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  1. Bills
  2. California
  3. SB1384
2025-2026 Regular Session

SB1384

Certificates of public convenience and necessity.

Introduced2/20/26
Prefiled
Introduced2/20/26
Chamber passed
Final passage
Complete
Introduced Text

SB1384 amends the Public Utilities Code to exempt certain electrical transmission facility modifications from requiring a certificate of public.

SB1384 modifies Section 1001 of the Public Utilities Code, exempting the extension, expansion, upgrade, or other modification of existing electrical transmission facilities from needing a certificate of public convenience and necessity. This change applies to transmission lines and substations. The bill maintains the requirement for other public utilities to obtain a certificate before constructing or extending their lines, plants, or systems, unless the extension is within a city or city and county where they have already begun operations.

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Where it stands

Current
Rules Committee
Next
Session adjourned — paused until it reconvenes

Sponsors

0
1
R
Democratic caucusRepublican caucus

History

Mar 4

Senate

Referred to Com. on RLS.

Feb 23

Senate

From printer. May be acted upon on or after March 23.

Feb 23

Senate

Read first time.
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