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Home My WebLink About2020-09-17; Clean Energy Alliance JPA; ; Clean Energy Alliance Operational, Administrative and Regulatory Affairs UpdateClean Energy Alliance JOINT POWERS AUTHORITY Staff Report DATE: September 17, 2020 TO: Clean Energy Alliance Board of Directors FROM: Barbara Boswell, Interim Chief Executive Officer ITEM 2: Clean Energy Alliance Operational, Administrative and Regulatory Affairs Update RECOMMENDATION: 1) Receive and File Community Choice Aggregation Update Report from Interim CEO. 2) Receive Community Choice Aggregation Regulatory Affairs Report from Special Counsel. BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION: This report provides an update to the Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) Board regarding the status of the operational, administrative and regulatory affairs activities. OPERATIONAL UPDATE CEA is meeting its milestones for the implementation of its community choice aggregation (CCA) program and is on track to begin serving customers in May 2021/June 2021. (Attachment A - Clean Energy Alliance Timeline of Implementation Action Items). Interim Board Clerk Recruitment CEA Launch Schedule San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) has been working over the past several years on their Customer Information System replacement program, known as Envision. They had committed to, and were on track, for a January 4, 2021 go live, despite the challenges of working remote in the COVID-19 environment. With a January 2021 go live, SDG&E committed to supporting the CEA launch of May 2021. On Friday July 10, CEA staff, its regulatory attorney Ty Tosdal and data manager Calpine Energy Solutions participated in a call with San Diego Community Power and SDG&E regarding the recently approved California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Decision D. 20-06-003, which requires the Investor Owned Utilities (IOU) to adopt rules and policy changes designed to reduce the number of residential disconnections, provide assistance with debt forgiveness and offer extended payment plans. The decision is required to be implemented by the IOUs April 2021. This timing has presented a challenge to SDG&E to keep its go live date of January 4, 2021 while also meeting the requirements of the decision. SDG&E submitted a letter to the CPUC requesting an extension to September 30, 2021 for implementing the new procedures and policies required by the decision. This request was denied by the CPUC, resulting in SDG&E postponing implementation of its Envision project to April 2021. CEA and its consultants have been working diligently with SDG&E to develop a launch schedule that minimized impact to CEA while also minimizing the risk of incorrect bills being sent to customers. SDG&E has proposed a two-phased schedule with accounts transitioning to CEA in May and June 2021. May 2021 Phase 1 would include the transition of Solana Energy Alliance customers to CEA as well as customers who do not have complex billing plans in Carlsbad and Del Mar. Those customers who have been identified with complex billing plans would transition in June 2021. CEA is working with its Sept. 17, 2020 Item_#? Page 1 of 32 September 17, 2020 Operational & Regulatory Update Page 2 of 4 consultants, Pacific Energy Advisors and Calpine Energy Solutions to evaluate the impact of this two- phased approach from an operational and financial perspective. Preliminary analysis indicates that the proposed phasing does not have a material impact from a financial perspective. Staff anticipates providing the Board with an updated pro forma reflecting this new phased approach, as well as updated rates related to the SDG&E ERRA Rate Proceeding at the November Board meeting. Once the final launch schedule has been agreed to by both CEA and SDG&E several regulatory actions would need to be taken, including providing proper notification to the CPUC Energy. Expansion of Clean Energy Alliance Staff has no update regarding CEA expansion. Regulatory Compliance Filings The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) provides the CPUC with CEA's 10-year projected electricity load as part of the integrated resource planning process to ensure that California's electric sector meets its GHG reduction goals while maintaining reliability at the lowest possible costs. Although the IRP was originally due in April 2020, its due date has been extended to September 2020. The IRP was submitted September 1, 2020. Long-Term Renewable Procurement As a load serving entity, CEA will be required to procure 65% of its minimum state required renewable portfolio standards in contracts of 10-years or longer. To ensure compliance with this requirement, CEA's initial renewable energy solicitation is underway. The solicitation process, from beginning through final execution can be lengthy, particularly in light of the impacts of COVID-19 on the renewable development industry. The solicitation opened on July 1, 2020 with proposals due July 27, 2020. CEA's consultant, Pacific Energy Advisors, has been evaluating the responses to identify a short list of projects to move forward with negotiations. It is anticipated final contracts will be before the Board in late 2020/early 2021. Administrative and Operational Policies During the coming months as CEA prepares for its implementation and operation, policies will be brought to the Board for consideration in future Board meetings. The policies as proposed will be based on Government Code or regulatory requirements and best practices of successfully operational CCAs. The policies and timeline as currently anticipated are: October 15 Board Meeting • Energy Risk Management Policy Introduction • Records Retention Policy November 19 Board Meeting • Energy Risk Management Policy Approval January 21 Board Meeting • Investment Policy Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 2 of 32 September 17, 2020 Operational & Regulatory Update Page 3 of 4 Contracts $50,000- $100,000 entered into by Interim Chief Executive Officer VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT Tripepi Smith Communications and Marketing Services $92,238.00 REGULATORY UPDATE Attached is a regulatory report from Ty Tosdal, Special Counsel, providing a summary of key regulatory proceedings (Attachment B - Tosdal APC Energy Regulatory Update). FISCAL IMPACT There is no fiscal impact by this action. ATTACHMENTS: Attachment A - Clean Energy Alliance Timeline of Implementation Action Items Attachment B —Tosdal APC Regulatory Update Report Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 3 of 32 Board Actions/Activity Staff/Consultant Activity Marketing/Customer Outreach CCA Launch September 17, 2020 Operational & Regulatory Update Page 4 of 4 Attachment A aean Energy Alliance Timeline of Action Items CCA Program Related Timing Description 3rd Qtr '20 4th Qtr '20 1st Qtr '21 Apr-21 May-21 Jun-21 Jul-21 9/1/20 Marketing/Customer Outreach Plan Development & Kickoff 9/17/20 Records Retention Policy 9/17/20 Bid Evaluation and Criteria Scoring System 9/17/20 Award Scheduling Coordinator Services Introduce/Adopt Energy Risk Management Policy 10/15 & 11/19 11/1/20 System Testing with SDG&E 11/1/20 Set up Call Center/Scripting/IVR Recordings 11/19/20 (IA Default Products/programs/renewable energy policies 1/1/21 Create Customer Pre- and Post-Enrollment Notices 1/21/21 Investment Policy 2/1/21 Rate Setting 3/1/21 Customer Noticing 5/1/21 Launch- 2 phases May &June 2021 Key: Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 4 of 32 Attachment B T SDAL ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENERGY REGULATORY UPDATE To: Barbara Boswell, CEO, Clean Energy Alliance From: Ty Tosdal, Regulatory Counsel, Tosdal APC Re: Energy Regulatory Update Date: September 11, 2020 The energy regulatory update summarizes important decisions, orders, notices and other developments that have occurred at the California Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") and that may affect Clean Energy Alliance ("CEA"). The summary presented here describes high priority developments and is not an exhaustive list of the regulatory proceedings that are currently being monitored or the subject of active engagement by CEA. In addition to the proceedings discussed below, Tosdal APC monitors a number of other regulatory proceedings as well as related activity by San Diego Gas & Electric ("SDG&E") and other Investor-Owned Utilities ("IOUs"). 1. SDG&E Advice Letter 3602-E_2902-G (Arrearage Management Plan) SDG&E issued Advice Letter ("AL") 3602-E_2902-G on September 9, 2020, and it provides a detailed description of an Arrearage Management Plan ("AMP") that is designed to protect customers at risk of disconnection for failure to make payments. IOUs are required to adopt an AMP plan as a result of the disconnections decision that the Commission adopted earlier this year, D. 20-06-003. CalCCA and several individual CCA programs were involved in a workshop and negotiations with the IOUs regarding implementation prior to the issuance of the advice letter. SDG&E plans to track and recover all customer debt forgiven through the AMP program—including CCA customer debt related to commodity costs—and recover that debt on behalf of both the IOUs and the CCAs through the utilities' Public Purpose Program ("PPP") charge. This will include all debt forgiven through the AMP Plan for both bundled and unbundled customers, including CCA commodity-related debt forgiven. Notably, the collection and allocation payment method will apply only to CARE/FERA customers through the AMP program. As a result, SDG&E's Rule 27 will remain unchanged and at the conclusion of the COVID-19 measures in April 2021, SDG&E will continue to follow the payment allocation method outlined in Rule 27. Please note that forgiveness of debt or arrea rages for CCA customers will require that a CCA program notify the utility and participate in the AMP program For unbundled customers to have CCA charges forgiven in the AMP Plan, the CCA must elect to participate in the AMP Plan. If the CCA does not elect to participate, SDG&E may only forgive the utility 1 Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 5 of 32 T SDAL ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW charges through its AMP. Therefore, SDG&E requests that participating CCAs provide SDG&E reasonable notice that the CCA is electing to participate in the AMP. Pursuant to direction from the Energy Division that the AMP program be implemented before April 2021, SDG&E is proposing to implement its AMP program within 90 days of the Energy Division's letter, dated August 13, 2020, or no later than November 11, 2020, or within 45 days after approval of the advice letter, which could be November 12, 2020 at the earliest. Protests are due within 20 days of the advice letter being issued or no later than September 29, 2020. 