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Subject:Board Correspondence - FW: CPUC Regional News
Date:Friday, October 1, 2021 8:25:32 AM
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Please see Board Correspondence below.
Shaina Paulsen
Associate Clerk of The Board
Butte County Administration
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CPUC Regional Update | October 2021
Northern California
Below is a summary of major policy actions the CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
has taken as well as upcoming meetings you may be interested in. Please feel free to
share this information with your communities.
If you are interested in scheduling a meeting with me, please get in touch with me by
responding to this email.
Sincerely,
Naveed Paydar
Dr. Naveed Paydar, CPUC Executive Division, Naveed.Paydar@cpuc.ca.gov
Office: (415) 703-1437
Information
Proposed decision would require communication companies to share more with local
governments in post-disaster situations
The California Public Utilities Commission issued a proposed decision recently that would adopt
new post-disaster community engagement and reporting requirements for investor-owned utilities
and facilities-based telecommunications service providers in California.
Among other requirements, within 15 days of being allowed access into damaged areas after a State
or Federally declared disaster, telecommunications providers must provide the CPUC and the
appropriate local or tribal government a report including the following details:
A report of what facilities or equipment was damaged;
Restoration and/or rebuild plans, including a description of what is being repaired, replaced or
added, and maps of where the restoration will occur;
The date the facilities-based wireline or wireless provider received access to the damaged
area;
The timeline to make repairs;
Any changes to any energy/communication infrastructure required; and
The contact information of the individual responsible for community engagement in these
instances.
The proposed decision, part of a broader ongoing Rulemaking (R.20-09-001) addressing broadband
issues, has no legal effect unless approved by the Commission as a whole. This item may be heard,
at the earliest, at the Commission’s Oct. 21 Business Meeting. Formal comments for the
proceeding’s record are due on Oct. 6.
Details and resolution text: https://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/SearchRes.aspx?
DocFormat=All&DocID=407951081
Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS)
To reduce the risk of wildfires, PG&E has implemented Fast-Trip settings on high-risk circuits
PG&E is monitoring both ignition reductions and outage implications
reliability and outreach mitigations to support customers and communities
Upcoming Events and Meetings
For full list see the CPUC Daily Calendar
Oct 81:30pmCPUC-CEC En Banc Discussing the CEC's 2021-
2025 EPIC Investment Priorities (EPIC 4)
en banc
https://energy.zoom.us/j/97693726605?
pwd=RG4vM2pSWGpDenluTnhRY1JMZm9VQT09
Oct 149:00am19th Annual Supplier Diversity En Banc
th
and the impact it has had on the communities in which the
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Find more on what is happening at the CPUC
CPUC Continues California’s Leadership in Energy Efficiency With New Goals
T he California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)established new energy savings goals for
California’s electric and natural gas utilities from 2022 to 2032 and provided updated guidance for
2022-2023 goals, further transitioning the state towards long-term greenhouse gas reductions and
grid benefits.
CPUC Issues Safety Metrics Proposal To Improve Utility Risk Mitigation and Safety Performance
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued a Proposed Decision that, if approved by
the CPUC’s Commissioners, would enhance regulatory oversight and enforcement of investor-
owned utilities (IOUs) by improving risk mitigation and monitoring of the safety performance of all
IOUs.
CPUC To Evaluate Strategies To Mitigate Energy Rate Increases
future energy rate increases.
Proceedings of Local Interest
CPUC Docket Card Comment Feature
Make comments at any time
NumberTitleProceeding Title / Link
R.2008021
Broadband
For AllCalifornia.
R2009001
Framework and Processes for Assessing the
Affordability
R1807006
https://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/SearchRes.aspx?
R.0610006CEQA TelcoDocFormat=All&DocID=370508722
R1705010
Local Funding Resources
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