Consistency with RPS Solicitation Protocol Sample Clauses

Consistency with RPS Solicitation Protocol. The PPA was solicited, negotiated, and executed through PG&E’s adherence to its Solicitation Protocol, which is the primary component of the 2006 RPS plan. The report of the Independent Evaluator, contained in public Appendix I to this Advice Letter, provides a narrative description of how PG&E conducted its 2006 solicitation. PG&E generally followed the RPS solicitation schedule set forth in its Solicitation Protocol, but the schedule for concluding negotiations was extended. The resulting 2006 solicitation schedule is shown below: 3 Pub. Util. Code § 399.14(a)(3). Advice 3181-E - 5 - December 18, 2007 Date Event June 30, 2006 PG&E issued Solicitation July 10, 2006 Participants filed Notice of Intent to bid July 20, 2006 Pre-Bid Conference September 8, 2006 Deadline for Participants to submit offers September 25, 2006 PG&E presented initial list of offers to the PRG October 26, 2006 PG&E presented preliminary Shortlist to the PRG November 6, 2006 PG&E distributed a revised and finalized Shortlist to the PRG December 14, 2006 January 26, 2007 March 30, 2007 May 30, 2007 PG&E updated the PRG on the status of negotiations with shortlisted bidders June 27, 2007 PG&E submitted first tranche of PPAs for Commission Approval July 20, 2007 PG&E submitted PPA with Klondike III Wind Power LLC for Commission Approval December 18, 2007 PG&E submits PPA with Finavera for Commission Approval Using its CPUC-approved bid solicitation protocol and forms of power purchase agreements, PG&E commenced its solicitation on June 30, 2006. PG&E accepted bids until September 8, 2006, consistent with the published schedule. PG&E evaluated and scored the bids in the manner prescribed in the Solicitation Protocol. In particular, evaluation of the offer price took into account PG&E’s published Time of Delivery factors and imputed the potential cost of transmission adders. PG&E scored the offers pursuant to a methodology that attributed the proper weight to market valuation, portfolio fit, credit and other non-price factors of the Solicitation Protocol. PG&E ranked the bids according to the protocols, placed them on PG&E’s Shortlist and presented them to PG&E’s PRG on October 26, 2006. PG&E notified short-listed bidders and commenced negotiations with short-listed bidders once they submitted the required bid deposit. PG&E presented the interim results of negotiations to the PRG on several occasions between December 14, 2006 and May 30, 2007. Advice 3181-E - 6 - December 18, 2007
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