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Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy2019–20 LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATUREAssembly Utilities and Energy Committee2019-20 Legislative SummaryChris R. Holden, ChairCommittee MembersJim Patterson, Vice ChairRebecca Bauer-KahanAutumn BurkeWendy CarrilloPhillip ChenJordan CunninghamCristina GarciaEduardo GarciaChad MayesAl MuratsuchiBill QuirkEloise ReyesMiguel SantiagoPhil TingSusan Talamantes Eggman (2019-20)StaffLaura Shybut, Chief ConsultantVanessa Nancarrow, Committee SecretaryMary McDonald, Chief Consultant (2019-20)Inez Taylor, Committee Secretary (2019)
December 31, 2020I am pleased to provide this summary report on the activities of the Assembly Committee onUtilities and Energy. This report contains summaries of the measures referred to, acted upon,or within the jurisdiction of the committee during the 2019-2020 legislative session.California has faced enormous challenges this session, as a consequence of the COVID-19pandemic and the resultant severe economic downturn. The utility sector has not been isolatedfrom these challenges, and has adapted in order to continue to provide vital service. As aresult, this Committee prioritized a limited number of measures to be heard and acted upon.The remaining bills were not heard.I would like to acknowledge and thank Vice Chair Jim Patterson and the other Members of theUtilities and Energy Committee for their service.More information on these and all other legislative measures can be found online atwww.leginfo.ca.gov. If you have questions or would like additional information about the billssummarized in this report, or if you have questions about the Assembly Committee on Utilitiesand Energy, please feel free to contact the committee staff at (916) 319-2083.Sincerely,Chris Holden, ChairAssembly Utilities and Energy CommitteeAssembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 1 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
INTRODUCTIONThis publication summarizes bills referred to the Assembly Utilities and Energy Committeeduring the 2019-20 Legislative Session. It does not include all energy related bills that wereheard in the Legislature. This summary also includes bills that were signed into law, referred tothe Senate but not enacted, and bills that were assigned to other Assembly policy committees.Each summary includes the final status of the bill in italics. Chapter numbers are included forthose bills that became law.In general, chaptered legislation will go into effect on January 1st of the following year. Billsthat contain an urgency clause (not noted in this document) took effect immediately upon theGovernor’s signature.The following abbreviations are used throughout this summary:CAISO (California Independent System Operator)CARB (California Air Resources Board)CCA (Community Choice Aggregator)CEC (California Energy Commission)CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission)DER (Distributed Energy Resource)ESP (Electric Service Provider)EV (Electric Vehicle)GHG (Greenhouse Gas)IOU (Investor-Owned Utility)LSE (Load-serving Entity)POU (Publicly-Owned Utility)PSPS (Public Safety Power Shutoff)RPS (Renewables Portfolio Standard)The Assembly Utilities and Energy Committee staff remains ready to answer any questionsregarding the content of this publication.Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyState Capitol, Room 5132Sacramento, California 95814Phone: (916) 319-2083Fax: (916) 319-2099Website: http://autl.assembly.ca.gov/Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 2 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy2019-20 Legislative SummaryTable of ContentsAdministrative .9Consumer Protection and Low Income Assistance .11CPUC Reform .12Distributed Energy Resources.13Energy Efficiency and Demand Response.14Energy Policy .15Energy Rates .19Public Safety Power Shutoffs - PSPS .19Renewable Energy .22Renewables Portfolio Standard .23Safety.25Transportation .27Water .28Wildfire and Wildfire Fund .28Bill Index. 32Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 3 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
