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CPUC Program Options to Reduce Air Pollution in AB 617 Environmental and Social Justice Communities Scott Ammon Master of Public Policy Candidate, UC Berkeley Intern, Office of Commissioner Martha Guzman Aceves August 16, 2019 1 Back


  1. CPUC Program Options to Reduce Air Pollution in AB 617 Environmental and Social Justice Communities Scott Ammon Master of Public Policy Candidate, UC Berkeley Intern, Office of Commissioner Martha Guzman Aceves August 16, 2019 1

  2. Back ckground AB 617 (2017) • Community Air Protection Program Air Monitoring Plans • Emissions Reduction Programs • Role for CPUC Programs • SB 350, Clean Energy and Pollution Reduction Act (2015) • Environmental and Social Justice Action Plan (2019) 2

  3. Scope o e of Repo eport • Typology of Key Emissions Sources • Description of Inaugural Communities AB 617 Communities • Richmond • Shafter • West Oakland • South Central Fresno • East Los Angeles, Boyle • Calexico, El Centro, Heber Heights, West Commerce South Sacramento-Florin • San Bernardino and Muscoy Portside • • • Wilmington, West Long Beach, and Carson • Identification of Relevant CPUC Programs 3

  4. Key E y Emission S Source Typ ypes Residential Oil & Gas Industry Waste Ports Road Transportation Rail Transportation Agriculture Military 4

  5. CP CPUC UC Cur Curren ent P Programs Clean Energy Deployment Zero-Emission Vehicle Deployment Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing Plug-in Electric Vehicle Time-of-Use (PEV • • (SOMAH) TOU) Rates • DAC-Single Family Solar Homes (DAC- • Low-Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) PEV SASH) Rebates • DAC-Green Tariff (DAC-GT) • SDG&E Champions for Clean Air Green Tariffs Shared Renewables (GTSR) Infrastructure Pilot Programs at Schools • • in DACs and State Parks and Beaches • Community Solar Green Tariff (CSGT) California Solar Initiative Thermal (CSI-T) • Energy Efficiency • Net Energy Metering Fuel Cell (NEMFC) • Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) Self-Generation Incentive Program • • Utility Energy Efficiency Programs (SGIP) • Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) 5

  6. Program I Identification Ex Example: West Oakland Key Pollution Sources Targeted Clean Energy Deployment • Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) • DAC-Single Family Solar Homes (DAC-SASH) • DAC-Green Tariff (DAC-GT) • Green Tariff Shared Renewables (GTSR) in DACs • Community Solar Green Tariff (CSGT) • California Solar Initiative Thermal (CSI-T) • Net Energy Metering Fuel Cell (NEMFC) • Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) • Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) Zero-Emission Vehicle Deployment • Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV) Time-of-Use Rates • Low-Carbon Fuel Standard PEV Rebates • Infrastructure Pilot Programs at Schools and State Parks and Beaches Energy Efficiency • Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) • Utility Energy Efficiency Programs 6

  7. CPUC CP UC Former & & Fut utur ure P e Pilots & & Programs Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV) Clean Energy Deployment • Submetering Pilot • San Joaquin Valley (SJV) Proceeding PG&E and SCE Demand Response Pilots • Phase III • Department of Defense Vehicle-to-Grid SB 1477 Building Decarbonization Pilots • (V2G) Pilot Building Initiative for Low-Emissions • Development (BUILD) Demand Response • Technology and Equipment for Clean Heating (TECH) • Disadvantaged Communities Demand Response (DAC-DR) Pilot Zero-Emission Vehicle Deployment SB 350 Transportation Electrification • Agriculture Programs Projects • Dairy Biomethane Pilot Program • EV Infrastructure Pilot Programs Agricultural Internal Combustion Engine • • EV Charge Network (PG&E) Conversion Incentive (AG-ICE) Charge Ready (SCE) • Power Your Drive (SDG&E) • 7

  8. Concl clusions Regional Air Districts Report as a resource for air district/steering committee representatives • Future local analysis needed to evaluate the merits of each program • Measures needed to reduce Rail Transportation emissions • California Air Resources Board • Updated guidance to air districts for more standardized emissions source identification California Public Utilities Commission • Reinstatement of former programs and expansion of current and future programs to target AB 617 community needs • E.g. expansion of TE programs to target rail emissions • Regular communication with CARB and outreach to air districts 8

  9. Nex ext S Steps Feedback DACAG- subcommittee? • CPUC Energy Division • CARB • Dissemination • CPUC Internal • CARB • Air Districts • Community Steering Committees • Other venues? 9

  10. Question ons? Scott Ammon scott.ammon@cpuc.ca.gov

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