RESOLUTION NO. 15-25 

A Resolution of the Governing Board of the South Coast Air Quality 

Management District (SCAQMD) certifying the Final Program Environmental Assessment 

for Proposed Amended Regulation XX - Regional Clean Air Incentives Market 

(RECLAIM). 

A Resolution of the SCAQMD Governing Board amending Regulation XXRegional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM). 

WHEREAS, the 2012 AQI\1P was adopted by the SCAQMD Governing Board 

on December 7, 2012 and subsequently approved by the California Air Resources Board and 

submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for inclusion into the State 

Implementation Plan; and 

WHEREAS, the 2012 AQI\1P contained a control measure, C.MB-01, that proposed 

to decrease NOx RECLAIM allocations and to reflect Best Available Retrofit Control 

Technology (BARCT) as required by state law; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined with certainty that the 

Proposed Amended Regulation XX - Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM), is 

considered a "project" pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA); and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD has had its regulatory program certified pursuant to 

Public Resources Code §21080.5 and has conducted a CEQA review pursuant to such program 

(SCAQMD Rule 11 0); and 

WHEREAS, SCAQMD staff has prepared a Draft Program Environmental 

Assessment (PEA) pursuant to its certified regulatory program and CEQA Guidelines §15252 

and §15168, setting forth the potential environmental consequences of Proposed Amended 

Regulation XX- Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM); and 

WHEREAS, the Draft PEA was circulated for a 53-day public review period from 

August 14,2015 to October 6, 2015; and 

WHEREAS, the Draft PEA has been revised to include the comments received on 

the Draft PEA and the responses, such that it is now a Final PEA; and 

' WHEREAS, it is necessary that the adequacy of the Final PEA, including 

responses to comments, be determined by the SCAQMD Governing Board prior to its 

certification; and 

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WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board finds and determines, taking into 

consideration the factors in Section (d)( 4 )(D) of the Governing Board Procedures, that the 

modifications which have been made to Proposed Amended Regulation XX- Regional Clean Air 

Incentives Market (RECLAIM), since notice of public hearing was published do not significantly 

change the meaning of the proposed amended regulation within the meaning of the Health and 

Safety Code §40726 and would not constitute significant new information requmng 

recirculation of the Draft PEA pursuant to CEQA Guidelines §15073.5 and §15088.5; and 

WHEREAS, it is necessary that the SCAQMD prepare Findings and a Statement of 

Overriding Considerations pursuant to CEQA Guidelines §15091 and §15093, respectively, 

regarding potentially significant adverse environmental impacts that cannot be mitigated to 

insignificance; and a Mitigation Monitoring Plan pursuant to Public Resources Code §21081.6, 

regarding the mitigation included in the Final PEA; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that the 

Socioeconomic Report for Regulation XX (RECLAIM), as proposed to be amended, is 

consistent with the March 17, 1989 and October 14, 1994 Board Socioeconomic Resolution for rule 

adoption; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that the 

Socioeconomic Report for Regulation XX complies with Health and Safety Code §40440.8 (a) and 

(b), §40440.5, and §40728.5; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX may result in increased costs to industry, yet is considered to be 

appropriate, with total annualized costs as specified in the Final Socioeconomic Impact 

Assessment; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has actively considered the 

Socioeconomic Impact Assessment and has made a good faith effort to minimize such 

impacts; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board obtains its authority to adopt, amend 

or repeal rules and regulations from§§ 39002, 39650 et. seq., 40000,40001, 40440, 40441, 40702, 

40725 through 40728, 41508, 41700, and 44390 through 44394 of the Health and Safety 

Code; and 

WHEREAS, Health and Safety Code §40727 requires that prior to adopting, 

amending or repealing a rule or regulation, the SCAQMD Governing Board shall make findings 

of necessity, authority, clarity, consistency, non-duplication, and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that a need exists 

to amend Regulation XX to implement the 2012 AQMP and BARCT as required by state law; and 

