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Community Choice Aggregation Feasibility Analysis Alameda County <br /> economic stimulation for the county creates a more pronounced set of occupational opportunities <br /> due to the magnitude of net rate savings benefitting all customer segments within the county. <br /> Figure ES-9. Occupational Impacts Scenario 1,2023 <br /> Community and social service occupations <br /> Food preparation and serving related occupations <br /> Life,physical,and social science occupations III <br /> Arts,design,entertainment,sports,and media...r <br /> Protective service occupations <br /> Legal occupations r <br /> Building and grounds cleaning and...11 <br /> Production occupations rumilm <br /> Healthcare occupations <br /> Education,training,and library occupations i <br /> Installation,maintenance,and repair occupations limn. <br /> Transportation and material moving occupations • <br /> Computer,mathematical,architecture,and engineering...- <br /> Management,business,and financial occupations <br /> Sales and related,office and administrative support... <br /> Construction and extraction occupations <br /> 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 <br /> in non-Direct •Direct <br /> Energy Efficiency <br /> The three cases each assumed approximately 6 GWh of annual incremental energy efficiency <br /> savings directly attributable to CCA efficiency program administration. This value is based on <br /> forecasts from the California Energy Commission, and take into account the savings being <br /> achieved/allocated to PG&E as well as the mandates from Senate Bill 350. <br /> A CCA has a number of options with respect to administering energy efficiency programs. First, <br /> it can rely upon PG&E to continue to all energy efficiency activities in its area,with some input <br /> to insure that monies collected from CCA customers flow back to the area. This is the path that <br /> two of the four active California CCAs have chosen(Sonoma Clean Power and Lancaster Choice <br /> Energy). Second, the CCA can apply to the CPUC to use monies collected in PG&E rates for <br /> energy efficiency programs and administration. These CCA efficiency programs can be for CCA <br /> customers only or for all customers in the CCA region, no matter their power provider. If the <br /> CCA chose the latter path, greater funds are available(including for natural gas efficiency <br /> programs). MCE Clean Energy has chosen this latter path. Our modeling assumed the more <br /> conservative former one (i.e., offer efficiency programs to only CCA-served residents and <br /> July 2016 xii MRW&Associates,LLC <br />