Southern California Edison (SCE)  has launched its Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Lookup Tool.
 
SCE hosts this tool on its website which allows SCE customers to determine how many PSPS power shut off events they have experienced.  Customers can look up their address to determine if their site has been 
impacted by two or more PSPS events.
Please note that the tool will only reflect outages due to PSPS events.  Customers seeking information as to whether they have been affected by an outage due to a wildfire can submit an inquiry to 
SGIPGroup@sce.com.
 
SCE PSPS Lookup Tool is available here:
https://www.sce.com/sgip

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,
 
A list of Contractors State License Board (CSLB) Classifications currently approved for installation of 
SGIP-eligible technologies will be posted to the Resources page on www.selfgenca.com [selfgenca.com] on 
September 29th, 2022. This list will be available under the Program Provided Application Documents and 
Forms section.
 
This list provides clarification on licenses issued by the State of California CSLB that comply with current 
installation requirements for the SGIP.
 
Prior to the posting date, the document can be accessed here: 
www.selfgenca.com/documents/application_forms/cslb_classification
 
Please reach out to your Program Administrator if you have any questions.
 
Thank you,
SGIP Program Administrators

Self-Generation Incentive Program 2022 Combined 3rd & 4th Quarter Workshop – SAVE THE DATE
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the combined 3rd & 4th Quarter 2022 Workshop on Tuesday, October 18, 2022, 
from 9:00am – 12:00pm (PST).
 
The SGIP PAs will provide updates and discuss various topics (Program Metrics, Equity Low-income Program Accessibility, Regulatory Updates, etc.). Final agenda and call-in details will be provided on selfgenca.com 
and sent to the R.20-05-012 service list prior to the Workshop. To ensure a robust agenda with relevant 
topics, the SGIP PAs would like to hear from stakeholders regarding additional discussion topics to be 
considered for the agenda.
 
Please send any topic requests to: selfgeneration@socalgas.com
 
The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining the combined 3rd & 4th Quarter 2022 Workshop. Please note that while the presentation slides will be posted after the workshop, the workshop itself will not be recorded.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

The 2022 SGIP Handbook V3 is now available to be downloaded at:
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/ 
 
Effective August 29, 2022, the 2022 SGIP Handbook V3 contains revisions to the SGIP Handbook as stated 
in the Joint AL issued by the PAs (SoCalGas Advice Letter No. 5875/PG&E Advice No. 4498-G/6342-E/SCE 
Advice No. 4596-E/CSE Advice No. 129-E) to modify pre-installation monitoring requirements for the 
measurement and evaluation of large thermal energy storage (L-TES) projects.

Please reach out to your PA if you have any questions. 

Thank you, 
 
SGIP Programs Administrators

On August 30, 2022, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 5 for the following territory and budget category:

Pacific Gas & Electric:
   •   Energy Storage General Market Budget
           o   Large-Scale Storage

Previous CPUC Decisions required PGE to reallocate all Step 5 Large-Scale Storage funding to other budget categories. PGE Step 5 Large-Scale Storage budget is attrition dollars made available up to the date of 
opening. Current available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

The 2022 SGIP Handbook V2 is now available to be downloaded at:
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/ 
 
Effective April 10, 2022, the 2022 SGIP Handbook V2 contains revisions to the SGIP Handbook pursuant to 
Ordering Paragraph 2 of Resolution E-5182 to modify the method for determining eligibility for an SGIP 
project to receive the California Manufacturer Adder  when components of the equipment are manufactured in California, as previously set forth in the Decision 16-06-055. 
 
In addition, the CA Manufacturer Application has also been revised to reflect these modifications, which can 
also be accessed at the link listed above.
 
Applications to be a CA Manufacturer may be submitted at this time. A forthcoming announcement will be 
posted when the new rules are available in the database. Until that time, applicants should reach out to their 
respective Program Administrator (PA) for instructions on how to claim the adder in the database. 
 
Please reach out to your PA if you have any questions. 
Thank you, 
 
SGIP Programs Administrators

Effective June 6, 2022, the Step 4 Large-Scale Storage budget for the SoCalGas territory became fully 
funded. The opening date for the Step 5 Large-Scale Storage budget in the SoCalGas territory will be 
July 11, 2022. For more information regarding available funds, please visit the SGIP Program Metrics page at 
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/ [nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com].

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,

The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are hosting the Q2 2022 Quarterly Workshop via Microsoft Teams.
All stakeholders are invited to attend online.

•              WHEN: Tuesday, June 7, 2022;  9:00am – 12:00pm (PDT)
•              WHERE: Microsoft Teams Meeting
•              WHO:  All SGIP stakeholders
  
Current Proposed Agenda Topics:
•              Program Metrics Update
•              Metering for Unincentivized Systems
•              Inspection Sampling Protocol
•              Application Processing Times (PPM, ICF)
•              Regulatory Updates
•              Helpful Advice for Applicants / Resources for Applicants

Link to Microsoft Teams meeting: 

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SGIP Stakeholders,

As part of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators’ (PAs) efforts to improve 
application processing as outlined in Advice Letter 4630-E, the Proof of Project Milestone (PPM) form is no 
longer required to be generated and signed for 3-Step applications if no changes occur after the conditional 
reservation is issued. Information required to be entered during the PPM stage will not be considered a 
change to the application.

In addition, applications submitted to the PG&E territory are no longer required to submit a copy of the utility 
bill and are no longer required to submit a copy of the Permission to Operate letter.

Please reach out to your respective SGIP PA if you have any questions.

Thank You,
SGIP PAs

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,
 
The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are hosting the Q2 2022 Quarterly Workshop via Microsoft Teams.
All stakeholders are invited to attend online.
 
•              WHEN: Tuesday, June 7, 2022;  9:00am – 12:00pm (PDT)
•              WHERE: Microsoft Teams Meeting
•              WHO:  All SGIP stakeholders
  
Current Proposed Agenda Topics:
•              Program Metrics Update
•              Metering for Unincentivized Systems
•              Inspection Sampling Protocol
•              Application Processing Times (PPM, ICF)
•              Regulatory Updates
•              Helpful Advice for Applicants / Resources for Applicants
 
To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP PAs would like to hear from stakeholders on
potential discussion topics to be added to the agenda. Please contact one of the PAs listed below with your
requests and the PAs will do their best to address your questions.
 
The link to the Microsoft Teams Meeting, with the agenda, will be sent out prior to the meeting.
We look forward to you participating in the Workshop!
 
Southern California Edison (SCE)
SGIPGroup@sce.com
 
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
sgip@energycenter.org
 
SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com

Large-scale storage projects claiming the ITC will no longer be subjected to a 72% differential of the current 
incentive rate if the equipment was purchased after December 31, 2021 as outlined in CPUC Decision 
20-01-021.
 
Current large-scale storage projects claiming the ITC that prove to have purchased equipment after 
December 31, 2021 will receive the same incentive rate as non-ITC large scale storage. The ITC plus the 
SGIP incentive will continue to remain capped at the total eligible project costs. Proof of purchase will be 
verified during review of the executed customer contract.
 
If funding is available, incentives of the affected applications will be adjusted during the application review. 
Please reach out to your respective SGIP PA if you have any questions about the incentive calculation for 
projects claiming the ITC.

On June 6, 2022, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 4 for the following territory 
and budget category:
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):
Energy Storage General Market Budget
Large-Scale Storage Budget Step 4
 
Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time. These applications may then be submitted 
once the Step 4 Large-Scale Storage budget opens. For more information regarding available funds, please 
visit the SGIP Program Metrics page at https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

On April 22, 2022, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) closed the Step 3 budget for the following 
territory and budget category:
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):
     - Energy Storage General Market Budget
     - Large-Scale Storage Budget Step 3
 
No new applications may be submitted to this budget category until the next step opens. Once the lottery 
results have been finalized, the opening date for step 4 will be announced. Applicants may begin creating 
reservation requests at any time. These applications may then be submitted once the Step 4 Large-Scale 
Storage budget opens.

Effective April 20, 2022, the Step 3 Large-Scale Storage budget for the SoCalGas territory became fully 
funded. The opening date for the Step 4 Large-Scale Storage budget in the SoCalGas territory will be June 6, 2022. For more information regarding available funds, please visit the SGIP Program Metrics page at 
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

The 2022 SGIP Handbook V1 is available and can be downloaded at:
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/handbook/2022.
 
The handbook has also been posted to the SGIP Resources page.
 