2. SDG&E PCIA Trigger Application (A.20-07-009) The Commission held a Prehearing Conference ("PHC") on August 27, 2020, where the relevant issues and schedule for the proceeding were discussed, as well as a motion to compel production of confidential documents. Given the current status of the proceeding, it is possible but unlikely that the $8.92 million balance in the PCIA trigger account will be collected this year, and more likely that it will be amortized over a longer period of time. A longer amortization schedule will reduce monthly rate shock by spreading recovery of the balance over a longer period of time. The next steps in the proceeding are the issuance of a scoping memo and a ruling on the motion. Related, at a recent Public Utilities Commission meeting, Commissioner Guzman Aceves mentioned that the PCIA cap and trigger mechanism that is currently in place may need to be revisited No decision initiating a new proceeding or other action has been taken. IOU representatives have also made suggestions at various times to eliminate the cap and trigger mechanism. The proposed change would have major implications for CEA and other CCA programs. Further analysis and review are necessary to determine the impacts. 3. SDG&E ERRA Forecast Proceeding (A.20-04-014) CEA's counsel on the SDG&E ERRA Forecast have been working diligently to enter documents into the record regarding SDG&E's accounting, rate methodologies and related matters. The consultant, NewGen Strategies, has been contributing significantly to the effort. The next major step in the proceeding is briefing, and briefs are due on September 25, 2020. 2 Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 6 of 32 MG! A As-'Sempra Energy utility® Clay Faber - Director Federal & CA Regulatory 8330 Century Park Court San Diego, CA 92123 cfaber@sdge.com September 9, 2020 ADVICE LETTER 3602-E / 2902-G (U902-M) PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SUBJECT: Implementation of San Diego Gas & Electric Company's Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan in Compliance with 0.20-06-003 San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) hereby submits this filing to the California Public Utilities Commission (Commission) for approval of modifications to its electric and gas tariffs as shown in Attachments A and B. PURPOSE The purpose of this Advice Letter (AL) is to comply with Ordering Paragraphs (OP) 83 and 87 of Decision (D.) 20-06-003 (Decision), issued on June 16, 2020, as follows: 1) Pursuant to OP 83, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, Southern California Gas Company and SDG&E, collectively (IOUs) must each file a Tier 2 AL within 90 days of this decision to implement their Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) plan for California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) and Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA) residential customers. 2) Pursuant to OP 87, the IOUs shall, in the Tier 2 AL implementing the AMP Plan, propose a resolution to address California Community Choice Association's (CalCCA) concern related to the allocation of proportional debt recovery. BACKGROUND On September 28, 2017, Governor Brown signed Senate Bill (SB) 598 into law. Among other things, SB 598 requires the Commission to develop rules, policies or regulations with a goal of reducing the statewide disconnection rate of gas and electric utility customers by January 1, 2024. On December 13, 2018, the Commission adopted the interim rules in D.18-12-013, which set forth various emergency interim measures to reduce the number of residential customer disconnections and to improve the reconnection processes for disconnected customers. On April 16, 2020, in response to the novel Coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, the Commission issued Resolution M-4842, directing the utilities to implement applicable Emergency Customer Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 7 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 2 September 9, 2020 Protections through April 16, 2021. The Emergency Customer Protections include a disconnection moratorium for all residential and small business customers. Additionally, SDG&E proposed a temporary pro-rata allocation method for partial payments from CCA customers through April 16, 2021. At the conclusion of the Emergency Customer Protections, SDG&E will revert to the CCA payment allocation method described in its tariffs. Pursuant to SB 598, on June 11, 2020, the Commission issued D.20-06-003, the Phase 1 Decision adopting rules and policy changes designed to reduce the number of residential customer disconnections for the Investor Owned Utilities. This Decision, among other things, adopts and makes permanent with modifications the Interim Rules Decision and provides additional customer protections. The Decision also establishes the creation of Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) plans administered by the IOUs (AMP program). Through the AMP program, the IOUs are directed to forgive up to $8,000 of eligible customers' outstanding arrearages as they make on-time monthly payments over the course of 12 months. D.20-06- 003 directs the creation of an AMP Working Group comprised of the IOUs, Energy Division, TURN, CCAs and interested parties to discuss details and to reach consensus on the rollout of their proposed AMP plans. The IOUs were further directed to address CalCCA's concerns regarding allocation and recovery of forgiven AMP arrearages for CCA customers during the working group process. The Decision directs the IOUs to file a Tier 2 advice letter within 90 days of the Decision implementing the AMP and proposing a resolution to address allocation and recovery of CCA AMP-related debt forgiveness. This Advice Letter complies with OP 83 to establish an AMP Plan and OP 87 to propose a resolution to address CCA recovery of customer debt forgiven through the AMP. AMP IMPLEMENTATION Timing of Implementation As a result of the ongoing discussions with the working group, on August 13, 2020, Energy Division issued a letter stating its interpretation that, despite the ongoing COVID-19 Emergency Customer Protections through April 16, 2021, the Decision required implementation of the AMP prior to the end of the Customer Protections period. Energy Division strongly encouraged the IOUs to develop and propose a 2020 AMP implementation date. Pursuant to Energy Division's letter, SDG&E is proposing to implement AMP on the latter of 1) 90 days post-Energy Division's letter dated August 13, 2020, or 2) 45 days after approval of this Advice Letter. This implementation timing permits SDG&E to implement the AMP consistent with Energy Division's direction, and to make any necessary operational changes as directed by Energy Division after Advice Letter approval. Manual Implementation As discussed in the working group process, SDG&E is in the process of deploying its new Customer Information System (CIS),1 scheduled to go online in April 2021. The new CIS is a comprehensive system replacement to improve and support SDG&E's critical business ' SDG&E applied for authority to replace its legacy CIS system in A.17-04-027. The CIS replacement was approved by the Commission in August 2018 in D.18-08-008. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 8 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 3 September 9, 2020 processes and customer engagement functions, and is the product of over three years of effort by SDG&E employees and contractors. At this stage, the CIS replacement requires a system freeze of SDG&E's legacy billing system until the new CIS goes live next year. The system freeze is required to ensure a stable transition and minimize overall risk and customer impact, as SDG&E transitions from its legacy system to the new CIS. Because of the system freeze through April 2021, to implement AMP prior to the CIS "go-live," SDG&E will implement AMP on an entirely manual basis. This will require additional resources, AMP specialists, and lead to additional costs. It is unknown to SDG&E at this time how many customers will sign up for AMP, however, SDG&E currently estimates that approximately 20,000 to 25,000 customer accounts in SDG&E's service territory could be eligible for AMP. The additional program resources for the manual implementation will perform eligibility checks, customer education, calculation and processing of debt forgiveness, processing of monthly acknowledgement correspondence, tracking, and overall program management. AMP specialists will also be responsible for providing on-going support to customers during the AMP program. Due to the manual nature of this process, there will be some limitations to implement the AMP program in 2020. For example, SDG&E is unable to make changes to customer bills at this time, therefore, the bill for an AMP enrolled customer account may not identify AMP until after the new CIS is deployed. Further, all reporting will be done manually through spreadsheets. Reporting is described further below. AMP Criteria Per D.20-06-003, the AMP Plan is a debt forgiveness payment plan option available to assist eligible CARE and FERA residential customers who meet specific eligibility criteria as described below. Upon customer enrollment in the AMP, 1/12th of a specific outstanding balance will be forgiven after the customer makes each on-time monthly payment of their current charges. 1. AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria The AMP Plan is available to an individually metered, bundled and unbundled residential customer account that is currently enrolled in CARE and/or FERA (Eligible Customer). An Eligible Customer may elect to participate in the AMP Plan if they meet the following conditions: a. The Eligible Customer has past due arrearages greater than $500 for electric and $250 for gas only customers; b. The Eligible Customer has an arrearage at least 90 days of age or older; and, c. An Eligible Customer must be a customer of the utility for at least 6 months, and have made at least one (1) full on-time payment of that months' current charges by that month's payment due date within the last 24 months.2 2. AMP Plan Forgiveness a. Once an Eligible Customer is enrolled in the AMP Plan (AMP Participant), 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven, up to a maximum of $8,000 (AMP Amount) per AMP, after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. 2 When SDG&E transitions to the new CIS in April 2021, SDG&E will waive this requirement until 24 months' worth of customer payment data is available in its new CIS. The new CIS is converting 13 months of historical data at the time of deployment in April 2021. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 9 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 4 September 9, 2020 b. After twelve on-time payments of the current month's charges, the AMP Participant's AMP Amount debt will be forgiven. This is considered successful completion of the AMP Plan. a. After successful completion of the AMP Plan, any remaining arrearage (in excess of the $8,000 forgiven per AMP) is owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. c. Any payment received, including Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) pledge payments, shall be applied towards the AMP Participant's current bill only and will not be applied to any AMP Arrearage Amount. If a payment is received in excess of current month's charges, the excess will be applied to future charges. d. An AMP Participant will receive an acknowledgment of on-time payment received at three (3), six (6), and nine (9) months of participation in the AMP Plan. e. An AMP Participant can miss up to two non-sequential payments if the customer makes up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time full payment of both the current and missed payments. f. An AMP Participant who misses two sequential payments shall be removed from the AMP Plan. An AMP Participant removed from the AMP Plan may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the first month after the eligible customer drops out of the AMP. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant is removed from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. An AMP Participant, who drops out of the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after dropping out from the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant drops out from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. h. An AMP Participant, who successfully completes the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after successful completion of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. i. All bundled charges forgiven will be recorded to the residential uncollectible balancing account (RU BA). California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing (CHEEF) and On Bill Financing (OBF) charges will not be eligible for forgiveness in the AMP Plan. k. To make current monthly charges more predictable, an AMP Participant can request to participate in LPP while participating in the AMP Plan. Pursuant to OP 5, SDG&E will provide annual AMP reporting related to OPs 70-82 of D.20-06- 003 beginning in 2022. g. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 10 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 5 September 9, 2020 Proposed Marketing and Customer Outreach Pursuant to Resolution M-4842, SDG&E will continue the disconnection moratorium for residential and small business customers through April 16, 2021. SDG&E will take the following initial steps to provide outreach efforts to enroll eligible customers in the AMP Program.3 In order to help customers avoid disconnection and manage unpaid arrearages, SDG&E plans to reach customers in a variety of channels. At program inception, to ensure information is available and easy to find, AMP requirements, benefits, and FAQ's will be posted on SDG&E's website on relevant assistance pages. Additionally, a communication will be sent to current CARE/FERA customers, to provide awareness of the AMP program and their eligibility. Customers will be directed to call the Customer Care Center (CCC) to speak with an Energy Service Specialist (ESS) with questions and help to enroll, as needed. Prior to the conclusion of the disconnection moratorium, collection notices will be updated to include general information about AMP benefits and requirements. Current marketing and outreach efforts to eligible CARE/FERA customers will be reviewed to determine where secondary AMP messaging can be included to help raise awareness for at-risk customers. As space permits, secondary messaging about AMP and payment arrangements will be promoted through communication channels such as printed material, email and the SDG&E bill package, as well as through social media channels. Relevant AMP information will be also provided to community partners and CBOs that serve the most at-risk customers to help communicate program benefits and requirements. As trusted partners to vulnerable populations, these organizations are well positioned to help describe the program in terms that the customers will understand, especially for non-English speaking customers or members of the community who speak English as a second language. AMP enrollment materials will be also be available in multiple languages, as required. In early 2021 SDG&E will send an outreach communication to residential customers informing them that Emergency Customer Protections are ending and explaining their options for 'financial assistance, including AMP. IOU's Response to CalCCA's Proposed Cost Recovery/Allocation Solutions (OP 87): 0.20-06-003 directs the IOUs to offer AMP plans for all eligible CARE/FERA customers, and to forgive those customers arrearages upon receiving on-time payments. CalCCA actively participated in the Rulemaking to address the impacts of the new disconnection policies, rules, and procedures, including AMP, on the CCAs. To address the potential impact on CCA uncollectibles for CCAs that choose to participate in AMP, the Commission directed the IOUs to address the issues of concern related to proportional recovery raised by CalCCA during the working group and propose a resolution in this Advice Letter. During the working group 3 Distribution of marketing and outreach materials will coincide with the AMP implementation date. Pursuant to Energy Division's letter, SDG&E is proposing to implement AMP on the later of 1) 90 days post-Energy Division's letter dated August 13, 2020, or 2) 45 days after approval of this Advice Letter. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 11 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 6 September 9, 2020 process, CalCCA proposed options to address the impacts of AMP debt forgiveness on CCAs who opt to participate in the program. CalCCA's "Option A" proposed that the IOUs track all customer debt forgiven through the AMP program—including CCA customer debt related to commodity costs—and recover that debt on behalf of both the IOUs and the CCAs through the utilities' Public Purpose Program (PPP) charge. SDG&E agrees with CalCCA's "Option A" and proposes to track all debt forgiven through the AMP Plan for both bundled and unbundled customers, including CCA commodity-related debt forgiven. SDG&E further proposes to recover the forgiven debt through the utility's PPP charge, including the commodity-related CCA charges to its participating CCAs.4 This collection and payment allocation method will apply only to debt forgiven for eligible CARE/FERA customers through the AMP program. Therefore, SDG&E's Rule 27 will not change, and at the conclusion of the COVID-19 Emergency Customer Protections, SDG&E will continue to follow the payment allocation method outlined in Rule 27. SDG&E's proposed utility charge recovery of AMP costs is consistent with the public purpose nature of the AMP Program. D.20-06-003 establishes AMP as a social program to address those most in need, specifically low-income customers enrolled in CARE/FERA. SDG&E's proposed cost recovery through the PPP charge is similar to SDG&E's CARE/FERA discount program, which is also recovered via the PPP. SDG&E proposes to recover AMP costs via PPP from all customers on an equal cent per kilowatt hour charge based on authorized sales. SDG&E's proposed "Option A" recovery method resolves the cost recovery issue addressed by CalCCA and it facilitates CCA participation in the AMP program. Absent express notice of a CCA's decision to participate in the AMP Plan, SDG&E does not have the authority or ability to forgive the commodity-related arrearages of CCA customers. Therefore, for unbundled customers to have CCA charges forgiven in the AMP Plan, the CCA must elect to participate in the AMP Plan. If the CCA does not elect to participate, SDG&E may only forgive the utility charges through its AMP. Therefore, SDG&E requests that participating CCA's provide SDG&E reasonable notice that the CCA is electing to participate in the AMP. To that end, SDG&E proposes a 45 day notice period from participating CCAs, after which CCA customers would be eligible for forgiveness of commodity-related costs through the AMP. If a CCA subsequently chooses to discontinue the AMP Plan for commodity costs, SDG&E proposes a 60 day notice period, after which CCA customers enrolling in AMP will not be considered eligible for forgiveness of CCA commodity costs. Additionally, if a CCA decides to discontinue the AMP Plan, any CCA customers already enrolled in the AMP program will remain eligible for the full AMP Amount debt forgiveness of both utility and CCA commodity debts. SDG&E believes it is reasonable for the customers who have relied on the AMP Plan and remain in good standing to continue forgiveness of debt, mid-program, if the CCA decides to terminate the program early. CCA customers enrolled in AMP after a CCA elects not to participate in the AMP program will remain eligible for forgiveness of utility arrearages. SDG&E proposes that the same processes regarding AMP availability, election to participate, the noticing periods, and cost recovery through PPP, apply for load serving entities (LSEs) for whom SDG&E provides unbundled customer billing for non-commodity utility related charges. 