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Peninsula Clean Energy Board of Directors Meeting January 24, 2019 June 23, 2016 Agenda Call to order / Roll call Public Comment Action to set the agenda and approve consent items Closed Session 1. CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL

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Peninsula Clean Energy Board of Directors Meeting

January 24, 2019 June 23, 2016

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Call to order / Roll call Public Comment Action to set the agenda and approve consent items

Agenda

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  • 1. CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL

COUNSEL—ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph (4) of subdivision (d) of Section 54956.9: (one case) Closed Session

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  • 2. RECONVENE OPEN SESSION AND

REPORT OUT OF A CLOSED SESSION Closed Session

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  • 1. Chair Report (Discussion)

Regular Agenda

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Regular Agenda

  • 2. CEO Report (Discussion)
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Personnel Update

  • Manager of Distributed

Energy Resources (DER) Strategy

– Re-posted position

  • Regulatory Analyst /

Senior Regulatory Analyst

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Green Power Community/Partnership Update

  • Thank you to all of the cities for designating your internal

staff person

  • Applications were sent to EPA for all 21 PCE jurisdictions

to receive Green Power Community status

  • Applications were sent to EPA for all ECO100 jurisdictions

to receive Green Power Partnership status *

  • Waiting on US EPA to process applications as they are

currently on furlough

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“Meet and greets” at CPUC

  • January 30:

– 11:30 am Commissioner Martha Guzman-Aceves (video) – 1:00 pm Commissioner Liane Randolph

  • February 5:

– 1:00 pm Commissioner Cliff Rechtschaffen – 2:00 pm Advisor to CPUC President Michael Picker

Board members encouraged to attend these meetings with PCE staff

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Other regulatory / legislative updates

  • Appointments to CPUC, CAISO, Wildfire

Commission

  • APD on ERRA decision
  • Rate Change – schedule change likely
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Fall 2018 EV Promotion Results!!!

Make Model Count Purchase/Lease BMW i3 3 Lease Nissan Leaf 32 Lease Nissan Leaf 25 Purchase Chevy Volt 3 Lease Chevy Volt 7 Purchase Chevy Bolt 9 Lease Chevy Bolt 39 Purchase Total: 118

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New CCA Outreach to Merced County

  • Consultant on board arranging meet and greets
  • PCE speaking at “Energize Merced” at UC Merced on Feb 9
  • Producing video on union workers’ stories in building the Wright

Solar Project near Los Banos

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REACH Codes

  • Consultant selected to work with SMC

jurisdictions on 2020 building code updates

  • Meeting held with all cities to inform them
  • f the process
  • Next step: inform City Managers and

cities sign “letter of intent”

  • REACH codes to more quickly move:
  • EV infrastructure installations
  • Building electrification
  • Will come to all of your councils for a vote
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Regular Agenda

  • 3. Citizens Advisory Committee

Report (Discussion)

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Regular Agenda

  • 4. Approve Amended Contract of

PCE Chief Executive Officer (Action)

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Regular Agenda 5. Staff Report on the Role of the Citizens Advisory Committee (Discussion)

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History of PCE CACs

  • 1. CCE Advisory Committee
  • Formed in 2015 to Study CCA option
  • Elected officials and community stakeholders
  • 2. Limited-Term Citizens Advisory Committee
  • Community stakeholders from previous group
  • Brown Act body, met March-October 2016
  • 3. Current Citizens Advisory Committee
  • Brown Act Body formed in February 2017
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Roles of Citizens Advisory Committee

  • The CAC shall act as a liaison to the community, in

furtherance of PCE’s mission.

  • The CAC may provide input on both specific PCE Board

agenda items as well as on PCE’s general policy and

  • perational objectives.
  • The CAC may engage in outreach to the community,

including encouraging ratepayers to opt up to ECO100 (PCE’s 100% renewable energy product offering) and implement other carbon reducing practices.

  • The CAC may assist with legislative advocacy.
  • The CAC shall provide a forum for community discussions
  • n a wide variety of strategies to reduce carbon emissions.
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Thank You Current CAC Members

Diane Bailey Michael Closson, Chair Janet Creech Gladwyn D’Souza Joe Fullerton Emily Leslie, Vice Chair Scott Harmon Janelle London Landis Marttila Cheryl McGovern Walter Melville Jason Mendelson James Ruigomez Desiree Thayer

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Current CAC Ad Hoc Committees

  • 1. Ad hoc committee to study, over the next 6 months, how

PCE should develop its electric vehicle charging program to be consistent with Peninsula Clean Energy’s Inclusive and Sustainable Workforce Policy. Members: James Ruigomez, Walter Melville, Joe Fullerton, and Landis Marttila.

  • 2. Ad hoc committee to provide guidance to PCE’s Director
  • f Energy Programs on how to best engage and educate

local governments about reach codes for building electrification and electric vehicle charging infrastructure

  • ver the next 12 months.

Members: Desiree Thayer, Diane Bailey, Jason Mendelson, Emily Leslie, and Gladwyn D’Souza.

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Regular Agenda

  • 6. Presentation on Energy Storage and

Batteries (Discussion)

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Regular Agenda 7. Board Members’ Reports (Discussion)

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Regular Agenda Adjourn