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2021 DRAM RFO
Latest News & Update
Respondents are encouraged to check this RFO Website periodically for updates, notices, and postings. SDG&E, at its sole discretion, pursuant to orders from the CPUC, may change the terms, requirements and schedule of this solicitation. Respondents should monitor the RFO Website for announcements regarding any updates or changes including posted questions & answers. SDG&E will post scheduling changes and RFO amendments to this website, including details on the pre-bid conference call and posting of answers to submitted questions.
6/5/20 – Updated Protocols
5/22/20 - Launch
Key RFO Documents
This website provides an overview of the market solicitation. Respondents must read the RFO Protocol document to fully understand all aspects of this RFO.
Offerors do not need to submit SDG&E’s...
Smart Thermostat Program for Business
SDG&E’s Smart Thermostat program previously provided customers who enrolled in the AC Saver thermostat program the opportunity to conserve energy and earn financial rewards.
For residential customers, click here.
The Smart Thermostat program and AC Saver thermostat program are now closed. In compliance with a California Public Utilities Commission decision issued on December 20, 2023, these programs have been discontinued. For information on thermostat rebates, visit sdge.com/rebates....
Important Information: Medical Baseline Program and CARE CCA customers
Starting on Jan. 1, 2019, Medical Baseline and CARE customers have a new charge on their energy bill due to a regulatory change, adopted July 2018, by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). This charge is called the Power Charge Indifference Adjustment (PCIA) and it covers the cost of energy purchased on behalf of customers prior to their switch to a Community Choice Aggregation program (CCA).
There is no change to your Medical Baseline allowance and/or your CARE discount.
To help you prepare for this change we have programs, solutions and tips that may help you save.
If you participate in CARE, Medical Baseline (or both programs) please select the drop-down below that best describes your situation...
Understanding Your Street Lighting Rates
Your street lighting electric bill consists of two main components:
Electric Commodity (EECC): Costs associated with electric generation and procurement
Utility Distribution Company (UDC): Costs associated with transmission and distribution, public purpose programs, nuclear decommissioning, the ongoing competition transition charge and reliability services
You will also see one of three UDC streetlight tariffs:
Rate Schedule LS-1 governs service on SDG&E-owned streetlights provided on an unmetered flat monthly rate, per lamp basis based on wattage.
Rate Schedule LS-2 is the service that most street lighting customers are on. This tariff for unmetered customer-owned lights is calculated on a per-lamp basis, at a flat monthly fee based on the wattage. If you are on this rate...