2009 Legislative Session

AB 51 (Blakeslee)
Requires the investor-owned utilities that run California’s over $2 billion Energy Efficiency programs to spend a minimum of 90% of program funds on implementation, not on “administrative, marketing, and outreach.”
AB 64 (Krekorian)
Accelerates the Renewable Portfolio Standard to 33% by 2020
AB 1316 (Ma)
Expands the responsibilities of the Low-Income Oversight Board.
AB 413 (Fuentes)
Modifies the residential rate protections established by AB 1X (Keeley and Migden, Statutes of 2001) during the energy crisis.
SB 14 (Simitian)
Accelerates the Renewable Portfolio Standard to 33% by 2020
SB 695 (Kehoe)
Modifies the residential rate protections established by AB 1X (Keeley and Migden, Statutes of 2001) during the energy crisis.
SB 805 (Wright)
Accelerates the Renewable Portfolio Standard to 33% by 2020.
SB 806 (Wiggins)
Establishes specified guidelines if the CPUC awards incentive payments to the investor-owned electric and gas utilities for running California’s over $2 billion Energy Efficiency Programs, and limits the IOU’s “administrative costs” for implementing the EE Programs to not more than 5% of expended funds.