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Item 2: Administrative and
Regulatory Update
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Update
•Recommendation:
•Receive and File Operational Et Administrative Update Report.
•Receive CCA Regulatory Affairs Report.
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Item 2: Administrative Et Regulatory
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•Noticing
•Receive and File Operational ft Administrative Update Report.
•Receive CCA Regulatory Affairs Report.
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ENROLLMENT PHASE NOTICE DATE SENT
Notice #1 3/15 & 3/17/21
Notice #2 4/1/21
May Enrollment — Non-SEA
May Enrollment — SEA
Notice #1 4/1/21 June Enrollment — Non-SEA
Notice #2 4/12 & 4/14/21 May Enrollment — Non-SEA
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Item 2: Administrative Et Regulatory
Update
•Call Center Activity through 4/18/21
•Total Calls - 546; 234 calls received 4/12-18/21
•Connected to agent - 530
•Average answer time - 11 seconds
•Opt Outs
•Total - 779
•Participation - 98.6%
•Opt up to Green Impact - 18
•Opt Down to Clean Impact - 0 CLEAN
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•Discount Programs - Continued for CEA customers
•California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE)
•Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA)
•Medical Baseline
•Net Energy Metering
•Personal Impact
•Mirrors SDGEtE NEM program
•Customers maintain grandfathering (NEM 1.0)
•Account is true-up with SDGEtE when enrolled with CEA
•CEA Net Surplus Compensation exceeds SDGEtE - $.06/kWh
•Letter going out to NEM customers in following week
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Item 3: Update Regarding County
of San Diego
Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Recommendation:
•Receive update regarding County of San Diego evaluating community
choice aggregation options
•Direct Interim CEO to work with General Counsel to prepare letter to
County of San Diego in response to the County's letter dated April
18, 2021 and return to CEA Board at its May 27 meeting for approval.
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•April 6 Board of Supervisors Actions:
•Adopted Guiding Principles related to evaluation of CCA
•Directed County staff to engage in discussions with CEA and San
Diego Community Power staff and return to BOS in August with
options for potential County participation in the two CCE programs.
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Guiding Principles:
•Prioritize social equity and environmental stewardship
•Provide cost competitiveness compared to the incumbent utility
•Achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2030;encourage within-
County buildout of renewable energy, battery storage and energy
efficiency programs; and prioritize Category 1 renewable energy
•Support requirements for prevailing wages, as defined in California
Labor Code section 1770 et seq., and skilled and trained workforce,
as defined in California Public Contract Code section 2601, for CCCLEAN
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Guiding Principles (cont):
•Encourage the development of equitable jobs pipeline for individuals
from communities of concern; the use of bid evaluation policy
prioritizing the selection of new local renewable energy and storage
projects; and the workforce development criteria prioritizing the use
of State-certified apprenticeship and proper assignment of work to
crafts that traditionally perform the work, as permitted by
applicable taw.
•Limit General Fund Liability.
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Letter dated April 18, 2021 from County to CEA:
•Requests information from CEA regarding BOS consideration of how
best to effectuate the Guiding Principles
•Directed County staff to engage in discussions with CEA and San
Diego Community Power staff and return to BOS in August with
options for potential County participation in the two CCE programs.
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Letter dated April 18, 2021 from County to CEA:
•Asks CEA to respond to specific questions related to joining:
•CEA Rates vs SDGE
•Membership fees, if any
•Current or anticipated payment obligations of JPA members
•Liabilities County may incur by joining
•Rates for new members vs current members
•Process to join and deadlines
•Rollout of CCE in 2023 - all at once or phases
•Role of County staff
•Recent pro forma
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•CEA JPA Document regarding addition of parties:
•Any public agency authorized to be a CCA located in SDGEtE territory
may apply to become a member of CEA.
•Requires 2/3 vote of entire CEA Board to authorize membership.
•Payment of a membership fee, if any, as may be required by the
Board to cover CEA costs incurred in connection with adding the new
party.
•Satisfaction of any other conditions established by the Board
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Policy considerations for CEA Board:
•Membership fee?
•Costs to CEA of evaluating impact of additional member and Implementation
Plan amendment estimated at not to exceed $30k
•Costs of implementation (e.g. noticing) - to be determined as part of
evaluating load data and impact
•Other CCAs surveyed - only 1 charged a fee to recover costs
•Conditions of approval of addition?
•Risk or financial burden to CEA
•Impact achievement of CAP goals of parties CLEAN
•Other conditions identified by Board ENERGY
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Item 3: Update Regarding County of
San Diego
•Timeline:
•Addition requires Amended Implementation Plan to be filed with CPUC by
January 1, 2022, for a 2023 launch
•No later than August 1 - notification by County of interest in joining CEA
•August 2021 - receive historical usage data for County a preparation of
analysis (pro forma development)
•September 2021 - draft results to CEA Board & County
•October 2021 - County adopts resolution to join CEA; CEA Board vote to add
County
•November 2021 - Amended Implementation Plan development
•December 2021 - Amended Implementation Plan approved by CEA Boarda.EAN
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Item 4: Increase FY 20/21 and
Extension through 21/22 of
Bayshore Consulting Group
Agreement
em 4: Increase FY 20/21 and Extension
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through FY 21/22 of Bayshore Consulting
•Group Agreement
•• Recommendation:
•Increase FY 20/21 not to exceed amount from $118,000 to $156,000
Extend through June 30, 2022 for not to exceed $185,700 of
Bayshore Consulting Group Agreement for Interim Chief Executive
H. Officer and Interim Board Clerk Services, authorize Board Chair to
execute the documents, subject to General Counsel approval.
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A ncrease FY 20/21 an x e
through FY 21/22 of Bayshore Consulting
Group Agreement
•FY 20/21 Increase:
•Services provided:
•Interim Chief Executive Officer
•Interim Board Clerk added September 17, 2020
•Interim CEO portion based on estimated 55 hours per month
•Hours have increased to an average of 75 hours per month
•Interim Board Clerk based on estimated 30 hours per month
•Hours have been averaging 65 hours per month
•Additional work related to higher than anticipated time spent on records mgmt.,
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•Funds are available in adopted FY 20/21 Budget ENERGY
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em 4: Increase FY 20/21 and Extension
through FY 21/22 of Bayshore Consulting
Group Agreement
•FY 21 /22 Extension:
•CEA Board authorized extension of existing consulting services
agreements
•Continues services:
•Interim Chief Executive Officer
•Interim Board Clerk
•Increases Estimated hours reflect CEA launch and serving customers
•Interim CEO - 75 hours per month billed at $150/hour
•Interim Board Clerk - 65 hours per month billed at $65/hour CLEAN
•Amounts are within estimated amounts in pro forma ENERGY
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Item 5: Approve Extension of
Consulting Agreements
Item 5: Approve Extension of
Consulting Services Agreements
•Recommendation:
•Approve extension of consulting services agreements and authorize
Interim CEO to execute documents, subject to General Counsel
approval.
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Item 5: Approve Extension of
Consulting Services Agreements
Scope of Work Consultant Not to Exceed Term
General Counsel RWG Law
Tosdal APC
Hall Energy Law
Keyes & Fox
Pacific Energy
Advisors
Marie Berkuti
$120,000
$100,000
$120,000
$120,000
$283,200
$50,000
6/30/2022
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Special Counsel — Regulatory
Special Counsel — Energy
Transactions
Special Counsel — CPUC Proceedings
Technical Consultants
Interim Treasurer/CFO
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Item 5: Approve Extension of
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Consulting Services Agreements
•Board authorized extension of existing agreements
•Not to exceed amounts within estimates in pro forma used for
rate setting
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