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support future clean energy reliability activities. Specifically, SB 846
directed CEC to develop the CERIP and expressed intent to provide
$1 billion from the General Fund to support its implementation, with the
first $100 million installment to be provided in 2023‑24. As shown in
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Community Renewable Energy. The budget
provides CPUC with $33 million to support renewable energy generation
and storage programs, with a focus on support for disadvantaged
communities. According to the administration, the funding will support
existing programs, such as (1) the Self-Generation Incentive Program,
which provides incentives to customers who install distributed energy
resources such as energy storage systems, and (2) the Disadvantaged
Communities Single Family Solar Homes Program, which supports
lower-income homeowners in installing rooftop solar systems.
Central Procurement Function. The
package provides $32 million for DWR to begin establishing a new
centralized energy procurement office and begin implementing Chapter 367
of 2023 (AB 1373, E. Garcia).

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Clean Energy Reliability Investment Plan Funding
2023‑24, General Fund (In Millions)

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Department 

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Community renewable energy 

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Demand Side Grid Support Program

CEC

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Permitting and interconnection

Go‑Biz

11

Transmission studies

CEC

4

Administrative costs

CEC

1

Total

$100 

CPUC = California Public Utilities Commission; DWR = Department of Water Resources; CEC = California Energy Commission; and Go‑Biz = Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development.

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Capture, Removal, Utilization and Storage Program 
Funds Multiple Departments to Implement New
Requirements. Chapter 359 of 2022 (SB 905, Caballero)
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Research shows that spending time in the outdoors is associated with better mental and physical health, and that many Californians face barriers to accessing their parks. California has a wealth of state parks, and many public libraries are likely within driving distance of one. By reducing barriers to park access and partnering with entities such as public libraries, the state can help more Californians explore the outdoors and generate positive impacts in the area of health, natural resource stewardship, and historical and cultural connections.Through a partnership with California State Parks and the California State Library, free State Parks vehicle day-use passes are now available to check out at the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library.  To learn more about this program, please see the information below or download this brochure (PDF). Pass is only valid for the over 200 participating state park units. For a list of eligible parks, download the handout (PDF) here. 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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