4 SDG&E is proposing the aforementioned method to address recovery of CCA debt forgiven through AMP pursuant to OP 87 of D.20-06-003. Consistent with OP 98 and Commission General Order 96-B, Section 5.1(1), SDG&E submits that submission of this proposal is merited through a Tier 2 advice letter. However, given the rate impacts associated with the proposal, the Option A proposal may require approval through a Commission Resolution. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 12 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 7 September 9, 2020 Consistent with this proposal, and pursuant to OP 91 of D.20-06-003, SDG&E will propose the aforementioned cost recovery regarding AMP uncollectibles in a separate Tier 2 AL establishing SDG&E's residential uncollectible balancing account (RUBA), as required by D.20-06-003. Response to CCA Requests For Additional Data Sharing On Friday, August 28, 2020, at the 4th AMP Working Group, CalCCA requested additional reporting from the IOUs. SDG&E does not intend to deviate from any of the reports currently provided to its CCAs. The Decision does not specifically require the IOUs to provide this account-specific data or reporting to the CCAs on an ongoing basis, however, SDG&E will work with our CCAs to provide data that they feel they need to successfully facilitate eligible customers into AMP and provide customers with ongoing support. As previously noted, SDG&E is undergoing a generational upgrade to its CIS system, so much of the data requested by CalCCA would have to be provided on a manual basis until the new CIS is operational. The manual nature of the work limits SDG&E's ability to provide certain information on the timeframes requested. SDG&E is unable to provide the AMP-related reporting requested by CalCCA on a weekly basis. SDG&E is looking into whether it could provide reporting on a monthly basis after the CIS replacement. SDG&E further notes that its two Joint Powers Authorities (JPAs) are not scheduled to begin service until mid-2021. SDG&E will work with its current CCA, Solana Energy Alliance, to accommodate data requests prior to implementation of the new CIS system. Net Energy Metering (NEM) Customers During the 4th AMP Working Group, the parties agreed that AMP eligibility and treatment for all NEM customers5 would be deferred until a later date. Thus, SDG&E does not have a proposal at this time. Proposed Electric Tariff Modifications: Rule 1 — Definitions ARREARAGE MANAGEMENT PAYMENT (AMP) PLAN: AMP is a debt forgiveness payment plan. See also Rule 9. Rule 9 — Rendering and Payment of Bills H. Arrearaqe Management Payment (AMP) Plan Per D.20-06-003, the AMP Plan is a debt forgiveness payment plan option available to eligible customers. Upon customer enrollment in the AMP, 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. 1. AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria 5 SDG&E NEM tariffs include: NEM, NEM-ST, NEM-FC, NEM-V, NEM-V-ST, VNM-A, VNM-A-ST, and VNEM-SOMAH. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 13 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 8 September 9, 2020 The AMP Plan is available to an individually metered, bundled and unbundled residential customer account that is currently enrolled in CARE and/or FERA (Eligible Customer). For unbundled customers to have CCA charges forgiven in the AMP Plan, the CCA has to elect to participate to the AMP Plan and provide SDG&E reasonable notice. Within 45 days of SDG&E receiving notice that the CCA has opted into the AMP Plan, SDG&E will consider the CCA customers commodity-related charges eligible for forgiveness through the AMP Plan. If the CCA does not elect to participate, only utility charges will be forgiven. The AMP Plan is not available to NEM customers (NEM customers include customers participating in NEM, NEM-ST, NEM-FC, NEM-V, NEM-V-ST, VNM-A, VNM-A-ST, and VNEM-SOMAH). An Eligible Customer may elect to participate in the AMP Plan if they meet the following conditions: b. An Eligible Customer has past due arrearages greater than $500 for electric; b. An Eligible Customer has an arrearage at least 90 days of age or older; and, c. An Eligible Customer must be a customer for at least 6 months, and has made at least one (1) full on-time payment of that months' current charges by that month's payment due date within the last 24 months. 2. AMP Plan Forgiveness a. Once an Eligible Customer is enrolled in the AMP Plan (AMP Participant), 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven, up to a maximum of $8,000 (AMP Amount) per AMP, after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. I. AMP Amount is determined at the time of enrollment. b. After twelve on-time payments of current month's charges, the AMP Participant's AMP Amount debt will be forgiven. This is considered successful completion of the AMP Plan. i. After successful completion of the AMP Plan, any remaining arrearage (in excess of the $8,000 forgiven, per AMP) is owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. c. Any payment received, including Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) pledge payments, shall be applied towards the AMP Participant's current bill only and will not be applied to any AMP Amount. If a payment is received in excess of current month's charges, the excess will be applied to future charges. d. An AMP Participant will receive an acknowledgment of on-time payment received at three (3), six (6), and nine (9) months of participation in the AMP Plan. e. An AMP Participant can miss up to two non-sequential payments if the customer makes up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time full payment of both the current month's charges and the previous month's past-due bill(s). f. An AMP Participant who misses two sequential payments shall be removed from the AMP Plan. An AMP Participant removed from the AMP Plan may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the first month after the eligible customer drops out of the AMP. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant is removed from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of removal. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 14 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 9 September 9, 2020 g. An AMP Participant, who drops out of the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after dropping out of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant drops out of the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearaqe will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of dropping out. h. An AMP Participant who successfully completes the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after successful completion of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. i. All bundled charges forgiven will be recorded to the Residential Uncollectible Balancing Account (RUBA). j. CHEEF and OBF charges will not be eligible for forgiveness in the AMP Plan k. To make current monthly charges more predictable, an AMP Participant can request to participate in LPP while participating in the AMP Plan. Proposed Gas Tariff Modifications: Rule 1 — Definitions ARREARAGE MANAGEMENT PAYMENT (AMP) PLAN: AMP is a debt forgiveness payment plan. See also Rule 9. Rule 9 — Rendering and Payment of Bills G. Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan Per D.20-06-003, the AMP Plan is a debt forgiveness payment plan option available to eligible customers. Upon customer enrollment in the AMP, 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. 1. AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria The AMP Plan is available to an individually metered, bundled and unbundled residential customer account that is currently enrolled in CARE and/or FERA (Eligible Customer). An Eligible Customer may elect to participate in the AMP Plan if they meet the following conditions: a. An Eligible Customer has past due arrearages greater than $250 for gas only customer; b. An Eligible Customer has an arrearaqe at least 90 days of age or older; and, c. An Eligible Customer must be a customer for at least 6 months, and has made at least one (1) full on-time payment of that months' current charges by that month's payment due date within the last 24 months. 2. AMP Plan Forgiveness a. Once an Eligible Customer is enrolled in the AMP Plan (AMP Participant), 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven, up to a maximum of $8,000 (AMP Amount) per AMP, after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. i. AMP Amount is determined at the time of enrollment. Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 15 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 10 September 9, 2020 b. After twelve on-time payments of current month's charges, the AMP Participant's AMP Amount debt will be forgiven. This is considered successful completion of the AMP Plan. i. After successful completion of the AMP Plan, any remaining arrearaqe (in excess of the $8,000 forgiven, per AMP) is owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. c. Any payment received, including Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) pledge payments, shall be applied towards the AMP Participant's current bill only and will not be applied to any AMP Amount. If a payment is received in excess of current month's charges, the excess will be applied to future charges. d. An AMP Participant will receive an acknowledgment of on-time payment received at three (3), six (6), and nine (9) months of participation in the AMP Plan. e. An AMP Participant can miss up to two non-sequential payments if the customer makes up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time full payment of both the current month's charges and the previous month's past-due bill(s). f. An AMP Participant who misses two sequential payments shall be removed from the AMP Plan. An AMP Participant removed from the AMP Plan may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the first month after the eligible customer drops out of the AMP. , Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant is removed from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearaqe will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of removal. g. An AMP Participant, who drops out of the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after dropping out of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant drops out of the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearaqe will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of dropping out. h. An AMP Participant who successfully completes the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after successful completion of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. i. All bundled charges forgiven will be recorded to the Residential Uncollectible Balancing Account (RU BA). J. CHEEF and OBF charges will not be eligible for forgiveness in the AMP Plan k. To make current monthly charges more predictable, an AMP Participant can request to participate in LPP while participating in the AMP Plan. EFFECTIVE DATE SDG&E believes this submittal is subject to Energy Division disposition and should be classified as Tier 2 (effective after staff approval) pursuant to OPs 83 and 87 of D.20-06-003 and General Order 96-B. Consistent with OP 98 and Commission General Order 96-B, Section 5.1(1), SDG&E submits that submission of the Option A proposal is merited through a Tier 2 advice letter. However, given the rate impacts associated with the proposal, the Option A proposal may require approval through a Commission Resolution. Pursuant to the agreement reached during the fourth AMP Working Group, SDG&E respectfully requests that this submittal be Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 16 of 32 Public Utilities Commission 11 September 9, 2020 approved for implementation on the later of 1) 90 days post-Energy Division's letter dated August 13, 2020, or 2) 45 days after approval of this Advice Letter. PROTEST Anyone may protest this Advice Letter to the Commission. The protest must state the grounds upon which it is based, including such items as financial and service impact, and should be submitted expeditiously. The protest must be made in writing and must be received no later than September 29, 2020, which is 20 days after the date this Advice Letter was submitted with the Commission. There is no restriction on who may submit a protest. The address for mailing or delivering a protest to the Commission is: CPUC Energy Division Attention: Tariff Unit 505 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 Copies of the protest should also be sent via e-mail to the attention of the Energy Division at EDTariffUnit(@.couc.ca.qov. A copy of the protest should also be sent via e-mail to the address shown below on the same date it is mailed or delivered to the Commission. Attn: Greg Anderson Regulatory Tariff Manager E-mail: GAndersonsdge.com and SDGETariffs@sdge.com NOTICE A copy of this submittal has been served on the utilities and interested parties shown on the attached list, including interested parties in R.18-07-005, by providing them a copy hereof either electronically or via the U.S. mail, properly stamped and addressed. Address changes should be directed to SDG&E Tariffs by email to SDG&ETariffs@sdge.com. /s/ Clay Faber CLAY FABER Director — Federal & CA Regulatory Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 17 of 32 Utility type: Z ELC PLC Z GAS HEAT WATER California Public Utilities Commission ADVICE LETTER SUMMARY ENERGY UTILITY MUST BE COMPLETED BY UTILITY (Attach additional pages as needed) Company name/CPUC Utility No.: San Diego Gas & Electric Company (U902-M') Contact Person: Aurora Carrillo Phone #: (8581 654-1542 E-mail: ACarrilloasdae.corn E-mail Disposition Notice to: ACarrilloa,sdze.com EXPLANATION OF UTILITY TYPE ELC = Electric GAS = Gas WATER = Water PLC = Pipeline HEAT = Heat (Date Submitted / Received Stamp by CPUC) Does AL replace a withdrawn or rejected AL? If so, identify the prior AL: N/A Summarize differences between the AL and the prior withdrawn or rejected AL: N/A Confidential treatment requested? Yes Z No If yes, specification of confidential information: Confidential information will be made available to appropriate parties who execute a nondisclosure agreement. Name and contact information to request nondisclosure agreement/ access to confidential information: Resolution required? Yes Z No Requested effective date: 10/9/20 No. of tariff sheets: if) Estimated system annual revenue effect (%): N/A Estimated system average rate effect (%): N/A When rates are affected by AL, include attachment in AL showing average rate effects on customer classes (residential, small commercial, large C/I, agricultural, lighting). Tariff schedules affected: See Electric and Gas Table of Contents Item #2 Page 18 of 32 Service affected and changes proposed' N/A Pendiaq cidyice101ers that revise the same tariff sheets: N/A sept. 2uzu Clear Form 'Discuss in AL if more space is needed. Advice Letter (AL) #: 3602-E/2902-G Tier Designation: 2 Subject of AL: Implementation of San Diego Gas & Electric Company's Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan in Compliance with D.20-06-003 Keywords (choose from CPUC listing): Compliance, Disconnection AL Type: Lir-1 Monthly E Quarterly Annual Z One-Time 111 Other: If AL submitted in compliance with a Commission order, indicate relevant Decision/Resolution #: D.20-06-003 Protests and all other correspondence regarding this AL are due no later than 20 days after the date of this submittal, unless otherwise authorized by the Commission, and shall be sent to: CPUC, Energy Division Attention: Tariff Unit 505 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 Email: EDTariffUnit@couc.ca.•ov Name: Greg Anderson Title: Regulatory Tariff Manager Utility Name: San Diego Gas & Electric Company Address: 8330 Century Park Court; CP MD 92123 City: San Diego State: California Telephone boo() xxx-xxxx: (858) 654-1717 Facsimile (xo() x>o(-)opoc: Email: GAnderson(&,sdge.com Name: SDG&E Tariff Department Title: Utility Name: San Diego Gas & Electric Company Address: 8330 Century Park Court; CP 31D 92123 City: San Diego State: California Telephone (op() xxx-xxxx: Facsimile (xxx) xxx-xxxx: SDGETariffs@sdge.com Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 19 of q") Clear Form General Order No. 96-B ADVICE LETTER SUBMITTAL MAILING LIST Public Utilities Commission Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA) R. Pocta Enemy Division M. Ghadessi M. Salinas L. Tan R. Ciupagea Tariff Unit CA Energy Commission B. Penning B. HeIft Advantage Enemy C. Farrell Alcantar & Kahl LLP M. Cade K. Harteloo AT&T Regulatory Barkovich & Yap, Inc. B. Barkovich Braun & Blaisinq, P.C. S. Blaising D. Griffiths CA Dept. of General Services H. Nanjo California Enemy Markets General California Farm Bureau Federation K. Mills California Wind Energy N. Rader City of Poway Poway City Hall City of San Diego L. Azar J. Cha D. Heard F. Ortlieb H. Werner M. Rahman Clean Enemy Renewable Fuels, LLC P. DeVille Clean Power Research T. Schmid G. Novotny Davis Wright Tremaine LLP J. Pau Douglass & Liddell D. Douglass D. Liddell Ellison Schneider Harris & Donlan LLP E. Janssen C. Kappel Enemy Policy Initiatives Center (USD) S. Anders Energy Regulatory Solutions Consultants L. Medina Energy Strategies, Inc. K. Campbell EQ Research General Goodin, MacBride, Squeri, & Day LLP B. Cragg J. Squeri Green Charge K. Lucas Hanna and Morton LLP N. Pedersen JBS Energy J. Nahigian Keyes 8t Fox, LLP B. Elder Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP D. Huard R. Keen McKenna, Lona & Aldridge LLP J. Leslie Morrison & Foerster LLP P. Hanschen MRW & Associates LLC General NLine Enemy M. Swindle NRG Energy D. Fel!man Pacific Gas & Electric Co. M. Lawson M. Huffman Tariff Unit RTO Advisors S. Mara SCD Enemy Solutions P. Muller Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger LLP 0. Armi Solar Turbines C. Frank SPURR M. Rochman Southern California Edison Co. K. Gansecki TerraVerde Renewable Partners LLC F. Lee TURN M. Hawiger UCAN D. Kelly US Dept. of the Navy K. Davoodi US General Services Administration D. Bogni Valley Center Municipal Water Distr G. Broome!! Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association S. Dey Interested Parties in: R.18-07-005 Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 20 of 32 Page 1 of 1 ATTACHMENT A ADVICE LETTER 3602-E Cal. P.U.C. Canceling Cal. Sheet No. Title of Sheet P.U.C. Sheet No. Revised 33484-E Original 33485-E Original 33486-E Revised 33487-E Revised 33488-E RULE 1, DEFINITIONS, Sheet 1 RULE 9, RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS, Sheet 5 RULE 9, RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS, Sheet 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS, Sheet 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS, Sheet 8 Revised 20584-E Revised 33374-E Revised 33374-E Revised 33482-E Revised 33382-E 1 Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 21 of 32 33484-E 20584-E San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. RULE 1 DEFINITIONS Sheet 1 1P5 Advice Ltr. No. D§gAnis,17). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective itfkgriataion NoPage 22 of 32 3602-E Sep 9, 2020 AGGREGATOR: Any marketer, broker, public agency, city, county, or special district, that combines the loads of multiple end-use customers in facilitating the sale and purchase of electric energy, transmission, and other services on behalf of these customers. APPLICATION: Request to the Utility for electric service; not an inquiry as to the availability or charges for such service. ARREARAGE MANAGEMENT PAYMENT (AMP) PLAN: A debt forgiveness payment plan. See also Rule 9. BALANCING ACCOUNT: Account in which expenses are compared with actual revenues derived from rates designed to recover those expenses. Any resulting over- or undercollection, plus interest, is due to or owed from ratepayers, respectively. Account balances are amortized in future rates, as approved by the Commission. BASELINE: A rate structure mandated by the California Legislature that ensures all residential customers are provided a minimum necessary amount of electricity at the lowest possible cost. BILLING AGENT: Any party who prepares and submits bills to end-use customers, collects and processes payments, and remits aggregate funds and records to its clients. BILLING CYCLE: The regular periodic interval for reading a Customer's meter for billing purposes. Usually meters are scheduled to be read monthly. BROKER: An entity that arranges the sale and purchase of electric energy, transmission, and other services between buyers and sellers, but does not take title to any of the power sold. CALIFORNIA ALTERNATE RATES FOR ENERGY (CARE) PROGRAM: A CPUC program that offers reduced rates to qualified low-income customers. The household income of customers qualifying for CARE assistance shall not exceed 200% of the Federal poverty level as established by the CPUC and set forth in the applicable Utility rate schedules. The CARE Program was previously known as the Low-Income Ratepayer Assistance (LIRA) Program. COMBINED SERVICE VOLTAGE: Combined Service Voltage occurs when two or more meters are used to determine a customer's billing. In such a case, an adjustment shall be made to the metered information between the voltages prior to billing. When Secondary and Primary voltages are combined, the metered data from Secondary will be increased by 4% prior to being added to the metered data at the Primary level. When Primary and Transmission voltages are combined, metered data from Primary will be increased by 3% prior to being added to the metered data at the Transmission level. When SDG&E, at the customer's expense, has conducted a customer specific loss study it may apply a percentage other than above. When an alternative percentage is developed it may be rounded to the nearest whole percentage. COMMISSION: Public Utilities Commission of the State of California, sometimes referred to as the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) or the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). COMMON USE AREAS: Those areas that may be shared or used by occupants within a multifamily accommodation, including, but not limited to, recreation room, swimming pool, tennis courts, gardens, hall/outdoor lighting. COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION SERVICE (CCA Service): CCA service permits cities, counties, or combinations thereof, whose governing board(s) have elected to acquire their electric power commodity requirements, hereinafter referred to as Community Choice Aggregator (CCAs) to provide such services on behalf of Utility end-use customers located within their service area(s) subject to the requirements specified in AB 117 and other CPUC directives. COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATOR (CCA): Any city, county, or combination thereof, whose governing board(s) have elected to combine the loads of its residents, businesses and municipal facilities in a community wide electricity buyers' program, known as CCA Service. (Continued) 33485-E 33374-E sDGE. San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Original Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 5P9 Advice Ltr. No. D§6liam$47). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective Itmckaion NoPage 23 of 32 3602-E Sep 9, 2020 RULE 9 Sheet 5 RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS H. Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan Per D.20-06-003, the AMP Plan is a debt forgiveness payment plan option available to eligible customers. Upon customer enrollment in the AMP, 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven after each on-time payment of the current Month's charges. 1. AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria The AMP Plan is available to an individually metered, bundled and unbundled residential customer account that is currently enrolled in CARE and/or FERA (Eligible Customer"). For unbundled customers to have CCA charges forgiven in the AMP Plan, the CCA has to elect to participate to the AMP Plan and provide SDG&E reasonable notice. Within 45 days of SDG&E receiving notice that the CCA has opted into the AMP Plan, SDG&E will consider the CCA customers commodity-related charges eligible for forgiveness through the AMP Plan. If the CCA does not elect to participate, only utility charges will be forgiven. The AMP Plan is not available to NEM customers (NEM customers include customers participating in NEM, NEM-ST, NEM-FC, NEM-V, NEM-V-ST, VNM-A, VNM-A-ST, and VNEM-SOMAH). An Eligible Customer may elect to participate in the AMP Plan under the following conditions; a. An Eligible Customer has past due arrearages greater than $500 for electric; b. An Eligible Customer has an arrearage at least 90 days of age or older; and, c. An Eligible Customer must be a customer of the utility for at least 6 months and has made at least one (1) full on-time payment of that month's current charges by that month's payment due date within the last 24 months. 2. AMP Plan Forgiveness a. Once an Eligible Customer is enrolled in the AMP Plan ("AMP Participant"), 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven, up to a maximum of $8,000 ("AMP Amount") per AMP, after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. i. AMP Amount is determined at the time of enrollment. b. After twelve on-time payments of current month's charges, the AMP Participant's AMP Amount debt will be forgiven per AMP. This is considered successful completion of the AMP Plan. i. After successful completion of the AMP Plan, if arrearage is more than $8,000, the remaining arrearage is owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of successful completion. c. Any payment received, including Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program ("LIHEAP") pledge payments, shall be applied towards the AMP Participant's current bill only and will not be applied to any AMP Amount. If a payment is received in excess of current month's charges, the excess will be applied to future charges. (Continued) 6P8 Advice Ltr. No. 3602-E D§6itign 14). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective Itp@Icttaion No.Page 24 of 32 Sep 9, 2020 Original Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 33486-E San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 33374-E RULE 9 Sheet 6 RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS H. Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan - (Continued) d. An AMP Participant will receive an acknowledgment of on-time payment received at three (3), six (6), and nine (9) months of participation in the AMP Plan. e. An AMP Participant can miss up to two non-sequential payments if the customer makes up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time full payment of both the current month's charges and the previous month's past-due bill(s). f. An AMP Participant, who misses two sequential payments, shall be removed from the AMP Plan. An AMP Participant removed from the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12- month waiting period, which begins the month after removal from the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant is removed from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of removal. g. An AMP Participant, who drops out of the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after dropping out from the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant drops out from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of dropping out. h. An AMP Participant, who successfully completes the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after successful completion of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. i. All bundled charges forgiven will be recorded to the Residential Uncollectible Balancing Account (RUBA). California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing (CHEEF) and On-Bill Repayment (OBR) charges will not be eligible for forgiveness in the AMP Plan. k. To make current monthly charges more predictable, an AMP Participant can request to participate in LPP while participating in the AMP Plan. sDGI Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 33487-E San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet NO. 33482-E TABLE OF CONTENTS Sheet 1 The following sheets contain all the effective rates and rules affecting rates, service and information relating thereto, in effect on the date indicated herein. TITLE PAGE Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No TABLE OF CONTENTS 33487, 33405, 31243, 33380, 33381, 33483, 33488, 32346, 32352, 33383, 31805, 31174, 32365, 31176, PRELIMINARY STATEMENT: I. General Information 8274, 30670, II. Balancing Accounts Description/Listing of Accounts 19402, 32302, California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Balancing Acct 26553, Rewards and Penalties Balancing Account (RPBA) 21929, Transition Cost Balancing Account (TCBA)......... ....... 