policies,
Procedures and Incentives for Distributed Generation and Rulemaking 04-03-017
Distributed Energy Resources. (Filed March 16, 2004)
PACIFIC ENERGY POLICY CENTER COMMENTS ON 12/13/05 DRAFT
“INTERIM ORDER ADOPTING POLICIES AND
FUNDING FOR THE CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE” AND “REVISED
JOINT STAFF PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT A CALIFORNIA SOLAR
INITIATIVE”
December 28, 2005
Don Wood, Senior Policy Advisor
Pacific Energy Policy Center
4539 Lee Avenue
La Mesa, CA 91941
619-463-9035
dwood8@cox.net
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
Order Instituting Rulemaking Regarding Policies,
2
Procedures and Incentives for Distributed Generation and Rulemaking 04-03-017
Distributed Energy Resources. (Filed March 16, 2004)
PACIFIC ENERGY POLICY CENTER (PEPC) COMMENTS
ON THE 12/13/05 DRAFT “INTERIM ORDER ADOPTING POLICIES
AND FUNDING FOR THE CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE”AND
“REVISED JOINT STAFF PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT A CALIFORNIA
SOLAR INITIATIVE”
BACKGROUND
On December 13, 2005 the California Public Utilities Commission
(CPUC) issued a Notice of Availability (NOA) and a draft decision (DD) in
this proceeding, addressing 2006 funding of its proposed California Solar
Initiative (CSI). Attachment A of that NOA and DD, titled “Revised Joint
Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative” outlined plans,
policies and funding levels for the CSI beyond 2006. The proposal
recommends that the Commission direct the major California investor
owned utilities (IOUs) to provide up to $2.9 billion in incentives for installing
new solar energy projects on the homes and business of energy
customers throughout the state.
The Revised Joint Staff Report (Staff Report), calls for the CPUC to
“Provide for a set-aside of 10% of the total annual program funds for low-
income customers and developers of affordable housing; staff will also
further explore in 2006 offering a higher incentive level to low-income
projects”1.
1
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 2
3
The Staff Report also recommends that the Commission “Require an
energy efficiency audit in existing buildings as a condition of receiving CSI
incentives;”2.
In addition, the Staff Report calls for the CPUC to “Select or develop
a third-party nonprofit entity to administer the residential retrofit
component” and “Explore low-cost financing options” and ensure that all
program elements are in place by January 1, 20073.
The Staff Report also recommends that the new CSI be coordinated
with existing energy program marketing efforts, such as “low-income and
energy efficiency marketing”, contracting with third parties as necessary for
services4. The report notes that “We recommend that the residential
portion be administered by a non-profit third party entity beginning in
2007”5, noting that a fairly extensive proposal for comments, public
workshops and an RFP process would need to be developed and
implemented in 2006 to make this happen.
The Staff report notes that “Existing low-income housing projects
would be eligible for this program, and would be offered a 25% higher
rebate level. An additional component to assist with low-income financing
may be developed after the initial program rollout.”6
The report notes that “At least 10% of total program funds would be
set aside for projects installed by existing low income residential customers
and affordable housing projects. If the funds are not encumbered by
November 1 of each program year, the funds would be made available to
commercial and residential retrofit projects”7
2
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 3
3
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 5
4
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 6
5
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 6
6
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 7
7
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 7
4
The Staff Report suggests that the new program would subsidize
rooftop photovoltaic (PV) electricity generation systems solar thermal hot
water heating systems.8
The report suggests that “Utility customers taking services on the
California Alternative Rates for Energy (CARE) should be exempted from
the costs of this program as a matter of equity, especially since CARE
customers are the least likely to be beneficiaries of the incentives”9.
DISCUSSION
The Pacific Energy Policy Center (PEPC) supports the idea of the
Commission developing and implementing a statewide CSI, and supports
a set aside of 10% of total program funds to ensure that low income
California energy customers share in the benefits of this new program.
PEPC also believes that unless the initial Staff Report plan is
refined before the proposed 2007 program start up, it is likely that CARE
customers and customers participating in the IOUs Low Income Energy
Efficiency (LIEE) programs are unlikely to benefit from this new program.
Instead of spending enormous resources trying to fund and develop
a new third party statewide CSI program administrator to serve low-income
energy customers, PEPC recommends that the Commission explore
implementing the low-income element of the CSI through the IOUs existing
LIEE program. The LIEE program already operates using an existing
statewide network local non-profit agency service providers and for profit
weatherization contractors.