Administrative .9AB-1293 (Levine) - Public Utilities Commission: reports. . 9AB-1503 (Burke) - Distributed energy and microgrids: policies: report. . 9AB-1513 (Holden) - Energy: energy efficiency financing: public utility contracting. . 9AB-1686 (Burke) - Energy consumption: report. . 9AB-1693 (Cervantes) - Public utilities: contracting. . 9AB-2788 (Gloria) - Public utilities: cooperation with immigration authorities. . 10AB-2945 (Holden) - Public Utilities Commission. . 10AB-3306 (Patterson) - Electricity: rates: time-variant pricing. . 10SB-255 (Bradford) - Women, minority, disabled veteran, and LGBT business enterpriseprocurement: electric service providers: energy storage system companies: community choiceaggregators. . 10SB-497 (Bradford) - State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission:chair: report to the Legislature. . 10SB-506 (Hueso) - Energy crisis litigation. . 10SB-708 (Hueso) - Electricity: Independent System Operator. . 11Consumer Protection and Low Income Assistance .11AB-1846 (Salas) - Electricity: low-income ratepayers: smart thermostat device purchases:instant rebates. . 11SB-766 (Stern) - Transportation: indirect cost recovery: wildlife crossing projects. . 11SB-1117 (Monning) - Master-meter customers: electrical or gas service. . 11SB-1403 (Hueso) - Home weatherization for low-income customers. . 11CPUC Reform .12AB-1072 (Patterson) - Public Utilities Commission: audits and reviews. . 12AB-1323 (Mark Stone) - Public utilities: information: confidentiality. . 12AB-1757 (Patterson) - Public Utilities Commission: decisions: public review and comment. . 12AB-2067 (Holden) - Public Utilities Commission: balancing accounts: reviews and audits. . 12AB-3305 (Patterson) - Public Utilities Commission: Public Advocate’s Office. . 12Distributed Energy Resources .13AB-961 (Reyes) - Energy programs and projects: nonenergy benefits. . 13AB-2582 (Carrillo) - Electricity: net energy metering. . 13AB-2789 (Kamlager) - State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission:distributed energy resources: study. . 13Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 4 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
AB-3251 (Bauer-Kahan) - Electricity: resource adequacy requirements. . 13SB-676 (Bradford) - Transportation electrification: electric vehicles: grid integration. . 14SB-774 (Stern) - Electricity: microgrids. . 14SB-1215 (Stern) - Electricity: microgrids. . 14Energy Efficiency and Demand Response .14AB-841 (Ting) - Energy: transportation electrification: energy efficiency programs: SchoolEnergy Efficiency Stimulus Program. . 14AB-2924 (Quirk) - Home energy rating service providers: data: compliance document repository. 14AB-2969 (Mayes) - Electricity: demand response: base interruptible program. . 15SB-49 (Skinner) - Energy efficiency. . 15SB-524 (Stern) - Energy efficiency programs: workforce requirements. . 15Energy Policy .15AB-7 (Chu) - Daylight saving time. . 15AB-56 (Eduardo Garcia) - California Clean Electricity Authority . 16AB-913 (Calderon) - Electrical corporations: wildfire and undercollection. . 16AB-1026 (Wood) - Electricity: interconnection rules. . 16AB-1028 (Gonzalez) - Clean Energy Job Creation Program. . 16AB-1083 (Burke) - Energy and energy infrastructure procurement requirements: CaliforniaCouncil on Science and Technology. . 16AB-1584 (Quirk) - Electricity: cost allocation. . 17AB-1657 (Eduardo Garcia) - State Energy Resources Conservation and DevelopmentCommission: Blue Ribbon Commission on Lithium Extraction in California: report. . 17AB-1799 (Friedman) - Natural gas. . 17AB-2897 (Chiu) - Electrical cooperatives and gas cooperative. . 17AB-3014 (Muratsuchi) - California Reliability Authority. . 17ACR-78 (Holden) - Public utilities: Pacific Gas and Electric Company: bankruptcy. 18SB-350 (Hill) - The Golden State Energy Act. . 18SB-457 (Hueso) - Biomethane: gas corporations. . 18SB-520 (Hertzberg) - Electrical service: provider of last resort. . 18SJR-11 (Bates) - Spent Fuel Prioritization Act of 2019. . 18Energy Rates .19AB-157 (Voepel) - Electricity: rates. . 19Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 5 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