The 2022 SGIP Handbook V1 contains proposed revisions to the SGIP Handbook pursuant to D.21-06-005.
 
Please reach out to your PA if you have any questions.
 
Thank you,
SGIP Program Administrators

Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) has launched its Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) and Wildfire Event Lookup Tool

CSE now hosts on its website a tool San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) customers can utilize to determine how many PSPS events they’ve experienced. Customers can look up their SDG&E meter number to 
determine if their property has been impacted by two or more PSPS events or a wildfire outage. The tool will 
be updated as new events are reported by SDG&E. Please note that at this time, the tool will only reflect 
outages due to PSPS events. Customers should reach out to SDG&E directly regarding information on 
whether they have been affected by an outage due to a wildfire. Wildfire outages will be added as the data is made available to CSE. 

Go here for the CSE PSPS and Wildfire Lookup Tool: 
https://sites.energycenter.org/sgip/event-look-up

Self-Generation Incentive Program 2022 1st Quarter Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 1st Quarter 2022 Workshop on Tuesday, March 15, 2022, from 9AM – 12PM (PST).
 
Agenda topics include:
 
•             Program Metrics
•             Regulatory Updates
•             WattTime Update (SGIP GHG Signal)
•             Energy Solutions Database Development (SGIP Database)
•             SGIP Handbook Redesign
•             Inspection Streamlining (Open Forum)
 
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The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining the 1st Quarter 2022 Workshop. Please note that while the 
presentation slides will be posted after the workshop, the workshop itself will not be recorded.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

The opening of Large Scale Storage Step 5 budget category in SCE territory has been delayed.  
On March 1, 2022 the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 5 for the following territory 
and budget category:

Southern California Edison:
• Energy Storage General Market Budget
        • Large-Scale Storage

Previous CPUC Decisions required SCE to reallocate all Step 5 Large-Scale Storage funding to other budget categories. SCE Step 5 Large-Scale Storage budget is attrition dollars made available up to the date of 
opening. Please refer to the SGIP Program Metrics for available funds.
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/ [selfgenca.com]

On February 23, 2022 the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 5 for the following 
territory and budget category:
 
Southern California Edison:
Energy Storage General Market Budget
Large-Scale Storage
 
Previous CPUC Decisions required SCE to reallocate all Step 5 Large-Scale Storage funding to other budget categories. SCE Step 5 Large-Scale Storage budget is attrition dollars made available up to the date of 
opening. Please refer to the SGIP Program Metrics for available funds.
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

To GHG Signal API Users:

This is a reminder that on January 31, 2022 at midnight [PST] the new SGIP GHG signal will become the 
default signal provided through the SGIP GHG signal API. Both the old signal (version 1.0) and new signal 
(version 2.0) are currently available, but by default the v1.0 signal will be delivered until January 31, 2022 at 
which point the new signal will be delivered by default. While the new signal remains substantially similar to 
the old signal, the updated assumptions will change the magnitude of the signal and we advise developers to review the new signal if it could affect your optimization approach. Please see the SGIP GHG Signal API 
documentation for details on how to access the different model versions.

If you have any questions regarding the new GHG Signal version, you can contact Henry Richardson, 
WattTime Senior Analyst: henry@watttime.org

On December 16, 2021, the California Public Utilities Commission’s Energy Division issued a Non-Standard Disposition letter approving the SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) Joint Advice Letter of proposed revisions to the SGIP Handbook pursuant to D.21-06-005.  The revised SGIP Handbook is now available to download on selfgenca.com and incorporates a new requirement for Medical Baseline customers to complete an 
attestation confirming the following:

1.	Equity Resiliency Budget incentive will be used for energy storage equipment installed at the customer’s primary residence; and

2.	Customer is Self-certifying that they have a serious illness or condition that could become 
life-threatening if service is disconnected

As of today, the attestation is available and can be downloaded on selfgenca.com under Forms and 
Documents or at the below link: 
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/application_forms/medical_baseline. 

All projects for customers claiming eligibility in the Equity Resiliency Budget under Medical Baseline that are 
funded on or after January 21, 2022 (the date this form has been made available) must complete this 
attestation as part of the application. This includes projects that are funded off of the waitlist on or after 
January 21, 2022

Please upload the attestation as an ad hoc document for each affected application on selfgenca.com.

California Public Utilities Commission Decision 21-06-005 extends the Equity Resiliency and General Market Resiliency Adder requirements to customers who have experienced one Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event and one de-energization or power outage from an actual wildfire that occurred on or after January 1, 
2017, in addition to customers that have experienced two or more discrete PSPS events and apply the 
eligibility requirements to the meter not to individual customers, referencing CalFIRE or a similar source to 
define the term "wildfire.". 

Customers who qualify under the expanded eligibility may submit applications now. The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are currently working with Energy Solutions to update the database with new fields in the 
online application for this criteria . Until those updates are complete, please fill out the following as needed:

For projects applying under the expanded eligibility, please upload an ad-hoc document stating that your 
customer is claiming eligibility under one discrete PSPS event and one de-energization or power outage from a wildfire event that occurred on or after January 1, 2017.

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For Equity Resiliency, Generation (Residential), General Market (Residential) budget categories: 

When asked, “Has experienced at least two discrete PSPS events?” 

– Select Yes if you have experienced two or more discrete PSPS events, or one PSPS event and one 
de-energization or power outage from an actual wildfire that occurred on or after January 1, 2017. 


For Generation (Non-Residential), General Market (Non-Residential) budget categories: 

When asked, “Does the host customer provide critical facilities or infrastructure to one or more communities in a Tier 3 or Tier 2 HFTD or a community with customers whose electricity was shut off during two or more 
discrete PSPS events?”

- Select Yes if the host customer provides critical facilities or infrastructure to one or more communities in a 
Tier 3 or Tier 2 High Threat Fire District (HTFD) or a community with customers whose electricity was shut off during two or more discrete PSPS events, or one PSPS event and one de-energization or power outage from an actual wildfire that occurred on or after January 1, 2017. 


For Equity Resiliency (Non-Residential) budget category: 

Does the host customer provide critical services or infrastructure during a PSPS event to a community that is at least partially located in a Tier 2 or Tier 3 HFTD and eligible for the equity budget? 

– Select Yes if the host customer provides critical services or infrastructure during a PSPS event to a 
community that is at least partially located in a Tier 2 or Tier 3 HFTD, or a community with customers whose 
electricity was shut off during two or more discrete PSPS events, or one PSPS event and one de-energization or power outage from an actual wildfire that occurred on or after January 1, 2017 and eligible for the equity 
budget.
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Please note that if you are applying for the Equity Resiliency or General Market Resiliency Adder and qualify under the extended terms, you may be required to submit additional information your experiences with PSPS events and de-energization or power outage events.

If you have any questions, please contact your PA directly.

SGIP Stakeholders,

Effective December 16, 2021, California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) issued a disposition on the SGIP 
Advice Letter 4481-G/6316-E approving the updated SGIP Handbook to reflect recent changes from CPUC 
Decision (D.) 21-06-005.

As of January 5th, 2022, you may start drafting SGIP incentive applications for all Generation Projects as the Database has been updated with the new Handbook modifications implementing D.21-06-005. This Decision also removed the pause on applications related to Renewable Generation Projects that use a 
capture/use/destroy baseline; however, applications for projects that use a capture/use/destroy baseline will 
be required to remain in “RRF Draft” status until January 12th, 2022. 

Please contact your SGIP Program Administrator for additional information.

On December 16, 2021, the California Public Utilities Commission approved Decision 21-12-031. This 
Decision requires the SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) to immediately allocate all accumulated unallocated funds, approximately $67 million, to the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) energy storage budgets: (1) first to energy storage budgets with waitlisted applications as of the date of adoption of this decision, with priority given to waitlisted Equity Resiliency budget, Equity and then General Market applications; (2) after all waitlisted applications have been served, the decision allocates remaining funds, if any, to Equity Resiliency 
budgets.

In order to comply with this Decision, the PAs will be assigning funds to the projects on the waitlist as of the 
date of the Decision approval over the next few weeks. During this time, no projects on the waitlist for the 
affected budget categories will be assigned funding from attrition. PAs will also reach out to the participant(s) 
for any projects for which partial funds may be available to offer first right of refusal. This process is expected to be completed on January 3, 2022, with the projects for which funding is assigned receiving notices on 
January 4, 2022. After this process is complete, the waitlist will resume automatic operation with funds being assigned to projects on the waitlist as attrition occurs funds become available. 