Many of the local nonprofit community agencies already participating
in the LIEE program build and operate local low-income housing projects.
Some of the existing LIEE program service provider agencies already have
8
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 9
9
Revised Joint Staff Proposal to Implement a California Solar Initiative, Pg. 9
5
experience installing rooftop solar thermal hot water systems through their
participation in local solar programs funded by the California Energy
Extension Service in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Local LIEE program service providers already install all feasible
program energy efficiency measures in income eligible customer homes10.
This typically includes installing attic insulation, caulking and
weatherstripping, installing hot water heater blankets, faucet aerators and
low flow showerheads, replacing broken windows and repairing or
replacing defective or inefficient furnaces, air conditioners, and leaky or
broken hot water heaters. If one goal of the proposed CSI effort is to make
sure that existing homes are energy efficient before having solar systems
installed, it seems reasonable to install solar PV and hot water systems on
homes that have already been weatherized under the IOUs LIEE
programs.
The Commission could save a lot of time and program start up
complexity by simply ordering the IOUs to allocate the proposed 10% set
aside of CSI program funds to their LIEE programs, and adding rooftop PV
and hot water systems as new program measures to be installed by the
existing network of LIEE service providers.
LIEE service providers already are required to hold General (Class
B) Contractors Licenses, plus electrical and HVAC contractor specialty
licenses needed to do the kind of installation work envisioned by the Staff
Report. LIEE program measure installation crews are already extensively
trained based on CPUC adopted statewide program measure installation
standards, policy and procedures manuals developed in close
collaboration with the joint utilities, CPUC and California Energy
Commission staff.
10
The Staff Report does not identify what income standards that low-income CSI customers would have to
meet. The Commission’s existing LIEE programs provide free weatherization and appliance repair and
replacement services to customers with incomes at or below 200% of federal income poverty guidelines.
6
Compared to the time and cost associated with creating a new
statewide third party CSI administrator focusing on services to traditionally
hard to reach low income customers, It would be far easier and cheaper to
train existing LIEE program crews to install rooftop solar PV and solar hot
water systems as part of their treatment of income eligible LIEE program
customer homes.
Providing no-cost solar systems to low income customers as part of
the IOUs LIEE programs is probably the most effective way the
Commission could ensure that poor and elderly Californian’s benefit by
participating in the California Solar Initiative. Given their lack of resources,
any other approach is far more likely to fail to serve low-income energy
customers.
Over the last 24 years, California utility ratepayer funded low-income
weatherization programs have trained and employed thousands of young
people raised in California’s low-income communities. The programs have
provided these young people a chance to progress from crew staff
positions to crew foreman, and into local LIEE program management
positions. Many former LIEE employees have enrolled in carpenters union
apprentice classes, and become journeyman carpenters. Some have taken
jobs with the state, and others help manage IOU energy efficiency
programs. During this time, the LIEE programs have provided an effective
avenue for youngsters to move out of poverty into the economic middle
class. These ancillary benefits are on top of the energy and bill savings
provided to LIEE program customers.
By adding solar PV and hot water system installation to the standard
LIEE program measure mix, the Commission would be affording LIEE
employees with new skills they would be able to use to support what we all
hope will become a growing California solar industry.
7
CONCLUSION
The Commission should order the IOUs to allocate 10% of their total
CSI annual program funding to their existing LIEE programs. The
statewide LIEE program measure installation standards, policies and
procedures manuals should be updated to cover installation of rooftop PV
and hot water heaters, beginning in January of 2007.
December 28, 2005
Don Wood, Senior Policy Advisor
Pacific Energy Policy Center
619-463-9035
dwood8@cox.net
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify, pursuant to the Commission’s Rules of Practices and
Procedure, that I have this day served a true copy of the
“PACIFIC ENERGY POLICY CENTER (PEPC) COMMENTS
ON THE 12/13/05 DRAFT “INTERIM ORDER ADOPTING POLICIES AND
FUNDING FOR THE CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE”AND “REVISED
JOINT STAFF PROPOSAL TO IMPLEMENT A CALIFORNIA SOLAR
INITIATIVE”:
[X] By first class U.S. mail, postage prepaid, to the Administrative Law
Judges assigned to this proceeding, and to the Assigned Commissioner.
AND
[X] By serving the enclosed via email transmission to each of the parties
listed on the official service list in this proceeding.
Dated at La Mesa, California this 28th day of December, 2005
______________________
Don Wood
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CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
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Proceeding: R0403017 - CPUC - PG&E, SDG&E,
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