Budgets

The table below shows the amount of ratepayer funds collected annually in each IOU service territory to fund energy efficiency program activities. By statute, funds must be spent in the service territory from which the funds were collected. Thus, for example, funds collected from PG&E customers may not be spent in SDG&E territory.

Proposals to implement programs on a statewide basis (or in more than one large IOU service territory), should estimate the amount of funding required from each utility using a proportional budget allocation.

Table 5.1. Annual Collections by Service Territory

Utility Service Territory

Electric Budget

Gas Budget

Total Annual Budget

Percentage of Total

PG&E

$106,000,000

$12,888,000

$118,888,000

43%

SCE

$90,000,000

$0

$90,000,000

33%

SDG&E

$32,000,000

$5,500,000

$37,500,000

14%

SoCalGas

$0

$26,995,000

$26,995,000

10%

Statewide Total

$228,000,000

45,383,000

$273,383,000

100%

Percentage of Total

83%

17%

100%

 

Any program proposal submitted for Commission consideration should include an itemized budget including the following elements (See Appendix B for the required format), as applicable:

Administrative Costs

· Labor

· Benefits

· Overhead

· Travel Costs

· Reporting Costs

· Materials and Handling

· General and Administrative costs

· Subcontractor costs

· IOU Administrative Fee (only for non-IOU programs)

Marketing, Advertising, and Outreach Costs

· Itemized (e.g., 6 brochures, 1000 copies @ $10 each)

Direct Implementation Costs

· Itemized financial incentives (e.g., 100 water heaters @ $75 each)

· Itemized installation costs (e.g., 100 14 SEER Central AC units @$2000 each, installed)

· Itemized activity costs (e.g., 100 walk-through audits @ $500 each)

Evaluation, Measurement and Verification Costs

· Itemized, including subcontractor costs

Other Costs

· Financing costs

· Other

The Commission retains the right to audit any and all expenditures for which the funding source is either the electric PGC or the gas PGC. The Commission and/or its agents may audit IOU expenditures, as well as any contracts or subcontracts utilizing this funding.

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