If you have any questions about this process, please contact your respective PA.

On January 10, 2022 the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 4 for the following territory and budget category:

Southern California Edison:
•	Energy Storage General Market Budget
o	Large-Scale Storage

Previous CPUC Decisions required SCE to reallocate all Step 4 Large-Scale Storage funding to other budget categories.  SCE Step 4 Large-Scale Storage budget is attrition dollars made available up to the date of 
opening.  Please refer to the SGIP Program Metrics for available funds.
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

Self-Generation Incentive Program 2021 4th Quarter Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 4th Quarter 2021 Workshop on Monday, December 13, 2021, from 9AM – 1PM (PST).
 
Agenda topics include:
 
Program Metrics
Regulatory Updates
WattTime Presentation (SGIP GHG Signal)
Energy Solutions Presentation (SGIP Database)
SGIP Handbook Redesign
Streamlining Advice Letter
Streamlining TWG Discussion (Open Forum)
 
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The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining the 4th Quarter 2021 Workshop. Please note that while the 
presentation slides will be posted after the workshop, the workshop itself will not be recorded.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

Self-Generation Incentive Program 2021 4th Quarter Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 4th Quarter 2021 Workshop on Monday, December 13, 2021, from 9AM – 1PM (PST).
 
The SGIP PAs will provide updates and discuss various topics (Program Metrics, Streamlining Efforts, 
Regulatory Updates, etc.). Final agenda and call-in details will be provided on selfgenca.com and sent to the R.20-05-012 service list the week of December 6, 2021.
 
To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP PAs would like to hear from stakeholders regarding potential discussion topics to be added to the agenda. Please contact one of the PAs listed below with your 
requests:
selfgen@pge.com
sgipgroup@sce.com
sgip@energycenter.org
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
 
The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining the 4th Quarter 2021 Workshop. Please note that while the 
presentation slides will be posted after the workshop, the workshop itself will not be recorded.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

On November 16, 2021, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 7 for the following 
territory and budget category:
 
Pacific Gas & Electric:
   •   Energy Storage General Market Budget
           o   Small Residential Storage
 
Current available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

Please post the following announcement to the SelfGenCA website:
 
The Equity Resiliency (ER) budget for the SoCalGas territory became fully subscribed on 
September 26, 2021.
 
The waitlist for the ER budget is now open. ER applications will be placed on the waitlist in the order received. The applications on the waitlist will be funded as attrition occurs.
 
Please email selfgeneration@socalgas.com if you have questions about this announcement.
 
Thank You,
SoCalGas

Self-Generation Incentive Program 2021 3rd Quarter Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 3rd Quarter 2021 Workshop on Friday, September 24, 2021 from 9am – 11:30am 
(PDT). The agenda for this workshop includes Program Metrics, Residential and Non-Residential 
Streamlining Efforts, and Regulatory Updates. Please see Microsoft Teams Meeting information for the 3rd 
Quarter 2021 Workshop:
 
Microsoft Teams Meeting
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The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining us for the 3rd Quarter Workshop.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

On August 27, 2021, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) closed the Step 6 budget for the following territory and budget category:
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):
Energy Storage General Market Budget
Small Residential Energy Storage Step 6
 
 
The opening date for Center for Sustainable Energy’s General Market Small Residential Energy Storage Step 7 will be Monday, September 27th, 2021. The statewide Developer Cap for the step will be announced on 
selfgenca.com and the CPUC service list no later than Monday, September 20th, 2021.  
 
 
Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time. These applications may then be submitted 
once the Step 7 Small Residential Energy Storage budget opens.
 
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

“Self-Generation Incentive Program 2021 3rd Quarter Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 3rd Quarter 2021 Workshop on Friday, September 24, 2021 from 9am – 1pm (PDT). 
The SGIP PAs will be providing updates and discussing various topics (Program Metrics, Streamlining Efforts, Regulatory Updates). Final agenda and call-in details will be provided on selfgenca.com and the CPUC 
service list the week of September 20, 2021.
 
Please email the SGIP PAs if you have any suggested topics.
selfgen@pge.com
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
sgip@energycenter.org
sgipgroup@sce.com
 
The SGIP PAs look forward to you joining us for the 3rd Quarter Workshop.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs”

The 2021 SGIP Handbooks V3 and V4 are available and can be downloaded at:
http://selfgenca.com/documents/handbook/2021.

The handbook has also been posted to the SGIP Resources page.

The 2021 SGIP Handbook V3 contains clarification on the operational requirements for multifamily projects in the program. The 2021 SGIP Handbook V4 incorporates the additions from the previous version as well as 
new eligibility rules and methodology for Large Thermal Energy Storage (L-TES) technologies. 

Thank you, 
SGIP Program Administrators

On June 28, 2021, the Equity Resiliency budget category became fully subscribed in the following
territory:
 
- Equity Resiliency
          •     Southern California Edison
 
The waitlist for this budget category is open.  Any Equity Resiliency applications received will be placed on 
the waitlist.

Projects on the waitlist will be funded through attrition.

2nd Announcement

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,
 
The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are hosting the Q2 2021 Quarterly Workshop via Microsoft Teams. 
All stakeholders are invited to attend online.
 
   •	WHEN: Friday, June 18, 2021;  9:00am – 1:00pm (estimated)
   •	WHERE: Microsoft Teams Webinar
   •	WHO:  All SGIP stakeholders 
  
Agenda Topics:
   •	Program Metrics 
   •	Regulatory Updates
   •	Database Updates
   •	Streamlining Report 
   •	Equipment Approval Process


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We look forward to you participating in the Workshop!

SGIP Program Administrators

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,

The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are hosting the Q2 2021 Quarterly Workshop via Microsoft Teams. 
All stakeholders are invited to attend online.

•	WHEN: Friday, June 18, 2021;  9:00am – 1:00pm (estimated)
•	WHERE: Microsoft Teams Webinar
•	WHO:  All SGIP stakeholders 
  
Current Proposed Agenda Topics:
•	Program Metrics Update 
•	Equipment Approval Process
•	Regulatory Updates
•	Database Updates
•	Streamlining Report 

To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP PAs would like to hear from stakeholders on 
potential discussion topics to be added to the agenda. Please contact one of the PAs listed below with your 
requests and the PAs will do their best to address your questions.

Southern California Edison (SCE)
SGIPGroup@sce.com

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com

Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
sgip@energycenter.org

SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com

The link to the Microsoft Teams Meeting, with the agenda, will be sent out prior to the meeting.

We look forward to you participating in the Workshop!

The latest version of the 2021 SGIP Handbook can now be downloaded at:
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/
 
This version incorporates Stay on Cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic for projects that have 
exhausted the 3 six-month extensions to the Reservation Expiration Date and PBI Pause on Calculations due to the COVID-19 pandemic per D.21-03-008 and D.21-03-009.
 
In addition, the Project Cost Breakdown Worksheet and Project Cost Affidavit have now been incorporated as part of the Incentive Claim Form as allowed per Advice Letter 3966-E. These documents no longer need to be submitted as part of the ICF document package for new ICF submittals after March 4th, 2021.
 
For any questions about these items, please feel free to reach out to your SGIP Program Administrator.
 
Thank You,
SGIP PAs

On March 29, 2021, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 4 for the following territory and budget category:

Pacific Gas & Electric:
   •   Energy Storage General Market Budget
           o   Large-Scale Energy Storage

Current available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/

SGIP Stakeholders,  
  
As a reminder..... 

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators will be hosting the Q1 2021 Quarterly 
Workshop on February 26th, 2021 from 9am to 1pm PST.  Following this meeting, will be the monthly 
Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting for Residential and Non-Residential application streamlining. 
  
We welcome your participation to both the online Microsoft Teams Quarterly Workshop and TWG Meeting!  
  
(9AM – 12PM) Quarterly Workshop Agenda Topics:  
  • Regulatory Updates  
  • Program Metrics SGIP Project Costs; D.19-09-027 directed PAs to determine if a cost cap for energy 
    storage projects should be implemented. Discussion on Measurement & Evaluation Reports; seeking 
    stakeholder feedback on report content.  
  • SCE’s Financial Assistance Program
  • PG&E's Developer Financial Assistance Pilot Investment Tax Credit (ITC), Equity Resiliency Budget 
    requirements for Well Pump eligibility, and income verification Q&A 

(12PM – 1PM) Streamlining TWG Meeting Agenda Topics:
  • Residential: Follow-up on outstanding items
  • Non-Residential: Status on items moving forward
  • Q&A

SGIP PAs look forward to your engagement in this first Quarterly Workshop of 2021 and the February 
Technical Working Group meeting!  