AB-560 (Santiago) - Public utilities: unionization. . 19AB-1362 (O'Donnell) - Community choice aggregation. . 19AB-2689 (Kalra) - Electrical and gas corporations: reporting. . 19Public Safety Power Shutoffs - PSPS .19AB-1915 (Chu) - Electrical corporations: deenergization events. . 19AB-1916 (Chu) - Proclaimed state and local emergencies: proclamations, communications, andmaterials: translation. . 20AB-2033 (Wood) - Deenergization: spoilage claims. . 20AB-2179 (Levine) - Electrical corporations: wildfire mitigation plans. . 20AB-2182 (Blanca Rubio) - Emergency backup generators: water and wastewater facilities:exemption. . 20AB-2539 (Bigelow) - Electrical corporations: deenergization events: elections. . 21AB-2705 (Low) - Electricity: deenergization events. . 21SB-560 (McGuire) - Wildfire mitigation plans: deenergizing of electrical lines: notifications:mobile telephony service providers. . 21SB-801 (Glazer) - Electrical corporations: wildfire mitigation plans: deenergization: public safetyprotocol. . 21SB-862 (Dodd) - Planned power outage: public safety. . 21SB-1312 (McGuire) - Electrical corporations: undergrounding of infrastructure: deenergization. 22Renewable Energy .22AB-491 (Blanca Rubio) - Energy: hydrogen. . 22AB-801 (Levine) - Solar energy systems. . 22AB-1143 (Quirk) - Energy: Renewable Gas Building Program. . 22AB-1347 (Boerner Horvath) - Electricity: renewable energy and zero-carbon resources: stateand local government buildings. . 23AB-1690 (Flora) - Biomass electrical generation facilities: contract extension requirements. . 23AB-2940 (Quirk) - Energy: hydrogen. . 23Renewables Portfolio Standard .23AB-915 (Mayes) - California Renewables Portfolio Standards Program. 23AB-1371 (Cunningham) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: offshore windgeneration. . 24AB-1733 (Salas) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: clean energy credits. . 24Assembly Committee on Utilities and EnergyPage 6 of 362019-20 Legislative Summary
AB-1941 (Gallagher) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard: hydroelectric and nucleargeneration and suspension. . 24AB-2547 (Gonzalez) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: portfolio content:unbundled renewable energy credits. . 24AB-2898 (Cunningham) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program. . 24SB-155 (Bradford) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: integrated resourceplans. . 25SB-515 (Caballero) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: bioenergy renewablefeed-in tariff. . 25SB-702 (Hill) - California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: procurement. . 25Safety .25AB-1166 (Levine) - Public works: protection of underground infrastructure: regional notificationcenter system: electronic positive response. . 25AB-1847 (Levine) - Electrical corporations: public administrator. . 25AB-2356 (Bauer-Kahan) - Electrical corporations: failure to comply with safety standards orrequirements: enforcement. . 26SB-199 (Hill) - Public Utilities Commission: Office of the Safety Advocate. . 26SB-548 (Hill) - Electricity: transmission facilities: inspection. . 26SB-550 (Hill) - Public utilities: merger, acquisition, or control of electrical or gas corporations. . 26SB-865 (Hill) - Excavations: subsurface installations. . 26Transportation .27AB-923 (Wicks) - Bay Area Rapid Transit District: electricity procurement and delivery. . 27AB-983 (Boerner Horvath) - Transportation electrification. . 27AB-1017 (Boerner Horvath) - Railroads: at-grade pedestrian crossings: supplemental safetymeasure improvements. . 27AB-1418 (Chiu) - Transportation electrification: electric school buse
summarized in this report, or if you have questions about the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy, please feel free to contact the committee staff at (916) 319-2083. Sincerely, Chris Holden, Chair Assembly Utilities and Energy Committee Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy Page 1 of 36 2019-20 Legislative Summary
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