31213, 31214, 31215, 31216, 31631, Post-1997 Electric Energy Efficiency Balancing Acct (PEEEBA 22059, Tree Trimming Balancing Account (TTBA)................. 27944, Baseline Balancing Account (BBA)......... ............ 21377, Energy Resource Recovery Account (ERRA)...... ...... 26358, 26359, 26360, 26361, 31631, Low-Income Energy Efficiency Balancing Acct (LIEEBA) 19431, Non-Fuel Generation Balancing Account (NGBA)......... 31217, 31218, 31219, Electric Procurement Energy Efficiency Balancing Account (EPEEBA) Common Area Balancing Account (CABA)......... ...... Nuclear Decommissioning Adjustment Mechanism (NDAM)... Pension Balancing Account (PBA)........................ ..... 29835, Post-Retirement Benefits Other Than Pensions Balancing Account (PBOPBA) 29836, Community Choice Aggregation Implementation Balancing Account (CCAI BA)... ...... ........ ..... ............. Electric Distribution Fixed Cost Account (EDFCA)...... 31453, 22813, Rate Design Settlement Component Account (RDSCA) California Solar Initiative Balancing Account (CSIBA).... 30647, 30648, SONGS O&M Balancing Account (SONGSBA)...... 30998, On-Bill Financing Balancing Account (OBFBA)...... Solar Energy Project Balancing Account (SEPBA).... Electric Program Investment Charge Balancing Acct (EPICBA) 30102, 30103, Tax Equity Investment Balancing Account (TEIBA) California Energy Systems 21st Century Balancing Acct (CES-21BA) Greenhouse Gas Revenue Balancing Account (GHGRBA). Local Generation Balancing Account (LGBA)....... ....... New Environmental Regulatory Balancing Account (NERBA)............ 27955, Master Meter Balancing Account (MMBA)...... ...... ........ 31664, Smart Meter Opt-Out Balancing Account (SMOBA)............ ........ 26898, 16015-E 33253-E 31804-E 31177-E 31260-E 32377-E 26554-E 23295-E 31632-E 30893-E 19422-E 28769-E 31632-E 19432-E 25575-E 30675-E 28770-E 30676-E 27949-E 27951-E 19445-E 21116-E 26555-E 30649-E 30999-E 30677-E 22078-E 27692-E 22797-E 30678-E 30820-E 28765-E 27956-E 31665-E 26899-E (Continued) 1P4 Advice Ltr. No. D§elign Va. 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective Itt4g4taion No.Page 25 of 32 3602-E Sep 9, 2020 San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California 33488-E 33382-E Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 8P4 Advice Ltr. No. D541614). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective ItikEictgtion oPage 26 of 32 3602-E Sep 9, 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sheet 8 Schedule No. COMMODITY RATES CAL. P.U.C. SHEET NO. 33218-E 33224-E 33226-E, 32832-E SERVICE 33213, 33219, 31412, 33227, EECC Electric Energy Commodity Cost 33214, 33215, 33220, 33221, 32176, 30588, 33228,33229, 33216, 33222, 30589, 33230, 33217, 33223, 33225, 33231, 32832, 32833, 32834 EECC-TOU-DR-P Electric Commodity Cost - Time of Use Plus 33232, 29436, 25548, 26613, 32177, 32178-E 33233, 29940-E EECC-TOU-A-P Electric Commodity Cost - Time of Use Plus 30597, 33234, 33235, 30600, 26537, 32179-E 33236, 29446-E EECC-TOU-PA-P Electric Commodity Cost - Time of Use Plus 33237, 33238, 32519, 30605, 30606, 32181-E 32520, 33239-E EECC-TBS EECC - Transitional Bundled Service 22903, 22904, 32183, 19750-E EECC-CPP-D EECC Critical Peak Pricing Default... 33240, 33241, 33242, 30613, 32185, 32186-E 32187, 32188, 32531, 33243, 33244, 32537-E EECC-CPP-D-AG EECC, Critical Peak Pricing Default Agricultura I 33245, 33246, 33247, 30625, 32190, 30627-E 29462, 30184, 33248, 33249, 30630-E CONTRACTS & DEVIATIONS 23877, 5488, 5489, 6205, 6206, 5492, 16311-E 22320, 5495, 6208, 6209, 8845, 6109, 5902-E RULE NO. SERVICE RULES 5750, 8808, 8809, 6011, 8001, 8891, 28762, CAL. P.U.C. SHEET NO. 28761-E 28163-E Definitions........ ....................... ...... ........ 20585, 32191, 32192, 20588, 27101, 22066, 1 33484, 18413-E 14584, 24475, 19394, 24671, 24476, 22068-E 2 Description of Service............. ..... ............... ..... 15591-15600, 15601, 15602, 15603, 20415-E 3 Applications for Service............... ...... ......... ..... 15484, 15485-E 4 Contracts.......... ........... ........................ ........ 15488, 15489, 15490-E 5 Special Information Available for Customers......... 31461, 31462-E 6 Establishment & Re-establishment of Credit.......... 20223, 25228-E 7 Deposits ...... ......... ...... ............ „..„ ..... ..... 33373, 20228-E 8 Notices......... ...... ...... ........................ ..... 17405-E 9 Rendering and Payment of 25230, 29075, 20142, 3337433485, 33486-E 10 Disputed Bills......... ...... ......... ...... ................... 31463, 31464-E 11 Discontinuance of Service... ..... ................... ...... 33375, 33376, 31645, 31467, 31646, 31469, 31470, 31680-E 30248, 32049-E 12 Rates and Optional Rates...... ..... ...................... 23252-E 13 Temporary Service............... ...... ....... ..... ..... 19757-E 14 Shortage of Elec Supply/Interruption Delivery....... 4794-E 15 Distribution Line Extensions... ...... ............ ..... 19758, 11221, 11222, 28879, 13202, 13203, 20417, 12777-E 17074, 17075, 17076, 28880, 28881, 20420-E 16 Service Extensions.......................................... 11233, 22794, 10501, 11235, 11236, 13238, 11238, 11239-E 11240, 19759, 11242, 11243, 11244, 11245-E 17 Meter Reading ...... ..... .......... ...... ......... 26153, 24705-E 18 Meter Tests and Adjustment of Bills (Continued) 16585, 22130, 22131-E Page 1 of 1 ATTACHMENT B ADVICE LETTER 2902-G Cal. P.U.C. Canceling Cal. Sheet No. Title of Sheet P.U.C. Sheet No. Revised 24841-G Original 24842-G Original 24843-G Revised 24844-G Revised 24845-G RULE 1, DEFINITIONS, Sheet 1 RULE 9, RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS, Sheet 5 RULE 9, RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS, Sheet 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS, Sheet 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS, Sheet 5 Revised 16771-G Revised 24601-G Revised 24601-G Revised 24828-G Revised 24799-G 1 Sept. 17, 2020 Item #2 Page 27 of 32 San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California 24841-G 16771-G Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. RULE 1 DEFINITIONS Sheet 1 1P6 Advice Ltr. No. Dggit&n117cfr. 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective ItikElackaion No.Page 28 of 32 2902-G Sep 9, 2020 AGGREGATOR: See Energy Service Provider (ESP). ALTERNATE FUEL (sometimes referred to as Alternative Fuel): Any fuel, gaseous, liquid, or solid, that may be used in lieu of natural gas. Electricity shall not be considered as an alternative fuel for purposes of conversion. ALTERNATE GAS TRANSPORTATION SERVICE PROVIDER: Entity other than the Utility that transports natural gas to the customer's facility. ALTERNATE FUEL CAPABILITY: Alternate fuel facilities installed, permitted and capable of use on a sustained basis, excluding those uses exempted by Section 2773.5 of the California Public Utilities Code. ANNUAL FIRM WITHDRAWAL: Storage withdrawal service that is available every day of the storage year except for core emergencies, force majeure, or scheduled maintenance outages. APPLIANCE: Approved (e.g. AGA listed) and essential gas fired equipment. APPLICANT: Person, agency, or entity requesting the Utility to supply natural gas service. APPLICATION: Request to the Utility for natural gas service; not an inquiry as to the availability or charges for such service. ARREARAGE MANAGEMENT PAYMENT (AMP) PLAN: A debt forgiveness payment plan. See also Rule 9. BALANCING SERVICE: Best-efforts service to accommodate imbalances between actual Customer usage and Customer-owned gas delivered to the Utility. BALANCING ACCOUNT: Account in which expenses are compared with actual revenues derived from rates designed to recover those expenses. Any resulting over- or undercollection, plus interest, is due to or owed from ratepayers, respectively. Account balances are amortized in future rates, as approved by the Commission. BASELINE: A rate structure mandated by the California Legislature that ensures all residential customers are provided a minimum necessary quantity of gas at the lowest possible cost. BILLING CYCLE: The regular periodic interval for reading a Customer's meter for billing purposes. Usually meters are scheduled to be read monthly. BRANCH SERVICE: Service that is not connected to a natural gas main and has another service as its source of supply. BRITISH THERMAL UNIT (Btu): The standard unit for measuring a quantity of thermal energy. One Btu equals the amount of thermal energy required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit and is exactly defined as equal to 1,055.05585262 joule, rounded to 1,055.056 joule. (A joule is equal to one watt-second.) BROKERAGE FEE: Fee charged to customers who procure supply directly from the Utility to cover gas purchasing expenses. BURN: Natural gas usage as measured by electronic metering or an estimated quantity such as Minimum Daily Quantity (MinDQ) for purposes of compliance with winter delivery requirements as specified in Rule 30. (Continued) SDGEAI San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California 24842-G 24601-G Original Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 5P10 D§gAn147). 