The 1st Quarter 2021 Workshop slides can be found here: 
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/workshops/2021/q1

Regards,   
   
SGIP Program Administrators   
selfgen@pge.com   
selfgeneration@socalgas.com   
sgip@energycenter.org   
SGIPGroup@sce.com   
 
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZjI3OTQwYWEtMDMyYS00NTdjLTk4NjAtMTI3MzlmY2Y0ZGE3%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2244ae661a-ece6-41aa-bc96-7c2c85a08941%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22384fcc64-6bb0-4457-9aa3-53bed79ea811%22%7d
Call-In: +1 415-906-0873,,205203859#   
Phone Conference ID: 205 203 859# 

The 2021 SGIP Handbook V1 can be downloaded at:
http://selfgenca.com/documents/handbook/2021

The handbook will also be posted to the SGIP Resources page at a later date.

The 2021 SGIP Handbook V1 incorporates updated eligibility requirements for Electric Well Pump customers as stated in D.20-10-025. In addition, the Electric Well Pump Attestation can be found on the Resources page of the SelfGenCA website https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/. 

The newest version of the handbook also includes the definition of an Entity for the Non-Residential Equity 
Budget as established in D.20-10-017.

Thank you, 
SGIP Program Administrators

Self-Generation Incentive Program 
Multi-family Technical Working Group Meeting
Friday, January 15, 9:30am-10:30am PST
The Statewide Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators announce the next 
Streamlining Technical Working Group (TWG).

The first TWG meeting held on November 6, 2020 was very productive and resulted in 
noteworthy ideas and suggestions from stakeholders. As a result, it was determined that dividing the 
streamlining effort into subgroups would be the most productive approach. 

This meeting will focus solely on multi-family participation in the program. The agenda and schedule for the 
upcoming TWG meeting for general residential and non-residential streamlining discussions will be issued 
separately for interested participants.

Agenda Topics Include:
• Introductions
• Agenda Topics (to be amended as necessary)
        Multifamily 3pm – 4pm: 
            •  Multi-family installations behind a non-residential meter
                  o  Path forward for GHG emissions reductions and operations compliance
            • Virtual Net Energy Metering (VNEM) and Resiliency

Date: January 15, 2020
Time: 9:30am-10:30am PST
Register at attend here: 
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2806908462194371598 

Announcement To Save The Date! 
Self-Generation Incentive Program  
Residential and Non-Residential Technical Working Group Meeting 
January 26, 2021; 10am – 12pm 
 
The statewide Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators announce the Technical Working 
Group (TWG) Meeting to address Residential Application Streamlining. 
  • The CPUC Scoping Memo issued August 17, 2020 calls for the formation of a technical working group to 
  identify process streamlining opportunities. SGIP stakeholders are cordially invited to participate in this 
  working group to produce ideas to improve SGIP eligibility, application, review, approval and other 
  administrator functions. 
 
**Please send your SGIP Program Administrator additional potential Residential and/or Non-Residential 
topics for discussion by Noon, Tuesday, Jan.19th. SGIP PAs will amend the Agenda to the best of our ability. Thank you! 
 
Initial Agenda Topics Include: 
• Introductions, Meeting Structure and Cadence 
  o Level-set: this is for resolutions to topics/issues raised during the Nov. & Dec. TWG meetings. 
• Agenda Topics; to be amended as necessary 
  o Residential Topics Discussion (10:00am – 11:30am) 
  o Non-Residential Topics Discussion (11:30am – 12:00pm) 
  o Topics: 
    • Utility & Host Customer documentation 
    • Trainings and Workshops 
    • Formatting Handbook into various sectors: Residential, Multi-Family, Non-Residential 
    • Manufacturer specs/templates hosted on selfgenca.com to support applicants 
    • Potential Database enhancements 
    • Equipment verification process 
    • Opportunities to have conversations with Reviewer/PAs   
    • Minimize the number of signatures required 
    • Tools and Resources to guide users through the application process 
 
Date: January 26, 2021 
Time: 10am – 12pm 
Microsoft Teams meeting info 
Link: https://bit.ly/39oXixI
Call-in: +1 415-906-0873,,425205737#  
Conference ID: 425 205 737#  

Regards, 
SGIP Program Administrators 

On January 5th, 2020, the Equity Resiliency budget category became fully subscribed in the following 
territory:

- Equity Resiliency
          •     Center for Sustainable Energy

The waitlist for this budget category will open once the Program Administrator has finalized the lottery in their territory. Projects on the waitlist will be funded through attrition.

Dear SGIP Applicants,

CPUC Decision 20-10-017 directed the SGIP Program Administrators to conduct a one-time lottery for 
projects submitted on May 12, 2020 to the Non-Residential Equity Budget. On December 13th, 2020, the 
results of this lottery were finalized for all territories. Applications selected in the lottery were submitted to the Non-Residential Equity Budget.

Applications that were not selected for the lottery were placed back on the waitlist in their lottery order. The 
waitlist order for these applications is separated by Program Administrator territory and can be accessed 
here: https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/reports/nonres_waitlist

Waitlisted applications submitted on or after May 13, 2020 in the Non-Residential Equity budget category will 
follow normal waitlist procedures and be assigned according to their timestamp after all May 12, 2020 
applications have come off the waitlist.

Regards,
SGIP Program Administrators

2nd Announcement – (Part 2: Meeting Agenda)
Self-Generation Incentive Program Technical Working Group Meeting on Streamlining
Date: December 18, 2020
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
As a result of the meeting held on November 6, 2020, it was determined that dividing the streamlining effort into subgroups would be the most productive approach.

Agenda Topics Include:
• Introductions, Meeting Structure and Cadence
• Agenda Topics (to be amended as necessary)
      Residential 1pm – 2pm:
          •   Reasons for Suspensions
               o   SGIP approved rate?
               o   Other reasons?
               o   Solicit ideas to minimize occurrence of suspensions
          •   Standardizing & Merging of forms and documents
               o   Elimination of documents (removal of PMP during RRF?) 
               o   Merge ICF with PPM or Executed Contract with PPM?
               o   1-Step Application process
               o   Project Cost Affidavit?
          •   PA Response time and Program Information
               o   Set up windows of time with PAs to review projects
               o   ‘Hover’ info links on application?
               o   Host webinars to assist & collaborate with Developers on creating trainings
                    (PG&E hosts Office Hours every Thursday @3pm)
          •   Uploads/Downloads/Database
               o   Cleaner way to export PBI data
               o   New, faster/transparent certification of new equipment
               o   ITC issue – SGIP database calculation vs. developer calculation
      Non-Residential 2pm – 3pm:
          •   Reduce number of signatures needed in RRF
          •   Cleaner way to export PBI Historical Data
          •   How to fill out application step-by-step 
      Multifamily 3pm – 4pm: 
          •   Identify Multifamily issues
          •   Program implementation development
          •   Improvement to RRF to better encompass the requirement for Multifamily 

Regards,
SGIP Program Administrators

2nd Announcement – (Part 1: Microsoft Meeting Link)
Self-Generation Incentive Program Technical Working Group Meeting on Streamlining

The statewide Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators announce the next 
Streamlining Technical Working Group (TWG).

Link to Microsoft Teams Meeting:

Date: December 18, 2020
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Where/How: Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer:
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NzE0ZjA4ZTQtMTE5Ny00MWJlLTk2NjctYTBlZGU1MzNhMjg3%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%225b2a8fee-4c95-4bdc-8aae-196f8aacb1b6%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%225a2f6b3c-7084-4532-9f94-fedbdbc84065%22%7d   
Or call in (audio only)
+1 213-297-0156 United States, Los Angeles 
Phone Conference ID: 381 337 940# 

Regards,
SGIP Program Administrators

Dear SGIP Applicants, 

CPUC Decision 20-10-017 directed the SGIP Program Administrators to conduct a one-time lottery for 
projects submitted on May 12, 2020 to the Non-Residential Equity Budget. On December 13th, 2020, the 
results of this lottery will be finalized for all territories. Applications selected in the lottery will be submitted to 
Non-Residential Equity Budget and applicants will receive an email confirmation.

Applications that are not selected for the lottery will be placed back on the waitlist in their lottery order. 
Projects on the waitlist will be funded as incentive funds become available throughout the remainder of the 
program. Waitlisted applications submitted on or after May 13, 2020 in the Non-Residential Equity budget 
category will follow normal waitlist procedures and be assigned according to their timestamp after all 
May 12, 2020 applications have come off the waitlist. 

