Bill (Author) |
Description |
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AB 4x (Daucher and Rod Pacheco), AB 45x (Kelley), and AB 96x (B. Campbell) |
Provides tax credit for generators. |
AB 9x (Richman) |
Requires local governments to identify sites for power plants. |
AB 27x (Koretz and Horton), SB 1x (Soto), and SB 16x (Soto) |
Provides tax credit for purchasing power generation equipment. |
AB 28x (Daucher) |
Relaxes air pollution controls on alternative liquid fuel generation. |
AB 33x (Robert Pacheco) |
Provides grants for renewable energy to supply public education facilities. |
AB 37x (Frommer, Wiggins, Alquist, Migden, Keeley, Thomson, and Calderon) |
Provides rebates for distributed generation technologies. |
AB 38x (Jackson, Aroner, Pavley, and Keeley) |
Underwrites loans to build power plants. |
AB 59x (Robert Pacheco) and AB 97x (Canciamilla) |
Relaxes air pollution standards during emergencies and creates an air credit bank. |
AB 60x (Hertzberg) |
Requires new power plants to sell at cost-based prices and requires maintenance schedules. |
AB 68x (Firebaugh) |
Grants priority siting for power plants that enter into long-term contracts. |
AB 69x (La Suer) |
Requires municipal utilities to sell at cost based prices in the state. |
AB 71x (La Suer) |
Provides low-interest loans to repower existing power plants and construct Apeaker@ projects. |
AB 72x (La Suer) |
Provides for the lease of state lands for electric generation and requires the power generated to remain in the state. |
AB 75x (Calderon), AB 83x (Keeley and Pescetti), AB 98x (Calderon), AB 108x (Simitian), and SB 54x (Haynes) |
Waives stand-by charges for qualified facilities. |
AB 76x (Leslie) and SB 59x (Battin) |
Accelerates specific power generation projects. |
AB 81x (Zettel) |
Expedites construction and operation of power plants on prison property. |
AB 87x (B. Campbell) |
Encourages large energy consumers to generate their own power. |
AB 88x (B. Campbell) |
Assures access to the grid for small generators. |
AB 100x (Mountjoy), SB 38x (Oller), and SB 55x (McClintock) |
Exempts back-up generators from air pollution controls during emergencies. |
SB 15x (Alarcon) |
Provides low-interest loans for public utilities with alternative energy generation sources in long-term contracts. |
SB 21x (Machado) |
Lifts market rates for usage beyond baseline and requires demand-metered customers to shift usage to off-peak times. |
SB 29x (Soto) |
Provides grants for projects using methane gas to produce electricity. |
SB 35x (Morrow, Alpert) |
Promotes distributed generation electricity sources. |
SB 39x (Speier) |
Prevents market power and physical withholding of power from any divested power plant. |
SB 47x (Battin) |
Requires qualifying facility contracts to vary with natural gas prices. |
SB 64x (Costa) |
Extends biomass grant program to existing out-of-service plants. |
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AB 8x (Migden, Diaz, and Oropeza) |
Requires coordinated schedule of transmission and generation outages. |
AB 16x (Oropeza, Diaz) |
Requires maintenance during off-peak energy use periods. |
AB 70x (La Suer) |
Allows only one generating facility at a time to schedule maintenance. |
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AB14x (Havice) |
Authorizes schools to opt out of interruptible contracts and participate in ISO demand reduction programs. |
AB 31x (Wright), AB 52x (John Campbell), AB 77x (Robert Pacheco), SB 25x (Knight), and SB 60x (Perata) |
Amends and extends interruptible contracts to provide more flexibility to customers. |
AB 51x (Daucher) |
Provides tax credit on the purchase of a generator if the business enters into an interruptible contract. |
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AB 15x (Rod Pacheco), AB 84x (B. Campbell), and AB 90x (B. Campbell) |
Provides tax credit for electricity conservation. |
AB 19x (Briggs) |
Provides tax credit for diesel fuel used in farming activities reducing the use of electric equipment. |
AB 22x (Koretz) |
Requires all state occupied buildings to shutdown during emergencies. |
AB 29x (Kehoe, Shelley) |
Provides funds to install real-time meters, provides grants for energy efficient appliances and to retrofit refrigeration units. |
