- Energy Efficiency Risks/Rewards (R0901019)
- Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan (R0807011
- Energy Efficiency Rulemaking 2006-09 (R0604010)
- 2006-2008 Energy Efficiency Program Applications (A0506004)
- 2010-2012 Energy Efficiency Program Applications (A0807021)
- Energy Efficiency Rulemaking (R0911014)
CPUC Documents
Prior to mid-2006. All comments were listed on CPUC's website but not posted.
Please
for WEM's comments from earlier years.
2006 to present. The CPUC website has the proceedings and all documents submitted by each party,also rulings and decisions by the Commission. These are posted in chronological order.
Women's Energy Matters' comments can be found by a search for "Women's Energy Matters".
History of Energy Efficiency Rulemaking 2001- 06
A brief history of a very significant proceeding that created independent Energy Efficiency programs run by cities, non-profits & independent businesses.
WEM proposed an administrative structure for energy efficiency similar
to one in Texas. It saved 40% more energy per dollar than California's current
system!
CPUC
proceedings August 23, 2001 >>>
continue to Page 2: Brief History & Key Documents in the 2001-2006 Energy Efficiency Rulemaking >>>
California Standard Offer for Energy Efficiency
California Coalition for Energy Efficiency's
proposed structure, the California Standard Offer for
Energy Efficiency is fair, transparent and highly effective. A similar
system created four years ago by local members of Public
Citizen, ACEEE and Environmental Defense Fund in Texas is
saving 40% more energy per dollar than current California
programs.
Continue to Summary >>>
WEM's white paper >>> LSI-3WEMinfo.pdf
- Myth of IOU Cost-Effectiveness
- WEM Crashes Utility "Cozy Retreat"
- Ask Cher-EE: Advice for Healthy Long-Term Energy Efficiency Partnerships
- 20 Reasons to End Utility Control of Energy Efficiency
- WEM & CFC on the San Francisco EE "Pilot" Program
- Proposed "Christmas Surprise" Decision: WEM Comments
Highlights of the Standard Offer White Paper
CPUC's Long-Term Procurement Proceeding
- Testimony in the CPUC's Long-Term Procurement Proceeding: WEM's Alternative Procurement Plan >>> (WEM is proposing for utilities to shut down the nukes and replace them with energy efficiency.)
- CA Excess Energy Without Nuclear (Chart showing that California has 56% excess power with nukes, through 2020 – and still has 46% surplus without them, according to official CPUC figures.)