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Save The Date!
Self-Generation Incentive Program Streamlining Technical Working Group Meeting
December 18, 2020, 1 pm – 4 pm PST

The statewide Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators announce the next 
Streamlining Technical Working Group (TWG).

The first TWG meeting held on November 6, 2020 was very productive and resulted in noteworthy ideas and suggestions from stakeholders. As a result, it was determined that dividing the streamlining effort into 
subgroups would be the most productive approach.

This next TWG session will be divided into the following subgroups:
   • Residential
   • Non-Residential
   • Multi-Family

A follow-up announcement will be issued providing the Microsoft Teams Meeting information, agenda, and 
start times for each of the subgroup meetings scheduled for December 18, 2020. 

**Please send your SGIP Program Administrator an email with additional potential topics or questions for 
discussion you would like added to the agenda with the subject line “TWG Meeting Suggestion.”

Thank you!

Regards,
SGIP Program Administrators

CPUC Decision D.19-08-001 (http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/PublishedDocs/Published/G000/M310/K260/310260347.PDF) requires that legacy applications (applications submitted to the SGIP application portal prior to April 
1st, 2020) adhere to one of the three compliance pathways detailed below. Developers have the option every December to change their selected pathway from the previous year, effective for the forthcoming year. 
Developers may select a new compliance pathway during the enrollment period of December 1st, 2020 
through December 15th, 2020.  

Option 1: RTE Pathway:
      • Legacy projects must comply with the annual RTE requirement of 66.5 percent in place at the time the 
        project was approved.

Option 2: Storage Rate/DR Pathway:
      • The annual RTE requirement does not apply but the project must enroll in an economic demand 
        response (DR) program integrated into the CAISO or a future demand response auction mechanism 
        (DRAM) offering, or in an approved storage rate.

Option 3: Zero GHGs Pathway:
      • Developer fleets must reduce GHGs to zero kg/kWh rated capacity, assessed annually; and, the annual 
        RTE requirement does not apply.

Please note that all legacy applications will automatically default to their current Compliance Pathway if a new selection is not made during the enrollment period. If you wish to select an alternate pathway, you must 
submit the form at the link below between December 1st, 2020 through December 15th, 2020. 

GHG Pathway Compliance Form: https://forms.gle/Rzyu68v2YBxWtHss8

Thank you for your continued participation in the program. If you are not changing the Compliance Pathway, 
no further action or response is needed for your project(s). Please use the Public Report (https://www.selfgenca.com/report/public/) to determine the Application Codes associated with your Developer Company.

PG&E has launched its Public Safety Power Shutoff Address Lookup Tool

PG&E now hosts on its website a tool customers can utilize to determine how many PSPS events they’ve 
experienced. Customers can look up their PG&E address to determine if their property has been impacted by two or more PSPS events, which is an Equity Resiliency eligibility criteria. The tool will be updated within 30 
days of the most recent PSPS event.

Go here for the PG&E PSPS Lookup Tool: https://www.pge.com/en_US/safety/emergency-preparedness/natural-disaster/wildfires/psps-event-lookup.page

Self-Generation Incentive Program Quarterly Workshop

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 4th Quarter 2020 Workshop. The SGIP PAs will be discussing an array of topics and 
providing program updates. To participate in this quarterly workshop, please register at: 
https://go.energycenter.org/SGIPWBN2020Q4-Virtual-Workshop_Registration.html. 

Date: Tuesday, November 17th, 2020
Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm
Webinar Details: GoToWebinar details will be provided via email upon registration. 
Agenda: 
   1.	Welcome and PA Introductions (CSE) (9:00-9:15am)
   2.	Program Metrics and Budget Availability (SCE) (9:15-9:35am)
   3.  Discuss Program Opening (CSE/PGE) (9:40-10:15)
          a.  Residential Soft Target 
          b.  Projects Providing Backup Capabilities
          c.  Eligibility for Resiliency Adder
   4.	EPW changes and documentation (AESC and CSE) (10:30-11:00am)
   5.	Generation Update (SCG) (11:00-11:20)
   6.	Update on recent Decisions 
          a.  Electric Pump Well (CSE) (11:20-11:45am)
          b.  CESA Decision (SCE) (11:45-12pm)
   7.	Update on selfgenca.com development (ES) (12-12:20)
   8.	GSFA Presentation (12:25-12:50)
   9.	Closing Remarks (PAs) (12:50-1:00pm) 

The 4th Quarter 2020 Workshop slides can be found here: 
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/workshops/2020/q4

Thank You,
SGIP Program Administrators

2nd Announcement To Save The Date!
Self-Generation Incentive Program Technical Working Group Meeting
November 6, 2020; 1pm – 4pm

The statewide Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators announce the first Technical Working Group (TWG) Meeting to address Application Streamlining.
 •  The CPUC Scoping Memo issued August 17, 2020 calls for the formation of a technical working group to 
     identify process streamlining opportunities. SGIP stakeholders are cordially invited to participate in this 
     working group to produce ideas to improve SGIP eligibility, application, review, approval and other 
     administrator functions.

**Please send your SGIP Program Administrator additional potential topics for discussion by Noon, Wednesday, Nov. 4th. SGIP PAs will amend the Agenda to the best of our ability. Thank you!

Initial Agenda Topics Include:
• Introductions, Meeting Structure and Cadence
• Agenda Topics; to be amended as necessary
  o Level-set: this is Brainstorming and we will sort in-scope and out-of-scope topics
  o Potential topics: 
     • Consolidation or modification of required documents
     • Preliminary Monitoring Plan (PMP)
     • Manufacturer specs/templates hosted on selfgenca.com to support applicants
     • Utility & Host Customer documentation
     • 1-Step Application process
     • Ways to avoid Suspension
     • Trainings and Workshops
     • Potential Database enhancements
     • Equipment verification process

Date: November 6, 2020
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Where/How: Microsoft Teams meeting
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_YzIyNjY4NDItNWZkNS00OWU5LWFiNDMtZDZkZmZhNTQ3YTk3%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2244ae661a-ece6-41aa-bc96-7c2c85a08941%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22384fcc64-6bb0-4457-9aa3-53bed79ea811%22%7d
Or call in (audio only)
+1 415-906-0873,,36876913#   United States, San Francisco 
Phone Conference ID: 368 769 13# 

Regards,
SGIP Program Administrators

Option To Opt-In To New Incentive Step-down Structure Currently Available To New General Market 
Residential Projects

For General Market Small Residential Storage projects with discharge duration greater than 2 hours that were on the Step 5 waitlist and have been assigned to Step 6:

Due to recent program modifications adopted by Decision (D.)20-07-015, Resilient General Market Small 
Residential Storage applications that have been approved by the AHJ to grid island and provide backup 
power in the event of a grid outage can opt-in to the new incentive step-down structure in which 100% of the 
incentive base rate is available for systems with durations of up to 4 hours (Handbook Table 5.3.3). 

For Example: Step 6 = $0.20/Wh (Base incentive)

Discharge Duration (hours) x % of Base incentive

Current incentive step-down structure
0 – 2 hours = 100% of Base incentive
2 – 4 hours = 50% of Base incentive
4 – 6 hours = 25% of Base incentive
6+ = 0% of Base incentive

If electing to opt-in for a Resilient System:

Revised incentive step-down structure
0 - 4 hours = 100% of Base incentive 
4 - 6 hours = 50% of Base incentive 
6+ = 0% of Base incentive

To opt-in to this revised incentive structure, the SGIP applicant must first upload a completed Customer 
Resiliency Attestation (bit.ly/3nQDiuz) to the SGIP portal.

Once this document has been uploaded to the SGIP portal, you may request review of your project for this 
change by registering your project at the following link: forms.gle/kH2LnS9zaK1wwQnN9

Only projects that have submitted a Customer Resiliency Attestation prior to registering will be considered a 
complete request for evaluation. Requests will be reviewed in the order received and will be subject to 
funding availability to support an increase to the current incentive value of the application. This link will be 
active through Dec. 31, 2020. Requests received after Dec. 31, 2020 can be submitted directly to your 
Program Administrator.

SGIP PAs

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) General Market budgets will be updated to reflect program 
modifications directed in CPUC Decisions 20-01-021 and 20-07-015. The opening schedule below is 
dependent on disposition of the Implementation Advice Letters for these Decisions and is subject to change.   