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WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX is written or displayed so that the meaning can be easily understood by 

the pyrsons directly affected by it; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX is in harmony with and not in conflict with or contradictory to, existing 

statutes, court decisions or state or federal regulations; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX will not impose the same requirements as any existing state or federal 

regulations. The amendments are necessary and proper to execute the powers and duties granted 

to, and imposed upon, AQMD; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that by adopting 

Proposed Amended Regulation XX, the SCAQMD Governing Board will be implementing, 

interpreting and making specific the provisions of the Health and Safety Code §§ 39002, 

40000, 40001, 40440 (a), 40440.1, 40702, and 40725 through 40728.5; and Title 42 U.S.C. 

§§ 7410 and 7511a; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that there is a 

problem, that the proposed amendments to Regulation XX will alleviate (Health and Safety Code 

§ 40001(c)). Specifically, RECLAIM facility NOx emissions do not currently reflect BARCT 

levels, as required by section 40440, and these proposed amendments will reduce NOx credits in 

the RECLAIM market so as to reflect BARCT; and 

WHEREAS, the Governing Board finds that Health and Safety Code section 

39616 does not apply to the proposed amendments to RECLAIM. The Governing Board 

further finds that in the absence of the 39616 findings being made, the Board could and would 

nonetheless adopt these proposed amendments. Nonetheless, the SCAQMD Governing Board 

makes the following findings when considering the NOx RECLAIM program on an aggregate 

basis, that: 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(l), the proposed amendments to 

RECLAIM achieve the emissions levels projected to result from implementation of the rules 

and control measures subsumed by RECLAIM and current BARCT at equal or less cost, as 

set forth and explained in the Socioeconomic Report; and 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(2), the proposed amendments to 

RECLAIM do not change the previous findings that RECLAIM provides a level of 

enforcement and monitoring comparable to or more stringent than command and control air 

quality measures by requiring more frequent and more accurate monitoring, more frequent 

and more complete emissions reports, electronic emissions reporting, maintenance of on3 
site records of emissions reports and underlying data for three years, annual or more 

frequent facility inspections, and annual emissions audits; and 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(4), the proposed amendment to RECLAIM 

will not result in a greater loss of jobs or more significant shifts from higher to lower 

skilled jobs, on an overall District-wide basis, than would exist under command and control 

air quality measures, as set forth and explained in the Socioeconomic Report; and 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(5), the proposed amendments to 

RECLAIM do not affect the findings previously made by the Governing Board with respect 

to this subdivision; and 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(6), the proposed amendments to 

RECLAIM will not in any manner delay, postpone, or otherwise hinder District compliance 

with District plans to attain state Ambient Air Quality Standards because the amendments 

implement BARCT as required by Health and Safety Code §40919(a)(3); and 

pursuant to Health and Safety Code §39616(c)(7), the proposed amendment to RECLAIM 

will not result in disproportionate impacts, measured on an aggregate basis, on those 

stationary sources included in the program compared to other permitted stationary sources 

in the SCAQMD's plan for attainment because the sources included in the amendments are 

subject to BARCT requirements ; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD specifies the Director of Regulation XX as the 

custodian of the documents or other materials which constitute the record of proceedings upon 

which the adoption of these proposed amendments is based, which are located at the South Coast 

Air Quality Management District, 21865 Copley Drive, Diamond Bar, California; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has determined that proposed 

amendments to Regulation XX should be adopted for the reasons contained in the staff report, 

including compliance with BARCT; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board finds that pursuant to Health and 

Safety Code section 40920.6(a)(5) the reason that it is adopting the proposed amendments to 

RECLAIM is because the amendments will achieve BARCT level emissions from NOx 

RECLAIM sources in an equitable manner. 

