california’s long-term energy policy
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California’s Long-Term Energy Policy. Long-Term Energy Challenges. Economic challenges Environmental impacts Policy changes. Economy. Maximizing investments from state run programs Example : Cap-and-Trade & Prop 39 funds - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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California’s Long-Term Energy Policy
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Long-Term Energy ChallengesoEconomic challenges
oEnvironmental impacts
oPolicy changes
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Economyo Maximizing investments from state run
programso Example: Cap-and-Trade & Prop 39 funds
o Maintaining economic vitality, quality of life and creating sustainable job growth
o California can become the model to the nation and rest of the world on how to curtail GHG emissions while bolstering our state’s economy
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Environmento Rising sea levels and dramatic changes in
weather patterns
o High rates of extinction for both plants & animals
o Loss of ecosystems around the state
o Increased GHG emissions caused by population growth and increased energy & fuel consumption
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Policyo Align California’s energy policy with our
state’s growing energy and transportation needs, which:o preserves grid reliability while mitigating
GHG emissions o enables ALL renewable technologies and
alternative fuels to be considered for RD&D programs and the CPUC’s LTPP process
o considers direct and indirect costs to the electrical system
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CAISO’s Duck Graph
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AB 284 – The Road to 2050
Coordination
Increases transparency and communication between the state agencies and legislature
Increases private sector participation
Advisory Report
Improves data collection and analysis of GHG emissions and reductions
Marginal cost-curve analysis of each AB 32 associated program