On Monday, October 5th, 2020:
   o   The General Market Small Residential Storage projects currently on the waitlist will be assigned to Step 
        6 in the order received.
   o   Applicants may begin drafting new Small Residential Storage applications for submission on the opening 
        date, below.
   o   The General Market Large-Scale Storage Reservation Request Form will be updated with fields to meet 
        the new eligibility requirements. Applications submitted on or after this date will require new 
        requirements be met.
   o   Database updates necessary to calculate the revised incentives for the General Market Renewable 
        Generation Budget are forthcoming; however, applicants wishing to apply to this budget prior to these 
        updates should contact their program administrator to discuss manual submission adjustments.  
        Applications submitted on or after this date must use a “vented” baseline and will be subject to the 
        new rules and incentive rates.
           •   Note: per D. 20-01-021 applications for renewable projects using a use/capture/destroy or “flared” 
               baseline are currently paused pending a renewable gas workshop and subsequent CPUC direction.

On Monday, October 12th, 2020: 
   o   New Small Residential Storage applications can be submitted into the Small Residential Step 6.

Please refer to the FAQ about these program changes at: http://selfgenca.com/documents/faq_reopening

Information on the opening date and increased incentive rates for Generation budgets is forthcoming.

Thank you,

SGIP Program Administrators

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Decision 20-01-021 directed the SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) to post a master list of all circuits that have had two or more PSPS events and the dates and times of 
the events. The most recent list of PSPS de-energized circuits can be found below:
   o   PG&E: http://selfgenca.com/documents/psps_events/pge_circuits
   o   SCE: http://selfgenca.com/documents/psps_events/sce_circuits
   o   SDG&E: http://selfgenca.com/documents/psps_events/sdge_circuits
 
These lists will also be posted to the SGIP Resources page at a later date.
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.
 

On July 15, 2020, the CPUC issued a Non-Standard Disposition letter approving the SGIP Program 
Administrators (PAs) Joint Advice Letter of proposed revisions to the SGIP Handbook pursuant to D.20-05-041. The revised SGIP Handbook incorporates the required changes for Medical Baseline customers who do 
not have access to an approved Medical Baseline Time-of-Use (TOU) rate in their territory and is now posted on selfgenca.com. This Handbook includes all approved program changes to date.

Self-Generation Incentive Program Quarterly Workshop

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs) invite all stakeholders to attend and participate in the 3rd Quarter 2020 Workshop. The SGIP PAs will be discussing an array of topics and 
providing program updates. The final agenda will be posted on selfgenca.com prior to the workshop. To 
participate in this quarterly workshop, please join the webinar on July 24, 2020. Please find the webinar 
details listed below:

Date: July 24, 2020

Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm

Webinar Details: Microsoft Teams Meeting (Please note the Microsoft Teams Meeting is limited to the first 250 participants).

https://teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/launcher.html?url=%2f_%23%2fl%2fmeetup-join%2f19%3ameeting_NjllMzA4Y2QtNGE1NS00NjZkLWFjZTYtNWI3ZTM3NjlkYzdi%40thread.v2%2f0%3fcontext%3d%257b%2522Tid%2522%253a%2522a2e7980c-11ea-4838-8f1a-2f497d8c4072%2522%252c%2522Oid%2522%253a%252229a59dae-1c19-45a6-9c1b-6cad4e103971%2522%257d%26anon%3dtrue&type=meetup-join&deeplinkId=0bde7246-80d8-4e6d-aa0a-80743f95e76a&directDl=true&msLaunch=true&enableMobilePage=true&suppressPrompt=true 

1-(858)-284-1506  United States, San Diego (Toll)
Conference ID: 864 610 884#

Thank You,
SGIP PAs

On June 29, 2020 the CPUC issued a Non-Standard Disposition letter approving the SGIP Program 
Administrators (PAs) Joint Advice Letter of proposed revisions to the SGIP Handbook pursuant to 
D.20-01-021.  Funding authorized in this Decision for the Equity Resiliency and Residential Equity Budgets 
will become available on Monday, July 20, 2020. Projects on the waitlist for these budgets on July 20th 
will receive funding in the order in which they were submitted to the application portal. Any remaining funds 
will be available to new applications. 

The PAs are working to make the necessary Database adjustments and update the funding allocations to the remaining budget categories.  The PAs will post an announcement on selfgenca.com as soon as opening 
date is set for those budgets. 

On July 15, 2020, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 3 for the following territory 
and budget category:

Pacific Gas & Electric:
   •   Energy Storage General Budget
           o   Large-Scale Energy Storage

The Developer Cap for Step 3 Large-Scale Energy Storage was previously set when SCE opened Step 3 on 01/11/18.
 
Current available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will be hosting an webinar on May 28, 2020

EVENT: 
How to Apply for Battery Storage Rebates
Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Battery Storage for Income Qualified and Vulnerable Communities

EVENT ADDRESS FOR ATTENDEES:
https://cpuc.webex.com/cpuc/onstage/g.php?MTID=e9c77fcaa976d6570f2007777ca41ae5e

DATE & TIME:
Thursday, May 28, 2020 2:00 pm
Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00)

DESCRIPTION:
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) recently made available over $600 million in rebates for 
battery storage to help Californians save money and stay safe during wildfire-related power outages.

This webinar will provide an overview of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) for local officials, 
community-based organizations, residents, and critical infrastructure providers who are interested in 
accessing this program. Please join staff from the CPUC, the Center for Sustainable Energy, Southern 
California Gas Company, Southern California Edison, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company to learn about 
the incentives, who is eligible, and how to apply.

EVENT NUMBER:
966 540 879

EVENT PASSWORD:
Battery

AUDIO CONFERENCE:
To receive a call back, provide your phone number when you join the event, or call the number below and 
enter the access code.

United States Toll Free
1-855-282-6330

United States Toll
+1-415-655-0002
Access code: 966 540 879

On May 12, 2020, the equity and equity resiliency budget categories became fully subscribed in the following 
territories:

- Equity Resiliency
  o   Center for Sustainable Energy
  o   Pacific Gas & Electric

- Residential Equity Storage
  o   Center for Sustainable Energy
  o   Southern California Edison
  o   Pacific Gas & Electric

- Non-Residential Equity Storage
  o   Center for Sustainable Energy
  o   Southern California Gas Company
  o   Southern California Edison
  o   Pacific Gas & Electric

The waitlists for these budget categories will open once each Program Administrator has finalized the lotteries in their territories. Projects on the waitlist will be funded through attrition.

Updated information related to the release of 2020-2024 collections for applicable budget categories will be 
made available upon CPUC disposition of the Advice Letter proposing modifications to the SGIP Handbook 
implementing changes adopted in Decision (D.) 20-01-021.

Effective May 8, 2020:  In response to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, SoCalGas is 
temporarily allowing the acceptance of One Span Sign digital signatures for SGIP-generated forms.  Only 
digital signatures executed using the One Span Sign electronic signature platform will be accepted.  All digital signature documents uploaded must include the One Span Sign Evidence Summary (audit documentation 
generated by One Span Sign after forms are successfully signed by parties).

Forms that will be accepted are the Reservation Request Form (RRF), Proof of Project Milestone (PPM), and Incentive Claim Form (ICF) and all signature-required “Program Provided Application Documents and Forms” listed on the SGIP Resources page at https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/

Please note that digital signatures originating from other vendor platforms are not being accepted by 
SoCalGas at this time.

If you have questions on the use of digital signatures for the SoCalGas territory please contact the Program 
Administrator at selfgeneration@socalgas.com.

**UPDATED with a new Webinar link.

The SGIP Database Provider is hosting a tutorial webinar on Friday, May 8, 2020. The webinar will be 
covering changes to the application process related to the new program requirements for:
   o   Large Residential, Multi-family, and Non-Residential Storage Equity and Equity Resiliency
   o   San Joaquin Valley Pilots projects.
 
This tutorial will focus entirely on the software functionality of the database and no program eligibility topics 
will be covered. If you have questions about eligibility requirements, please contact a Program Administrator. All phone numbers are listed at https://www.selfgenca.com/home/contact/

DETAILS:

WHO: Primarily for SGIP Applicants, but all stakeholders are welcomed to attend
WHEN: Friday May 8, 2020 @ 12pm
WHERE: Online webinar via Skype Broadcast. At the time of the webinar follow this link: 
https://meet.lync.com/energysolutionsonline/avas/OS24YH50

As of May 1, 2020, a copy of the Energy Efficiency Audit report will no longer need to be submitted as part of Reservation Request Document Package for 2-Step applications or the Proof of Project Milestone Document Package for 3-Step applications. Per Decision 20-02-002, the Host Customer must attest that an Energy Efficiency Audit has been performed for the project site as part of the Reservation Request Form for 2-Step applications or Proof of Project Milestone Form for 3-Step applications. For additional details, please download the latest version of the 2020 SGIP Handbook at https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/.