WHEREAS, a public hearing has been properly noticed in accordance with the 

provisions ofHealth and Safety Code§ 40725; and 

WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board has held a public hearing m 

accordance with all provisions of law; and 

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WHEREAS, the SCAQMD Governing Board prior to voting on Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX - Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM), has reviewed, 

considered, and approved the Final PEA, including responses to comments, prior to its certification. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board 

does hereby certify the Final PEA for Proposed Amended Regulation XX - Regional Clean Air 

Incentives Market (RECLAIM) was completed in compliance with CEQA and SCAQMD Rule 

110 provisions; and finds that the Final PEA was presented to the Governing Board, whose 

members reviewed, considered and approved the information therein prior to acting on Proposed 

Amended Regulation XX; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Governing Board adopts Findings and a 

Statement of Overriding Considerations pursuant to CEQA Guidelines §15091 and §15093, 

respectively, and a Mitigation Monitoring Plan pursuant to Public Resources Code §21081.6 

regarding potentially significant adverse environmental impacts that cannot be mitigated to 

insignificance, as required by CEQA, and which are included as Attachment 1 and incorporated 

herein by reference; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board does hereby 

approve the Socioeconomic Report; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board does hereby 

amend, pursuant to the authority granted by law, Regulation XX, as set forth in the attached and 

including the revisions to the proposed amendments approved by the Governing Board following 

the public hearing on the proposed Regulation XX amendments; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board does hereby 

direct staff to submit into the State Implementation Plan a commitment of 12 tons per day ofNOx 

by the year 2022, less the total amount in the Regional NSR Holding Account, to further ensure 

that the reduction commitments comply with state law; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Governing Board hereby directs the 

Executive Officer to submit the NOx emission reductions associated with the Nontradable/Non-usable RTCs for a compliance year minus the amount listed in Table 9 for the 

same compliance year at the conclusion of that compliance year provided that NOx RTC 

process have not exceeded the $22,500 price threshold and provided that the Governor has not 

declared a State of Emergency related to electricity demand of power grid stability within the 

SCAQMD jurisdictional boundaries, consistent with Rule 2002(f)(1)(K); and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board does hereby 

direct staff to re-evaluate programmatic BARCT and command and control equivalency as part 

of future AQMP revisions, and propose AQMP control measures to further reduce emissions as 

necessary in accordance with such evaluation; and 

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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the SCAQMD Governing Board hereby 

directs the Executive Officer to submit Regulation XX, as currently amended, with the exception 

of the RECLAIM Trading Credits in the Regional New Source Review Holding Account as 

listed in Table of Rule 2002, for inclusion into the California State Implementation Plan. 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Governing Board does hereby direct staff 

to monitor trends in NOx emissions from electricity generating facilities that could be attributable 

to increasing reliance on renewable sources of energy or increasing market penetration of electric 

vehicles. The Governing Board further directs that on or before April 30, 2017, and on an 

annual basis thereafter, staff shall meet with a working group that includes representatives from 

the electricity generating industry to discuss and quantify any potential increases in NOx 

emissions resulting from these trends. On or before June 30, 2017, and on an annual basis 

thereafter, staff shall report to the Stationary Source Committee regarding any NOx emission 

increases from these facilities attributable to increased renewable energy or electric vehicle 

utilization, relative to the basin-wide NOx and GHG reduction benefits. The Governing Board 

further dircets that if staff finds that increased power supply intermittency and/or power demand 

are leading to increased NOx emissions from electricity generating facilities, but that these NOx 

emission increases are outweighed by the NOx and GHG reduction benefits of renewable energy 

and electrified mobile sources, then no later than 60 days after making that determination staff 

will make recommendations to the Stationary Source Committee on proposed program 

amendments designed to assist the affected electrical generating facilities with complying with 

their NOx RECLAIM obligations. 

AYES: Antonovich, Burke, Buscaino, Nelson, Parker, Pulido and Rutherford. 

NOES: B. Beno~t, J. Benoit, Cacciotti, Lyou and Mitchell. 

ABSENT: Yates. 

DATE: December 4, 2015 o~· 

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Denise Garzaro, Senior De 

Clerk of Boards 
Rule 2002 (Cont.) 

