Energy: electrical and gas corporations: general rate cases.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill requires electrical and gas corporations in California to provide the Public Utilities Commission with detailed information as part of their general rate cases. Specifically, it mandates reporting on authorized and actual rates of return and equity over the past 10 years, as well as data on distribution capacity projects and any changes to those projects since the last rate case. The bill also aims to clarify that no reimbursement is required under the California Constitution for costs incurred by local agencies or school districts due to the bill’s provisions.
Key provisions
- Utilities must report authorized and actual rates of return and return on equity for the past 10 years.
- Utilities must provide data on distribution capacity projects, including forecasts and actual completion.
- Utilities must detail changes to distribution capacity projects since the prior rate case.
- Utilities must report on capital costs exceeding previous authorizations.
- The bill requires reporting on labor and non-labor costs, and capital and expenses for work categories.
- Utilities must provide the number of units installed, repaired, or replaced during the past 10 years for asset repairs.
Who is affected
- Electrical Corporations
- Gas Corporations
- Public Utilities Commission
- Local Agencies
- School Districts
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