IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFERS Sample Clauses

IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFERS. In the 2009 RPS RFO, PG&E received several proposals for renewable generation proposed to be sited in the Imperial Valley. The PG&E team generally applied the same steps and processes to evaluate these proposals as it did with others. One exception is that the utility did not use its stated preference for projects interconnecting to the grid within PG&E’s service territory to reject or disfavor any Imperial Valley proposals, as it did with some proposals with other proposed points of interconnection. Xxxxxx believes that the inclusion of Imperial Valley proposals on the final short list represents a fair and reasonable selection made by PG&E. The utility did not unfairly exert undue preference based on Imperial Valley location to select any proposal for the final short list, nor did it reject any Imperial Valley proposal that fully met the criteria applied to screen proposals, the same criteria used in other regions.
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IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFERS. PG&E received ' for renewable generation either already operating in or proposed to be sited in the Imperial Valley, or 14% of the total number of conforming Offers for bundled RPS-eligible energy. The PG&E team generally applied the same steps and processes to evaluate these Offers as it did with others. As previously described, PG&E’s methodology appears biased in favor of Offers for new projects that interconnect within the Imperial Irrigation District (or other non-CAISO balancing authority areas) over projects interconnecting within the CAISO; the PG&E team did not apply transmission adders to the former proposals. Projects sited in the Imperial Valley comprise ' Overall, the response of the developer community to propose Imperial Valley projects was robust and PG&E’s selection of Imperial Valley Offers was representative of that strong response. Xxxxxx perceives no evidence that PG&E failed in any way to perform outreach to generation developers and owners active in the Imperial Valley or that there was any structural impediment in the RFO process that materially hindered the selection of competitively priced Offers for projects in the Imperial Valley.
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IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFERS. PG&E received several Offers for renewable generation proposed to be sited in the Imperial Valley. The PG&E team generally applied the same steps and processes to evaluate these Offers as it did with others. One exception is that the utility did not use its stated preference for projects interconnecting to the grid within PG&E’s service territory to reject or disfavor any Imperial Valley Offers, as it did with some Offers with other proposed points of interconnection that pose greater challenges for delivery to PG&E customers. Xxxxxx believes that the choice of Imperial Valley Offers on the final short list represents a fair and reasonable selection made by PG&E. The utility did not unfairly exert undue preference based on Imperial Valley location to select any Offer on the final short list, nor did it reject any Imperial Valley Offer that fully met the criteria applied to screen Offers, the same criteria used in other regions. More details on the Imperial Valley Offers and their evaluations are provided in the confidential appendix.
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IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFERS. The CPUC has stated a public interest in obtaining a robust response to the IOUs’ RPS solicitations from developers in the Imperial Valley, and in the 2009 RPS solicitations required that the utilities hold special Imperial Valley bidders’ conferences. This focus is “in order to provide all reasonable opportunities for optimal use of the Sunrise transmission project.”7 For the 2012 RPS solicitations, the CPUC did not specifically require special Imperial Valley bidders’ conferences (and treated such conferences as optional) but required continued monitoring of the investor-owned utilities’ renewable procurement activities in the Imperial Valley area. PG&E chose not to conduct a special Imperial Valley conference. PG&E received ' Offers for output of Imperial Valley facilities, ' of all proposals for bundled energy delivery. This was the same number of Imperial Valley project proposals received in PG&E’s 2011 RFO, and more as a percent of the total year’s solicitation the total capacity of Offers for Imperial Valley projects, In this , totaled about '' of all capacity offered. The total annual volume of Imperial Valley projects, This representation of Imperial Valley projects seems to be quite robust
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