California AB2266 aims to improve transparency and stakeholder participation by consolidating compliance reporting for load-serving entities.

California AB2266 adds Section 380.9 to the Public Utilities Code, directing the commission to consider consolidating compliance reporting for load-serving entities into a single procurement plan by January 1, 2030. The commission must finalize any compliance reporting requirements or templates at least 30 business days before a report submission. This bill seeks to minimize the state's reliance on backstop procurement mechanisms and improve interagency coordination.

California AB2266 aims to improve transparency and stakeholder participation by consolidating compliance reporting for load-serving entities.

California AB2266 adds Section 380.9 to the Public Utilities Code, directing the commission to consider consolidating compliance reporting for load-serving entities into a single procurement plan by January 1, 2030. The commission must finalize any compliance reporting requirements or templates at least 30 business days before a report submission. This bill seeks to minimize the state's reliance on backstop procurement mechanisms and improve interagency coordination.