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Approval of Load Management Standards Compliance Plans

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The California Energy Commission has approved compliance plans that meet the Load Management Standards outlined in Title 20, California Code of Regulations sections 1621-1625. These standards are designed to optimize electricity usage by shifting demand from times of high cost and high emissions to periods with lower prices and reduced environmental impact, thereby lowering electricity bills for customers and decreasing the overall carbon footprint of the grid. The approval signifies that the submitted plans adhere to state regulatory requirements and support broader energy efficiency and sustainability goals. This action is part of a forecasted regulatory milestone posted on June 4, 2026, under the agency name Energy Commission with primary oversight in California. The point of contact for inquiries is Gavin Situ, a Mechanical Engineer reachable at 916-654-4287 or gavin.situ@energy.ca.gov. The activity is documented under the public portal link https://ceqanet.lci.ca.gov/Project/2026040422, though no solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-asides are specified. Place of performance is confined to the state of California, with no further geographic details provided.

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California Energy Commission approves Load Management Plans to optimize electricity use and reduce emissions statewide.

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California → Energy Commission

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926130 - Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other UtilitiesView NAICS

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CA

Set-Aside

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Order Approval of Load Management Standards Compliance Plans for OCPA and CEA

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission

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California → Energy Commission

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Gavin SituMechanical Engineer

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CECs approval of these compliance plans indicates these plans are compliant with the Load Management Standards (LMS) regulations (Title 20, California Code of Regulations sections 1621-1625). The Load Management Standards (LMS) benefit electricity customers by enabling the shifting of electric load from periods of high cost and high emissions to periods of low cost and low emissions. This transition helps in reducing electricity bills and environmental impact.

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