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California Solar Policies and Programs

The California Solar Initiative and Renewable Portfolio Standard 加州太阳能计划 再生能源组合标准. Judith Ikl é 朱迪爱克尔 Branch/Program Manager 能源部再生能源组总管 California Public Utilities Commission US-China Green Energy Council Delegation Meeting 加州公共事业委员会 - 中美绿色能源理事会代表团会议 CPUC; May 5, 2009.

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California Solar Policies and Programs

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  1. The California Solar Initiative and Renewable Portfolio Standard 加州太阳能计划 再生能源组合标准 Judith Iklé 朱迪爱克尔 Branch/Program Manager 能源部再生能源组总管 California Public Utilities Commission US-China Green Energy Council Delegation Meeting 加州公共事业委员会-中美绿色能源理事会代表团会议 CPUC; May 5, 2009 California Solar Policies and Programs

  2. California Renewable Portfolio Standard加州再生能源组合标准 (RPS) • Technology Neutral -技术中立 • Goal of 20% by 2010 - 2010年目标达到20% • Governor’s Goal of 33% by 2020– 州长2020年33%目标 • Approved Solar Projects in RPS: 再生能源组合标准案所批准的太阳能计划: • 6 solar thermal projects approved for ~1,600 MW 6个太阳热能项目  • additional 2 projects for 2200 MW pending approval – 2个2.2千兆瓦待审批的计划 • 7 solar PV projects approved for ~815 MW 七个815兆瓦光伏板计划

  3. 三大电力公司再生能源组合的实况和预测 生物质能 沼气 地热 小型水力 太阳能 风力 再生能源组合:风力 太阳能 小型水力 地热 沼气 生物质能

  4. 三大电力公司再生能源组合投标 生物质能 地热 太阳能 风力 再生能源组合:风力 太阳能 小型水力 地热 沼气 生物质能

  5. California Solar Initiative 加州太阳能计划 Goals – 目标 • 3,000 MW of new customer-owned distributed solar • Self-sustaining solar industry free from ratepayer funded incentives Budget – 预算 • $3.3 billion budget (2007-2016) • Split between CA investor-owned utilities (IOUs) – 给与加州各公共事业公司 Long-term policy framework –长远政策架构 • Uniform incentive eligibility guidelines statewide – 全州统一奖励资格准则 • Provides incentives that encourage solar performance – 给高性能的太阳能提供奖励 • Incentives decline based on program demand奖励金额会随需求提高而降低 • Funds customer-side PV and other solar Other Program Components – 其他计划 • Single-Family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) • Multifamily Affordable Solar Homes (MASH) • Research & Development Program • Solar Hot Water Pilot program 太阳能热水实验计划 Photo: Don Schramm, P-H-D EnterprisesStadt, 7.74kw STC, May 06, 2008, Stevenson Ranch

  6. Go Solar California by Program Component, 2007-2016 -加州太阳能计划组成部分 6

  7. CPUC CSI Budget 2007-2016 加州太阳能计划预算 • 3 CPUC Program Administrators 三个计划管理人 • Pacific Gas & Electric 太平阳煤电公司 • Southern California Edison 南加州爱迪生公司 • California Center for Sustainable Energy(CCSE) [In SDG&E territory] 加州可持续能源中心 • CPUC 1,940 MW Goal- 委员会1.9千兆瓦目标 • 1,750 MW from general market program- 1.75千兆瓦总体市场计划 • 190 MW for SASH and MASH- 1.9百兆瓦克负担房屋 7

  8. Incentives decline as demand grows:CPUC part of program has a goal of 1,750 MW 奖励金额随需求提高而降低 委员会计划的目标是1.75千兆瓦 PBI:根据表现奖励,分5年付 EPBB: 预期表现奖励,先付

  9. Current Incentive Levels in CA - May 2009 Incentive Levels奖励金额 • Residential - 住宅 • PG&E: $1.55/watt • SCE: $2.20/watt • CCSE: $1.90/watt • Commercial - 商业 • PG&E: $1.10/watt • SCE/CCSE: $1.55/watt • Non-Profit/Govt -非牟利或政府 • PG&E: $1.85/watt • SCE/CCSE: $2.30/watt

  10. California Solar Initiative – Progress to Date California Installed a Record 78 MW in Q1 加州第一季度装设达到78兆瓦 • Total CSI installs in Q1 2009: 78 MW at 3,600 sites • Total CSI installs since 2007: 211MW at 15,000 sites • Combined total solar installs statewide: Over 500 MW • New applications in Q1 2009: 52 MW (broke a record) Staff Progress Report available at: www.GoSolarCalifornia.ca.gov

  11. California Solar Initiative – Progress to Date (cont.)

  12. CSI Applications By IOU Territory Source: www.californiasolarstatistics.ca.gov., April 1, 2009

  13. CSI Installs by Month (MW) Source: www.californiasolarstatistics.ca.gov., April 1, 2009

  14. CSI Applications by Month (MW) Source: www.californiasolarstatistics.ca.gov., April 1, 2009

  15. CSI Progress Towards 1,750 MW Goal Source: www.californiasolarstatistics.ca.gov., April 1, 2009

  16. California Solar Statistics website • Provides CSI Program data, including: • Number of CSI Projects • MW received and installed in the program • CSI MW progress towards its goals • Program data is updated weekly www.CaliforniaSolarStatistics.ca.gov

  17. California Solar Statistics website (cont.) • The website is interactive: • Users can filter data by data type or utility territory • Data can be viewed in chart or table format • Data can be exported into Excel • Users can perform customized searches on California Solar Statistics www.CaliforniaSolarStatistics.ca.gov

  18. Single-Family Affordable Homes (SASH) Program • November 2007: the SASH Program was adopted by the CPUC • SASH offers up-front incentives which highly or fully subsidize solar PV systems on low-income, single-family homes • Incentives that partially-subsidize the PV system range from $4.75 to $7.00 per watt depending on tax-liability and eligibility for the California Alternative Rates for Energy (CARE) Program • Households whose income is 50% of Area Median Income or below are eligible for fully-subsidized 1kW PV systems • GRID Alternatives was selected as Program Manager to administer the program in all three IOU territories

  19. Multifamily Affordable Solar Housing (MASH) Program • October 2008: the MASH Program was adopted by the CPUC • MASH Program Administrators • PG&E • SCE • The California Center for Sustainable Energy (CCSE) in SDG&E territory • MASH offers two incentive tracks • Track 1 provides incentives of up-front incentives • $3.30/watt for common areas • $4.00/watt for tenant areas • Track 2 will provide higher incentives through a competitive RFP process • Virtual Net Metering (VNM) • Will allow building owners to install a single-solar system for common and tenant areas and apply utility bill credits to building owner and tenants • VNM helps solve the issue of how tenants receive financial benefits from solar, but does not solve the question of how owners recoup the cost of the system

  20. Additional Information • CPUC website: www.cpuc.ca.gov • Go Solar California website: www.GoSolarCalifornia.ca.gov • California Solar Statistics: www.californiasolarstatistics.ca.gov

  21. Questions?

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