Electrical corporations: electric vehicle charging stations: multifamily housing properties.
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Overview
This bill requires California’s electrical corporations to install a significant number of electric vehicle charging stations at multifamily housing properties throughout the state. Specifically, it mandates that corporations triple the existing number of charging stations by December 31, 2037, and directs the Public Utilities Commission to establish targets for this deployment. The bill also requires the commission to ensure these targets reduce costs for all ratepayers and to track the costs associated with these installations, recovering them through rate adjustments where possible. It deletes a previous provision allowing the commission to revise its policy regarding EV charging infrastructure deployment.
Key provisions
- Requires electrical corporations to install at least triple the current number of EV charging stations at multifamily housing by 2037.
- Directs the Public Utilities Commission to establish targets for EV charging station deployment.
- Requires the commission to ensure that targets reduce costs for all ratepayers.
- Mandates annual progress reports and maps identifying proposed charging station locations.
- Allows for recovery of costs through rate adjustments, prioritizing non-ratepayer funding.
- Requires electricians installing charging stations to have Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program certification.
- Eliminates the commission’s authority to revise its EV charging policy after a general rate case.
- Defines key terms related to EV charging and multifamily housing.
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