What are the timelines for determining whether or not an investment is compliant with or exempt from the EPS?
Whether or not an investment complies with the EPS can fall under two different categories of utility filings with the Energy Commission. The first category is a compliance filing, which a publicly owned utility (POU) is required to file within 10 business days after it enters into a covered procurement. In this type of filing, the Energy Commission staff will notify the filing utility within 14 days if the information provided in support of the compliance filing is not sufficient. The Energy Commission has 30 days from receipt of a complete filing to rule on the compliance of the investment with the EPS. This would be done at an Energy Commission Business Meeting. The second category is a compliance investigation, which is an investigation by the Energy Commission in the event there is reason to believe that a POU may not have complied with these regulations. The investigations fall under Chapter 2, Article 4 of the California Code of Regulations, which establish the steps the Energy
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