Energy: Equitable Building Decarbonization Program: Low-Income Oversight Board: membership.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill amends California law to strengthen the Equitable Building Decarbonization Program by requiring the Energy Commission to notify applicants about potential eligibility for building energy efficiency and decarbonization incentives offered by the Public Utilities Commission. It also adds a member to the Low-Income Oversight Board, selected by the Energy Commission’s Executive Director, to advise the Public Utilities Commission on low-income customer issues. The bill aims to expand access to these incentives for low-income households.
Key provisions
- Requires the Energy Commission to notify applicants of potential PUC incentive eligibility.
- Adds a member to the Low-Income Oversight Board, appointed by the Energy Commission’s Executive Director.
- Amends the Public Resources Code to clarify the scope of the Equitable Building Decarbonization Program.
- Amends the Public Utilities Code to establish the Low-Income Oversight Board and its responsibilities.
- Specifies the composition of the Low-Income Oversight Board, including representatives from various sectors.
- Establishes a mechanism for the Low-Income Oversight Board to advise the commission on low-income customer issues.
- Requires the commission to work with the board to increase participation in programs for low-income customers.
- Addresses reimbursement for board members' expenses.
Who is affected
- Low-income households
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