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Updated March 2015 What public-purpose-funded energy efficiency programs are available in my state? California's restructuring law has provided funding for energy efficiency programs through a non-bypassable Public Goods Charge (PGC) since 1996. The charge technically expired in 2012, but funds are still collected through the new Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC).

Download Mathstudio V 5.3.3-crd Setup Keygen. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has oversight over EPIC with investments administered by the California Energy Commission and the state’s three large electric investor-owned utilities (IOUs). In 2014, over $1.7 billion was budgeted for energy efficiency programs in the state. A wide variety of public-purpose-funded energy efficiency programs are administered by the state’s IOUs:,,, and, and. Programs offered by more than one investor-owned utility include: • The program, offered by,,, and, as well as the, provides two incentive tracks for integrating energy efficiency measures into new construction and major renovations, the preferred whole building approach and the systems approach. The program offers building owners and their design teams a range of services, including design assistance, owner’s incentives (up to $0.40 per annualized kWh and $1.00 per annualized therm savings), and design team incentives (up to $50,000, plus an extra $5,000 stipend for early collaboration).

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