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators will accept submissions for the 
following projects on May 12, 2020. Applicants may begin drafting applications for these projects on 
May 1, 2020:
   o   Large Residential (>10kW), Multi-family, and Non-Residential Storage Equity
   o   Large Residential (>10kW), Multi-family, and Non-Residential Equity Resiliency
   o   Residential and Non-Residential San Joaquin Valley Pilot 

The SGIP Program Administrators will resume the acceptance of the following projects on May 1, 2020:
   o   Small Residential  (<=10kW) applications for Residential Storage Equity
   o   Small Residential (<=10kW) applications for Equity Resiliency

The latest version of the 2020 SGIP Handbook can be downloaded at 
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/resources/
 
Thank You,
SGIP Program Administrators

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators will be hosting the Q2 SGIP Quarterly Public 
Forum on Friday, April 17, 2020 from 9 AM to 1 PM via Skype.

Please note the Skype meeting is limited to 200 participants.

Topics of discussion will be:
 - COVID-19 impacts
 - Equity Resiliency and Equity Budget requirements
 - Pause of Equity Resiliency and Equity Budget for Residential Projects
 - Virtual Inspections
 
For those interested in participating in the Q2 Public Forum, please register:
 - Send email a to SGIPGroup@sce.com
 - In the Subject Line: “Q2 SGIP Quarterly Public registration”
 - In the email, provide:
   o  Your Name
   o  Company Name
   o  Email address

Upon receipt of your request, an email notice will be sent to you with a link to join the Skype meeting.

The opening of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Non-Residential Equity Resiliency Budget has been postponed until May 1, 2020 as directed by the CPUC.

Additionally, all open SGIP Equity and Equity Resiliency Budgets will be paused and no new applications 
accepted until May 1, 2020. This includes Residential and Non-Residential Equity Budgets as well as the 
Residential Equity Resiliency Budget.

Updated program information will be made available upon CPUC disposition of the Advice Letter proposing 
modifications to the SGIP Handbook implementing changes adopted in Decision (D.) 19-09-027.

WattTime, the SGIP GHG Signal provider, conducted a webinar on March 30, 2020 to explain the new 
GHG signal and forecasting tools, answer any questions, and solicit feedback. The link to the slides from the webinar is included below for reference.

For developers who were unable to attend the webinar and want to provide additional feedback about the 
GHG signal, please provide comments using the following survey linked below. The responses to this survey will remain confidential and be used only by the Energy Division staff, the SGIP PAs and WattTime to improve forecast usefulness.

Survey link:
https://forms.gle/5diAMHysMYKwkPzg9
 
You can view a copy of the webinar presentation at the link below:
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/workshops/ghg2

The opening of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Non-Residential Equity Resiliency Budget is 
delayed pending CPUC disposition of the Advice Letter proposing modifications to the SGIP Handbook 
implementing changes adopted in Decision (D.) 19-09-027. 

Additionally, Energy Division has requested an extension of time to open the SGIP Equity and Equity 
Resiliency Budget created in D.19-09-027. 

Updated program information will be made available upon disposition of these outstanding items.

The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Signal for SGIP will be available April 1, 2020 and accessible through an
Application Programming Interface (API). Details on how to access the signal, including real-time, historical,
and forecast data through the API will be available at sgipsignal.com.

The final GHG Signal and forecasting tools will encompass the following:

·  5-minute real-time signal, which will serve as the compliance signal

·  Short term forecasts, which consist of the following signals:

·  15-minute forecast, with 5-minute granularity and updated every 15 minutes

·  Hour-ahead forecast, with 5-minute granularity and updated every 15 minutes

·  Day-ahead forecast, with 5-minute granularity and updated every 15 minutes

·  72-hour ahead forecast, updated hourly

·  Long term forecasts, which consist of the following signals:

·  Month-ahead forecast, updated daily

·  Year-ahead forecast, updated monthly

WattTime, the GHG Signal implementor, will host a webinar on Monday, March 30, 2020 from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM (Pacific Time) to explain the functionality of the API, where the GHG Signal will be accessible, and answer any questions about the signal and forecasts.

This webinar is tailored to software engineers, product managers, and whomever will be performing dispatch optimization.

*Please register for the webinar at this link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8399085067812721675

Beginning March 2, 2020, Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) applicants may begin creating Small 
Residential reservation requests for the Equity and Equity Resiliency Budgets. These applications may then
be submitted on March 16, 2020. The current version of the SGIP Handbook can be downloaded at 
www.selfgenca.com/documents/handbook/2020
- 
Applicants will be able to begin drafting Multifamily Equity and Multifamily Equity Resiliency applications under the revised program rules beginning April 1, 2020.  Due to Database constraints, customers wishing to submit Multi-Family Residential Equity applications under the existing program rules prior to April 1, 2020 should 
contact their program administrator.     

Applicants will also be able to begin drafting Non-Residential Equity and Non-Residential Equity Resiliency 
applications under the revised program rules beginning April 1, 2020. Customers wishing to submit to submit Non-Residential Equity applications under the existing program rules may continue to do so through the 
database prior to April 1, 2020.   

Please note: Application fees are no longer required for all SGIP residential projects submitted through the application portal after February 14th, 2020.     

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

In Decision 20-01-021, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) directed the SGIP Program 
Administrators (PAs) to submit a Joint Supplement to PG&E Advice Letter 4191-G/5714-E to further revise the SGIP handbook with the relevant program revisions adopted in that decision. Until that Advice Letter is 
approved by CPUC, the SGIP PAs are unable to open the residential Equity Resiliency budgets or amend the equity budget rules. Consequently, the residential Equity Resiliency budget and application process will not 
open on February 3rd as previously announced.

Upon approval of AL 4191-G/5714-E, the PAs will confirm the earliest available opening date and post this 
information to selfgenca.com.

Thank you,

Center for Sustainable Energy
sgip@energycenter.org
(858) 244-1177

Pacific Gas and Electric
selfgen@pge.com
(877) 743-4112

Southern California Gas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
(213) 244-3695

Southern California Edison
SGIPGroup@sce.com
(626) 302-0610

WattTime, the SGIP GHG Signal provider, conducted a webinar on January 15, 2020 to explain the new 
GHG signal tool, answer any questions, and solicit feedback. The slides from the webinar are attached for 
reference. 

For developers who were unable to attend the webinar or want to provide additional feedback about the 
GHG signal, please provide comments using the following survey linked below. The responses to this 
survey will remain confidential and be used only by the Energy Division staff, the  SGIP PAs and WattTime 
to improve forecast usefulness.
 
Survey link:
https://forms.gle/5diAMHysMYKwkPzg9
 
Webinar Presentation:
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/workshops/GHG

Dear SGIP Participant,
 
Additional funds to the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) have been allocated to the Small 
Residential Storage Budget.  The transfer will be completed by end of day Friday, January 10, 2020.
 
Please note this only applies to Step 5 of the Small Residential Storage General Market Budget. 

The interim Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Signal for SGIP is now available and accessible through an Application Programming Interface (API). Details on how to access the interim signal, including real-time, historical, and 
forecast data through the API are available at sgipsignal.com.

WattTime, the GHG Signal implementor, will host a webinar on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Pacific Standard Time) to explain the functionality of the API and gather feedback about features and forecasts before implementing the final version of the GHG signal.

This webinar is tailored to software engineers, product managers, and whomever will be performing dispatch optimization. This is an important opportunity for GHG signal users to provide technical feedback.

*Please register for the webinar at this link:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5390773973273692940

***UPDATED WITH NEW TIMES, WEBLINK, AND CALL-IN INFORMATION***
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators will be hosting the Q1 SGIP Quarterly Workshop on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 from 10 AM to 12 PM.    

Please note the revised start time for the Q1 SGIP Workshop. The SGIP PAs have been made aware of high hotel costs in San Francisco due to conferences being held on the same date. We are moving the start time to accommodate stakeholders who need to fly in for the day and will be unable to book accommodations the night prior to the workshop. Thank you for your understanding.

