RO LE OF THE INDEPENDENT E VALUATOR Sample Clauses

RO LE OF THE INDEPENDENT E VALUATOR. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) had conditionally approved PG&E’s RPS procurement plan in its Decision 00-00-000 issued on June 8, 2009. This chapter elaborates on the prior CPUC decisions that form the basis for an Independent Evaluator’s participation in reviewing contracts that are negotiated by XXXx, describes key roles of the IE, details activities undertaken by the IE in this solicitation to fulfill those roles, and identifies the treatment of confidential information.
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RO LE OF THE INDEPENDENT E VALUATOR. Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a Request for Offers (RFO) on June 29, 2009, a competitive solicitation for power generation that qualifies as eligible renewable energy resources (ERRs) under the California Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) Program. The RPS Program was established by state law to ensure that retail sellers of electricity meet targets for procurement of ERRs as a percentage of annual retail sales. In its Solicitation Protocol for its 2009 RPS RFO, PG&E announced its intent to procure approximately 1 to 2% of its retail sales volume through the 2009 process, or about 800 to 1,600 GWh annually. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) had conditionally approved PG&E’s RPS procurement plan in its Decision 00-00-000 issued on June 8, 2009. This chapter elaborates on the prior CPUC decisions that form the basis for an Independent Evaluator’s participation in the 2009 RPS RFO, describes key roles of the IE, details activities undertaken by the IE in this solicitation to fulfill those roles, and identifies the treatment of confidential information.
RO LE OF THE INDEPENDENT E VALUATOR. Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a Request for Offers (RFO) on May 11, 2011, a competitive solicitation for power generation that qualifies as eligible renewable energy resources (ERRs) under the California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program.2 The RPS Program was established by state law to ensure that retail sellers of electricity meet targets for procurement from ERRs as a percentage of annual retail sales. The CPUC had conditionally approved PG&E’s 2011 RPS procurement plan in its Decision 00-00-000 issued on April 14, 2011. This chapter elaborates on the prior CPUC decisions that form the basis for an Independent Evaluator’s participation in the 2011 RPS RFO and in bilaterally negotiated contracts for RPS-eligible energy, describes key roles of the IE, details activities undertaken by the IE in this solicitation to fulfill those roles, and identifies the treatment of confidential information.

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