Park Tract, Seville, California City, and West Goshen. It also outlined general objectives for pilot projects under Track A, directed the Utilities to file pilot project proposals and authorized nonutility parties to file pilot project proposals when commenting on Utility proposals. PG&E, SCE and SoCalGas filed Track A pilot project proposals on January 31, 2018. On March 2, 2018, TURN, ORA, CforAT, the Sierra Club and Natural Resources Defense Council (Sierra Club / NRDC), GRID Alternatives and SoCalGas commented on the Utilities’ pilot proposals. The CRPE, SHE and the Leadership Counsel commented collectively, calling themselves the “Pilot Team.” A nonUtility party, GRID Alternatives, along with Proteus and Tesla, filed their own pilot project proposal concurrent with their comments on March 2, 2018. Greenlining Institute, TURN, Sierra Club / NRDC, ORA, GRID Alternatives, SoCalGas, PG&E, the Pilot Team, and the California Solar and Storage Association (CSSA) filed reply comments on the Utilities’ pilot project proposals on April 6, 2018. The Commission has not yet authorized any Track A pilot projects. The Phase II Scoping Memo indicated that Track B of this proceeding would finalize a plan to gather information necessary to evaluate economically feasible energy options for the communities listed on the SJV DAC list. It proposed a Data Gathering Framework based on previous party input to ORA’s Data Gathering Framework, requested parties to comment on additional questions in an Attachment B, and directed the Utilities to file data gathering plans. On February 28, 2018 PG&E, SCE and SCG filed proposed plans. On March 28, 2018 TURN, GRID Alternatives, ORA, Sierra Club/ NRDC, the Pilot Team, Greenlining Institute, CforAT and PG&E commented on the Utilities’ proposed Plans. On April 13, 2018, PG&E and ORA provided reply comments on the proposed Plans.
Table 2: New Data Elements Proposed by Utilities’ Data Gathering Plans Household Data Demographic Data Address Landlord contact info, if rented Construction type Build date Square footage Bedrooms Bathrooms Number of occupants ESA remediated date ESA program measures installed ESA program measures not installed Thermostat type Has attic insulation Space heater type Cooler type Propane pipe condition Propane line underground Electrical panel size/ condition Electric wiring type Electric wiring condition Electric code issues On all electric rate On CARE rate On FERA rate On Medical Baseline rate Qualified for Medical Baseline rate Number of occupants Number of occupants aged 65 or older Email address Internet access at home Internet access on mobile Uses Facebook Uses Twitter Uses Nextdoor Pilot and Program Awareness Energy Awareness Awareness of the San Joaquin Valley Proceeding (R.1503010) Awareness or participation in low income programs Perceived burden of energy costs Perceived reliability of energy source Awareness of community based organizations (CBOs) Effective energy saving practices Real and perceived challenges with paying energy bills Nonutility parties concur with a number of PG&E and SoCalGas’s suggestions. Sierra Club/NRDC emphasize questions on customers’ awareness of utility programs (rates, rebates) and why they have or have not taken
Regarding issue two (2), D.1705014 “defer(ed) to Phase II a broader consideration of communities with at least 25 percent CAREeligible customers but less than 25 percent enrollment,” and indicated that six of the sixteen communities identified by the Leadership Counsel may meet this criteria. The Data Working Group subsequently indicated that one of these six, Snelling, was not located within seven miles of a natural gas pipeline, a requirement of Section 783.5. Of the remaining five, PG&E and the Pilot Team agree that 25 percent of Monterey Park Tract residents are eligible for CARE, if not currently enrollede have insufficient information at this time to confirm if thefour communities (Ballico, Cowan Tract, Del Rio, and Lemon Cove CDP) meet Section 783.5 criteria. It seems important that the data gathering effort collects sufficient information on these four communities to determine if 25 percent of residents of these communities are CAREeligible but not enrolled. Without this information, it is premature to add the communities to the SJV DAC list. Therefore, lthough we decline to add thefour communities to the SJV DAC list, we do designate them as within the geographic scope of Plan. PG&E shall reflect this in the Plan and shall ensure that the contractor’s Work Plan is sufficient to determine if 25 percent of residents in these communities are CAREeligible but not enrolled. As part of Plan activities, PG&E and the Plan contractor shall update the database summarizing current information on the list of SJV DAC communities and shall include PDF and excel versions of this in the final Plan report. PG&E and the Plan contractor shall more generally work to ensure that the Plan improves data on residents’ eligibility for and access to Utility natural gas and/or electric services, including in communities where a majority of residents appear to be served by municipal electric or gas utilities.
County assessor office records Any additional promising sources of data D. Data Elements to be Collected The IOUs will gather data on the following data elements. The IOUs will consult with the Data Plan Working Group to review the level of technical detail required for various data elements. The Data Plan contractor’s Work Plan will specify the level of technical detail required for various data elements. Table 1: Current Energy Source Current Energy Costs Home heating Water heating Home cooling Cooking Clothes drying Insulation Propane Wood Electricity Other fuel type (specify) Attributes of Home Demographics Rent / own Age of home Type of home Home internal characteristics Roof characteristics Square footage Household income Address or census block Household size Bill transiency/tenancy Age of tenants Disabilities Household Data Demographic Data Address Landlord contact info, if rented Construction type Build date Square footage Bedrooms Bathrooms Number of occupants ESA remediated date ESA program measures installed ESA program measures not installed On all electric rate On CARE rate On FERA rate On Medical Baseline rate Qualified for Medical Baseline rate Number of occupants Number of occupants aged 65 or older Email address Internet access at home Internet access on mobile