2010 

2011 and 

afterand after 

through 20 15 

0.802 

0.775 

(Amended December 4, 2015) 

RTCs designated as non tradable/non usable pursuant to this 

subparagraph shall be held, but shall not be used or traded. The 

adjustment factors in this subparagraph are subject to change 

pursuant to paragraph (i)(S). 

ill} The Executive Officer shall adjust NOx RTCs held as of 

September 22, 2015 by the RTC holders identified in Table 7 and 

their successors using the following adjustment factors to obtain 

Tradable/Usable and Non-Tradable/Non-Usable RTC Holdings: 

Compliance 

Year 

2015 

2016 

2017 

2018 

2019 

2020 

2021 

2022 

2023 and 

after 

Tradable/Usable 

NOxRTC 

Adjustment 

Factor 

.L.Q ~0.906 

~0.906 

GritS 0.859 

~0.812 

~0.719 

0-AJ+ 0.625 

()..J4J 0.437 

()..J4J 0.43 7 

Non-tradable/ 

Non-usable NOx RTC 

Adjustment Factor 

Q 

M880.094 Q--

().@40.047 

~0.047 

().@40.093 

0.094 

().@4 0.188 

Q 

RTC holdings traded from RTC holders in Table 7 on and after 

September 22, 2015 and held by other R TC holders not listed in 

Table 7 shall be subjected to the above adjustment factors. The 

adjustment factor(s) for any RTC sold by an RTC holder that 

both purchased and sold R TCs between September 22, 2015 and 

December 4, 2015, shall be based on a last in/first out basis. 

(Q The Executive Officer shall adjust NOx RTCs held as of 

September 22, 20 15 by the R TC holders identified in Table 8 and 

their successors using the following adjustment factors to obtain 

Tradable/Usable and Non-Tradable/Non-Usable RTC holdings: 

Compliance 

Tradable/Usable 

NOxRTC 

Adjustment 

Factor 

.L.Q 

th8M 0.931 

2002-9 

Non-tradable/ 

Non-usable NOx RTC 

Adjustment Factor 

0 

()..1.39 -0.069 
Rule 2002 (Cont.) 

2017 

2018 

2019 

2020 

2021 

2022 

2023 and 

after 

(Amended December 4, 2015) 

RTC holdings traded from RTC holders in Table 8 on and after 

September 22, 2015 and held by other RTC holders not listed in 

Table 8 shall be subjected to the above adjustment factors. The 

adjustment factor(s) for any RTC sold by an RTC holder that 

both purchased and sold RTCs between September 22, 2015 and 

December 4, 2015, shall be based on a last in/first out basis. 

(0 RTCs designated as non-tradable/non-usable pursuant to 

subparagraphs (f)(l )(B) and (f)(l )(G) shall be held, but shall not 

be traded or used for reconciling emissions pursuant to Rule 

2004. 

(B_E) Commencing on January 1, 2008 with NOx RTC prices averaged 

from January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007, the Executive 

Officer will calculate the 12-month rolling average R TC price for 

all trades for the current compliance year. Commencing on May 

1, 2016 with NOx RTC prices averaged from January 1, 2016 

through March 31, 2016, the Executive Officer will calculate the 

3-month rolling average NOx RTC price for all trades for the 

current compliance year NOx RTCs and the 12-month rolling 

average NOx RTC price for all trades for infinite year block NOx 

RTC as defined in subparagraph (f)(1)(I). The Executive Officer 

will update the 3-month and 12-month rolling average once per 

month. The computation of the rolling average prices will not 

include RTC transactions reported at no price or RTC swap 

transactions. 

1£l The Executive Officer shall transfer to a Regional NSR Holding 

account the amount ofNOx RTCs holdings listed in Table 9 of 

this Rule from the corresponding facilities identified in the same 

table . 

.(ill For purposes of meeting the NSR holding requirement as 

specified in subdivision (f) of Rule 2005, the facilities identified 

in Table 9 may use a combination of their Tradable/Usable and 

2002- 10 
Proposed Amended Rule 2002 (Cont.) 