202020-.06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective ltiRgactfaion oPage 29 of 32 Advice Ltr. No. 2902-G Sep 9, 2020 RULE 9 Sheet 5 RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS G. Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan Per D.20-06-003, the AMP Plan is a debt forgiveness payment plan option available to eligible customers. Upon customer enrollment in the AMP, 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. 1. AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria The AMP Plan is available to an individually metered, core residential customer account that is currently enrolled in CARE and/or FERA ("Eligible Customer"). An Eligible Customer may elect to participate in the AMP Plan under the following conditions: a. An Eligible Customer has past due arrearages greater than $250 for gas only customer; b. An Eligible Customer has an arrearage at least 90 days of age or older; and, c. An Eligible Customer must be a customer of the utility for at least 6 months and has made at least one (1) full on-time payment of that month's current charges by that month's payment due date within the last 24 months. 2. AMP Plan Forgiveness a. Once an Eligible Customer is enrolled in the AMP Plan ("AMP Participant"), 1/12 of the AMP Participant's debt will be forgiven, up to a maximum of $8,000 ("AMP Amount") per AMP, after each on-time payment of the current month's charges. i. AMP Amount is determined at the time of enrollment. b. After twelve on-time payments of current month's charges, the AMP Participant's AMP Amount debt will be forgiven. This is considered successful completion of the AMP Plan. i. After successful completion of the AMP Plan, any remaining arrearage (in excess of the $8,000 forgiven per AMP) is owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan. c. Any payment received, including Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program ("LIHEAP") pledge payments, shall be applied towards the AMP Participant's current bill only and will not be applied to any AMP Amount. If a payment is received in excess of current month's charges, the excess will be applied to future charges. d. An AMP Participant will receive an acknowledgment of on-time payment received at three (3), six (6), and nine (9) months of participation in the AMP Plan. e. An AMP Participant can miss up to two non-sequential payments if the customer makes up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time full payment of both the current month's charges and the previous month's past-due bill(s). (Continued) 24843-G 24601-G San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Original Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. RULE 9 Sheet 6 RENDERING AND PAYMENT OF BILLS G. Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) Plan - (Continued) f. An AMP Participant, who misses two sequential payments, shall be removed from the AMP Plan. An AMP Participant removed from the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12- month waiting period, which begins the month after removal from the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant is removed from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of removal. An AMP Participant, who drops out of the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after dropping out from the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. If an AMP Participant drops out from the AMP Plan, the remaining arrearage will be owed to the utility and may be eligible for a payment plan at the time of dropping out. h. An AMP Participant, who successfully completes the AMP Plan, may re-enroll after completing a 12-month waiting period, which begins the month after successful completion of the AMP Plan. Re-enrolling in the AMP Plan requires an Eligible Customer to meet AMP Plan Eligibility and Enrollment Criteria. i. All bundled charges forgiven will be recorded in the Residential Uncollectible Balancing Account (RU BA). California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing (CHEEF) and On-Bill Repayment (OBR) charges will not be eligible for forgiveness in the AMP Plan. k. To make current monthly charges more predictable, an AMP Participant can request to participate in LPP while participating in the AMP Plan. g. 6P9 D§611AnVa 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective ItikElAcitaion No.Page 30 of 32 Advice Ltr. No. 2902-G Sep 9, 2020 1P4 Advice Ltr. No. D5eilgn$47). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective IttkEliNtion NoPage 31 of 32 2902-G Sep 9, 2020 Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 24844-G San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 24828-G TABLE OF CONTENTS Sheet 1 The following sheets contain all the effective rates and rules affecting rates, service and information relating thereto, in effect on the date indicated herein. TITLE PAGE Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 12805-G TABLE OF CONTENTS 24844, 24829, 24816, 24817, 24845-G 24258, 24545, 20494, 19182-G PRELIMINARY STATEMENT I. General Information 7270, 19259-G II. Statement of Rates 11981, 24804, 24805, 23748, 23574, 16688-G III. Cost Allocation and Revenue Requirement 20597, 23749, 24446, 24447, 14249, 7281-G IV. Balancing Accounts 7489, 14250, 14251, 14252, 7493, 7494-G Description/Listing of Accounts 15671, 21123-G Curtailment Penalty Funds Account (CPFA) 20599-G California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Balancing Account 15681, 15682-G Gas Energy Efficiency Balancing Account (GEEBA) 19260, 19261-G Rewards & Penalties Balancing Account (RPBA).... 19262, 19510-G Pension Balancing Account (PBA) 22923, 17754-G Post-Retirement Benefits Other Than Pensions Balancing Account (PBOPBA) 22924, 17755-G Core Fixed Cost Account (CFCA) 24614, 24449, 24615, 24616-G Noncore Fixed Cost Account (NFCA) 24451, 20603, 19269-G Post-2005 Gas Energy Efficiency Balancing Account (PGEEBA) 18442, 18443-G Post-2005 Gas Low Income Energy Efficiency Balancing Account (PGLIEEBA) 15710, 15711-G Integrated Transmission Balancing Account (ITBA) 24617, 24618-G Advanced Metering Infrastructure Account (AMIBA) 16271, 17757, 16273-G Hazardous Substance Cleanup Cost Acct (HSCCA)... 15741, 15742, 17651, 15744, 15745, 15746-G 15747, 19270, 15749, 15750, 15751-G Distribution Integrity Management Program Balancing Account (DIPMBA) On-Bill Financing Balancing Account (OBFBA) Post-2011 Distribution Integrity Management Program Balancing Account (P-11 DIMPBA) Transmission Integrity Management Program Balancing Account (TIMPBA) New Environmental Regulatory Balancing Account (NERBA) Master Meter Balancing Account (MMBA) Safety Enhancement Capital Cost Balancing Account (SECCBA) Safety Enhancement Expense Balancing Account (SEEBA) Greenhouse Gas Balancing Account (GHGBA) Smart Meter Opt-Out Balancing Account (SMOBA).... Low Carbon Fuel Standard Balancing Account (LCFSBA) Biomethane Cost Incentive Program Balancing Account (BCIPBA) 17172-G 18444-G 19974-G 19975-G 21026, 21027-G 21026-G, 21027-G 22098-G 22099-G 24592, 24593-G 21113, 21114-G 21124-G 22429-G (Continued) 5P4 Advice Ltr. No. G46316147). 202020-06-003 Issued by Dan Skopec Vice President Regulatory Affairs Submitted Effective ItikgMation o.Page 32 of 32 Sep 9, 2020 2902-G Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 24845-G San Diego Gas & Electric Company San Diego, California Canceling Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 24799-G TABLE OF CONTENTS Sheet 5 RULES RULE NO. CAL. P.U.C. SHEET NO. 1 Definitions 24841, 17921, 20903, 24383, 20904, 17925-G 21652, 17927, 17928, 17929, 17930, 18559-G 18560, 17933-G 2 Description of Service 19179, 17586, 17587, 17764, 17934-G 3 Application for Service 12377, 12378-G 4 Contracts 12381, 12382-G 5 Special Information Required on Forms 23628, 23629-G 6 Establishment and Re-establishment of Credit... 16447, 20647-G 7 Deposits 20648, 16452-G 8 Notices 13909-G 9 Rendering and Payment of Bills 20649, 22696, 16395, 16396, 24842, 24843-G 10 Disputed Bills 23630, 23631-G 11 Discontinuance of Service 23721, 23790, 23723, 23634, 23724, 23636-G 23637,23791, 15926-G 12 Rates and Optional Rates 22205-G 13 Temporary Service 9595-G 14 Shortage of Gas Supply, Interruption of Delivery and Priority of Service 22206, 22207, 22208, 22209, 22210, 22211-G 22212, 22213, 22214-G 15 Gas Main Extensions 9596, 9597, 20023, 10878, 10879, 10566-G 13682, 13683, 20024, 20025, 13686 -G 16 Gas Service Extensions 9606, 9607, 20023, 9609, 9610, 9611-G 9612, 9613, 20024, 20025, 9616-G 17 Meter Reading 21118, 20471-G 18 Meter Tests and Adjustment of Bills 13151, 18563, 18564, 13154-G 19 Supply to Separate Premises and Resale 14922, 14923, 14924-G 22 Interstate Capacity Brokering 13359-G 25 Gas Transportation Rules for Noncore Customers 22215, 22216, 22217,22218, 22219-G 27 Automatic Meter Reading 11191, 11192-G 28 Provision of Utility Right-of-Way Information 11505, 11506, 11507, 11508, 11509-G 30 Transportation of Customer-Owned Gas 18869, 24775, 23988, 21848, 21968, 24776-G 24777, 24778, 24779, 24780, 24781, 24782-G 24783, 24784, 24785, 24786, 24787, 24788-G 24789, 24790, 24791, 24792, 24793, 24794-G 24795, 24796, 24797-G 32 Core Aggregation Transportation 23068, 23069, 23070, 20908, 20909, 23071-G 23072, 23073, 23074, 23075, 23076, 23077-G 23078, 23079, 23080, 23081, 23082, 23083-G 23084, 23085-G 33 Privacy & Security for Energy Use Data 19626, 19627, 19628, 19629, 19630, 19631-G 19632, 19633, 20688, 20689, 20690, 20691-G 35 Contracted Marketer Transportation 12819, 12165, 12166, 13114, 12168, 13115-G 12170-G 39 Access to the SDG&E Pipeline System 22430, 22431, 22432, 22433-G 40 On-Bill Financing 17357-G 43 On-Bill Repayment Pilots 21388, 20816, 21389, 21390, 21391, 21392-G 21393-G 44 Mobilehome Park Utility Upgrade Program 23766, 22833, 22834, 22835, 20777, 20778-G 20779, 20780-G (Continued)