AB 32x (Nation, Aroner) |
Installs real-time meters and establishes new rate structure. |
AB 40x (Steinberg, Oropeza, and Keeley) and SB 42x (Speier) |
Provides grants to local entities to fund energy efficiency and conservation projects. |
AB 41x (Lowenthal, Nakano) |
Provides energy conservation loans to shopping centers. |
AB 42x (Cedillo, Correa, and Keeley) |
Establishes mobile energy efficiency brigade. |
AB 43x (Kehoe, Keeley, Pescetti, and Jackson) and SB 51x (Polanco) |
Provides no-interest loans and grants to school districts for energy conservation and efficiency projects. |
AB 44x (Cohn) |
Provides funds to install demand responsive technologies and energy-efficiency retrofits. |
AB 53x (Reyes) |
Provides loan guarantees to businesses installing renewable energy systems. |
AB 56x (Leslie) |
Considers energy usage when evaluating state facility decisions. |
AB 58x (Cox), AB 79x (Nakano), AB 86x (B. Campbell), AB 95x (B. Campbell), and SB 17x (Brulte) |
Provides tax credit for installation of solar energy systems. |
AB 64x (Strom-Martin) |
Identifies state buildings to build cogeneration facilities. |
AB 66x (Correa) and AB 67x (McLeod) |
Weatherizes low-income homes. |
AB 93x (B. Campbell) |
Implements building standards requiring solar water heating. |
AB 102x (Wayne) |
Provides tax credit for purchasing energy efficient heating and cooling systems. |
AB 103x (Keeley) |
Establishes plan to allow community colleges to achieve energy independence. |
SB 5x (Sher, Alarcon, Bowen, Burton) |
Implements various energy conservation projects. |
SB 6x (Burton and Bowen) |
Develops new agency to issue revenue bonds and finance a variety of energy conservation projects. |
SB 37x (Brulte) |
Monitors building energy efficiency standards and develops new standards that address peak-load energy consumption. |
SB 52x (Chesbro) |
Implements incentives to install thermal energy storage technologies in commercial buildings. |
SB 53x (Margett) |
Installs real-time meters to bill large electricity consumers. |
SB 63x (Perata) |
Provides rebates to consumers that lower their energy usage. |
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AB 20x (Zettel) |
Expedites permitting process and reasonableness review of long-term contracts. |
AB 23x (Canciamilla), AB 49x (B. Campbell), AB 62x (Cohn), and SB 30x (Brulte) |
Provides financial incentives for communities to approve siting of power plants in their jurisdiction. |
AB 34x (La Suer) |
Expedites local government approval of power plants and environmental reviews. |
AB 36x (Wright) and AB 92x (B. Campbell) |
Shortens permitting process for repowering existing plants. |
AB 39x (Cardoza and Salinas) |
Increases the power plant size that requires a permit through the Energy Commission. |
AB 55x (Rod Pacheco, Cogdill, Daucher, Zettel) |
Exempts repowering of existing power plants from environmental review. |
AB 94x (B. Campbell) |
Exempts qualified Aclean@ power plants from environmental impact assessments. |
AB 106x (Frommer) |
Waives requirement that emission credits be secured prior to certification of a power plant site. |
SB 28x (Sher) |
Expedites siting of power plants. |
SB 34x (Knight) |
Expedites review of any proposal to site a power plant on an active or closed military facility. |
SB 50x (Polanco) |
Relaxes air emission rules and the certification processes for Aultra-clean@ thermal power plants. |
SB 56x (Battin) |
Expedites siting procedure for converting a simple-cycle power plant to a combined-cycle power plant. |
SB 57x (Battin) |
Expedites decision on applications for all thermal power plants put into service before August 1, 2002. |
SB 58x (Battin) |
Deletes requirement to demonstrate to the air pollution control districts that the new generation produces fewer air emissions. |
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AB 65x (Wyman) |
Exempts any project involving the transmission path known as APath 15@ from environmental assessment reviews. |
SB 33x (Burton and Sher) |
Establishes California Transmission Authority to issue revenue bonds to purchase transmission grid for agreed-upon price. |
SB 40x (Speier) |
Requires feasibility study to construct transmission lines parallel to Path 15. |