2015) 

(Amended November 5, 2010December 4, 

less than or equal to 1 percent of the total facility emissions on an annual 

basis for the duration of the exemption. If the emissions exceed 1 percent, 

the facility shall be in violation of the rule for each and every day of the 

compliance year and the E)(ecutive Officer shall reduce the facility's initial 

allocation for the next compliance year to the emissions level specified for 

that year pursuant to subparagraph (f)(l)(A). 

f91 A facility applying for exemption shall have I percent of its initial 

allocations subject to the requirements pursuant to subparagraph (f)(l)(A). 

8:-Gj Non tradable RTC allocations designated pursuant to paragraph (i)(3) 

shall become tradable in the event the facility permanently ceases to 

operate. 

ffi Faeility and Equipment Shutdewns 

ffi Starting (date fJ( Rmendment) the highest ranldng offieial ef any 

faeility listed in Table 7 or 8 selling anv infinite vear bloeli (IYB) RTCs 

shall provide the Exeeutive Offieer a written statement that there is 

no eurrent intentifJH te shut down the faeility withiu the uext five 

years. For the purpose of this rule, IYB refer to trades iuvolyiug 

bloelis of RTCs with a speeified start vear aud eentinuing iuto the 

future for teo or more vears. 

Ou or after [2 yeRfS R(ter dllte fJ( RmendmentJ. ARRV Faeility Permit 

Holder of a faeility listed in Table 7 or 8 permauentl-y shuttiug dowu 

sfJme fJr Rlffiue or more ojeees of equipmeut with emissious greater 

thau or equal to 25 pereent of the faeility's total NOx emissions for 

auy quarter withiu the pre·lious 2 eempliauee years shall surrender: 

ftM NOx RTCs as determiued under paragraph (i)(3) to the 

Distriet for retiremeut from the RECLAIM Program; aud 

00 the permit(s) for the equipmeut that is shutdowu. 

Equipment shall be deemed nermaueutly shut dowu and subjeet te 

the RIC aud permit surrender requiremeuts of this paragraph if it is 

uon operational for a period of two eonseeutive vears or louger, unless 

the Exeeutjye Offieer determiues. bosed ou e=lideuee nrovided by the 

operotor. that the subjeet equipmeut is used iu a eyelieal operation 

with a eyelie period of two or more years. or that the eauipmeut's 

period of non operation extends beyoud two years clue to 

PAR2002- 25 
Proposed Amended Rule 2002 (Cont.) 

2015) 

(Amended November 5, 2010December 4, 

eireumstanees that are beyond the eontrol of the operator and 

othenvise the eouipment would have been fully operational. 

ffi The NOx RTCs to be surrendered as specified in paragraph (i)(2) 

shall inelude those valid for all eomplianee years starting from the 

eomplianee year after the shutdown oeeurs and be eQual to the NOx 

Allocations issued bv the District to the faeilitv multiplied by the 

maximum quarterly ratio in the previous 2 years. For the purposes 

of this rule, eaeh quarterly ratio shall be ealeulated as follows: 

Quarterly Rati9 

Quarterly .•lOx emissions {rem the shutdown equipment 

Tetal {aellity EeFtified quarterly JlJ()x emissions fer the same quarter 

The requirements specified in paragraphs (i)(2) and (i)(3) shall not 

apply to shutdown equipment for whieh the equipment's operational 

eapaeitv is replaced bv new or existing equif!ment sen'ing the same 

functional needs at the same faeilitv or another faeilitv under eommon 

eontrol. 

~ Notwithstanding the requirements of Rule 204. the Executive Offieer 

shall notifv the Faeilitv Permit Holder 6Q days prior to re issuing the 

FaeilitY Permit to refleet removal of the shutdewn equipment frem 

the Faeilitv Permit. 

PAR2002- 26 
Rule 2002 (Cont.) (Amended December 4, 2015) 

Table 9 

List ofNOx RECLAIM Facilities for the Regional NSR Holding Account with Balances (in lbs) 

P 'lbiTY PiR~41:r loiQbl)iR AQWl ~ ac»7 ~ ~ ~ ;wu ~ ~ 

10-NQ. Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 """ Oe6 

~ ac»7 ac»7 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;wu ;wu ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ """ ll"iN+ {'Abi~ORNIAj MALIIURCO bb' ~ 0 0 i,+ii a,+i4 i,+ii a,+i4 ¥88 ¥88 +,4e9 +,4e9 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

IIURIIANK "TV, IIURIII\NK IAIA:ri!R & ~ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ir%4 ~ g,oGS ~ 9,e% ~ ~ ~ 

PQWI!~Sf;pp• 

!;,GN¥0N PQIUI!R PbAN:r ~ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 7,i80 -U,og7 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

'pu (I!N+INib bb' ~ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

COJ;NiR IlL liLi'+R" ~ 

'0~4PAN¥/INbQNI) i~4PIRI! ~ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4i,i89 ii,OiG l>4,+liS ~ ~ ~ 

iNI!RCO¥ 'iN:ri!R 

bONCO llli./l'lol COiNiR0 +ION, Lb' ~ 0 0 0 u,o10 0 u,o10 0 P,!l+1 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 

i 

I SOU+IoliRN ,.bi~ORNI 0 I!I)ISON ~ 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ i9,i+4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 79,940 40,$i+ ~ 47,;.Q4 

ll,tA LNU:r 'RHK iNI!RCO¥, bb' ~ 0 0 Mi-4 ~ Mi-4 ~ ~ ~ l4,ii+ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

WILI)HQWiiR iNiRCO¥ LP/INI)ICOO COiN , ~ 0 0 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 

w; 

FACILITY PERMIT HOLDER AQMD 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023+ 

IDNO. Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun 

2016 2017 2017 2018 2018 2019 2019 2020 2020 2021 2021 2022 2022 2023 2023+ 2023+ 

BICENT (CALIFORNIA} MALBURG LLC 155474 Q !!. 1,854 1.854 1.854 1,854 2,794 2,794 3.735 3,734 5,588 5,588 7.469 7.469 11,204 11,203 

BURBANK CITY, BURBANK WATER & 128243 Q Q 1,604 5,159 1,604 5,159 2,418 7,775 3,232 10,392 4.836 15,551 6.464 20,784 9,695 31.177 

POWER, SCPPA 

CANYON POWER PLANT 153992 0 0 3,248 2,548 3,248 2,548 4,896 3,840 6,543 5,133 9,792 7,680 13,087 10,265 19,630 15.398 

CPV CENTINEL LLC 152707 0 0 9,645 6,981 9,645 6,981 14,538 10,522 19.430 14.063 29,075 21,044 38,860 28,127 58,290 42,190 

GENERAL ELECTRIC 700126/ 

COMPANY[INLAND EMPIRE 129816 Q Q 9,065 6,573 9,065 6,57<! 13,664 9,907 18,262 13,241 27,327 19,815 36,524 26.484 54,785 39,725 

ENERGY CENTER 

LONG BEACH GENERATION, LLC 115314 Q Q .Q 5,962 Q 5,962 Q 8,986 .Q 12,010 !!. 17,971 !!. 24,019 .Q 36,029 

I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON 160437 Q Q 13,227 6,758 13,227 6,758 19,937 10,184 26,646 13,612 39,874 20,370 53,293 27,225 79,940 40.837 

I 

WALNUT CREEK ENERGY, LLC 146536 Q 0 3,690 4.242 3,690 4,242 5,562 6,393 7,434 8,544 11,124 12,786 14,867 17,089 22,301 25,633 

WILDFLOWER ENERGY LPL!NDIGO GEN., 127299 !!. Q Q 3,483 Q 3,483 Q 5,250 !!. 7,016 .Q 10,499 Q 14,033 .Q 21,049 

LLC 

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