Also, in accordance with Decision 19-09-027, the Self-Generation Incentive Program administrators and Energy Division staff will convene an SGIP Marketing, Education & Outreach Workshop from 1 PM to 3 PM on January 14, 2020. This workshop will go over the SGIP ME&O plan, defining the customer journey, and developing key messages to reach customers with critical resiliency needs. 

Both meetings will take place at the Pacific Energy Center (851 Howard St., San Francisco).
 
For those that cannot attend either workshop in person, a call-in option is below for both workshops:
https://pge.webex.com/meet/asab
Toll free: +1 800 603 7556
Access code: 747 023 441 

The Heat Pump Water Heater Workshop that was originally scheduled for January 14th will be rescheduled.

The waitlist for Small Residential projects has started in SoCalGas as funds for Step 5 Small Residential 
became fully exhausted on November 2nd, 2019. Applications for the Small Residential budget will be added 
to the waitlist in the order in which they are received. Projects will be funded as incentive funds become 
available throughout the remainder of the program. Additional information regarding the waitlist can be found 
in section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook.

ANNOUNCEMENT: NOTE: LOCATION CHANGE
 
SGIP Stakeholders:
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators will be hosting the Q4 SGIP Quarterly 
Workshop on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. Please note that the location for this workshop has changed! 
Please see details below.
 
NEW LOCATION: Center for Sustainable Energy, 3980 Sherman Street, Suite 170
San Diego, CA 92110
Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
 
To register to attend the meeting in-person or online, please visit: 
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3281573119552424971

After registering to attend, you will receive an email with the call-in details.
 
Current Proposed Agenda:
Program Updates and Metrics
Regulatory Updates
Equity Resiliency Decision
GHG Signal Implementation
Streamlining Items
Database Updates
Q&A
 
This agenda is subject to change pending regulatory activity, stakeholder feedback and CPUC availability.  
 
In-person attendance is encouraged, and all SGIP stakeholders are invited.
 
Hope to see you there!
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
sgip@energycenter.org
(858) 244-1177  
 
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com
(877) 743-4112  
 
SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
  
Southern California Edison
SGIPGroup@sce.com
(626) 302-0610

SGIP Stakeholders:

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Administrators will be hosting the Q4 SGIP Quarterly 
Workshop on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. While the event is being held in conjunction with the 2019 Energy Storage North America (ESNA) Conference workshops, the SGIP workshop is open to all SGIP stakeholders without purchase of a conference ticket or attendance of the ESNA events.
 
Location: San Diego Convention Center, 111 West Harbor Drive, Room 7B, San Diego, CA 92101
Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
 
To register to attend the meeting in-person or online, please visit: 
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3281573119552424971
After registering to attend, you will receive an email with the call-in details.
 
Current Proposed Agenda:
     1. Program Updates and Metrics
     2. Regulatory Updates
            a. Equity Resiliency Decision
            b. GHG Signal Implementation
            c. Streamlining Items
     3. Database Updates
     4. Q&A
 
This agenda is subject to change pending regulatory activity, stakeholder feedback and CPUC availability.  
 
In-person attendance is encouraged, and all SGIP stakeholders are invited.
 
Hope to see you there!
 
Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
sgip@energycenter.org
(858) 244-1177  
 
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com
(877) 743-4112  
 
SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
  
Southern California Edison
SGIPGroup@sce.com
(626) 302-0610

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,

Please note that a new 2019 V1 Handbook has been posted to www.selfgenca.com. This Handbook 
incorporates streamlining items detailed in Advice Letter 3966-E, which was approved by the California 
Public Utilities Commission on August 28, 2019. The SGIP Program Administrators are working diligently 
to develop these items in the SGIP Database. Each item will be released and updated in the list below as it 
becomes available:

Released October 4, 2019:
   -  Remove Requirement for Copy of Check Submitted With Application
   -  Remove Requirement for 3rd Party Authorization to Receive Customer Information Form for Systems ≤10kW
   -  Require the Final Monitoring Schematic for All Projects
   -  Correct the Handbook language for PDP Audits

Released October 15, 2019:
   -  Extending the Application Fee Refundable Period for 3-Step Projects

Pending:
   -  SGIP Equipment List
   -  Modify Energy Storage Component Specification Requirement
   -  Allow for Virtual Inspections – Residential Projects
   -  Customer Opt-out of Non-critical Email Communications – Residential Customers
   -  Include Project Cost Affidavit and Project Cost Breakdown in the Incentive Claim Form.


Thank you.
Self-Generation Incentive Program

On October 7, 2019, SCE opened the waitlist for its Small Residential Storage Budget category.  Developers may still apply to the program and projects will be added to the waitlist in the order in which they are received.  Projects will be funded as incentive funds become available from cancellations throughout the remainder of 
the program. More information on the waitlist can be found in section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook.

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,

Please note that a new 2019 V1 Handbook has been posted to www.selfgenca.com. This Handbook 
incorporates streamlining items detailed in Advice Letter 3966-E, which was approved by the California Public Utilities Commission on August 28, 2019. The SGIP Program Administrators are working diligently to develop these items in the SGIP Database. Each item will be released and updated in the list below as it becomes 
available:

-SGIP Equipment List
-Modify Energy Storage Component Specification Requirement
-Allow for Virtual Inspections – Residential Projects
-Remove Requirement for Copy of Check Submitted With Application
-Customer Opt-out of Non-critical Email Communications – Residential Customers
-Include Project Cost Affidavit and Project Cost Breakdown in the Incentive Claim Form
-Remove Requirement for 3rd Party Authorization to Receive Customer Information Form for Systems ≤10kW
-Require the Final Monitoring Schematic for All Projects
-Extending the Application Fee Refundable Period for 3-Step Projects
-Correct the Language for PDP Audits

Thank you.

***UPDATED WITH CALL-IN AND WEBINAR INFORMATION***

Per Decision 19-08-001, the SGIP Program Administrators and Energy Division staff will convene a Thermal Energy Storage Working Group to discuss the new GHG rules and their applicability to thermal energy storage technologies. Stakeholders are invited to attend in person or call in.

   WHEN: Friday, September 13, 9:00am-3:00pm 
   WHERE: Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard St., San Francisco CA 94103 
   WHO: All SGIP stakeholders may participate 
   HOW: Attend in person or call in. Call-in and webinar details provided below: 
           Phone: +1 800 603 7556
           Access Code: 747 023 441
           Web: https://pge.webex.com/meet/asab

Agenda: 
        1. Safety (9:00-9:05am) 
        2. Welcome and Introductions (9:05-9:15am)
        3. GHG Decision Requirements (9:15-9:45am) 
        4. TES Industry Presentations (9:45am-12pm) 
        5. Lunch (12-1pm) 
        6. Focused Q&A on GHG Decision and TES (1-2pm) 
        7. Other Considerations for TES Inclusion in SGIP (2-3pm)   
This agenda is subject to change pending regulatory activity, stakeholder feedback or CPUC availability.   

We look forward to seeing you at the workshop! 
Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) 
sgip@energycenter.org 
(858) 244-1177   

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) 
selfgen@pge.com 
(877) 743-4112   

SoCalGas 
selfgeneration@socalgas.com 
  
Southern California Edison 
SGIPGroup@sce.com 
(626) 302-0610

Step 4 Small Residential Storage budget for SoCalGas is closed effective August 17th, 2019. The opening date for Step 5 Small Residential Storage in the SoCalGas territory is set for October 1st, 2019. Large-Scale Storage, Residential Storage Equity, Non-Residential Storage Equity, and Generation budgets remain open.

Dear SGIP Stakeholders,
 
The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) are hosting the Q3 2019 Quarterly Workshop at the Pacific Energy Center on Friday, August 16th, 2019. All stakeholders are invited to attend in person or call in.
 
•	WHEN: Friday, August 16th, 9:00am – 1:00pm (estimated)
•	WHERE: Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard St., San Francisco CA 94103
•	WHO: All SGIP stakeholders may participate
•	HOW: Attend in person or call in -- GoTo Meeting details are provided below
 
 
To register to attend the meeting in-person or online, please visit: 
•	https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6578719318081737227
        After signing up at this link you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the 
        webinar.
  
To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP PAs would like to hear from stakeholders on potential discussion topics in addition to the items listed below. Please contact one of the PAs listed below with your requests and the PAs will do their best to address your questions.
 
Current Proposed Agenda Topics:
•	Program Updates 
•	Metrics, Waitlist Management, General Program items
•	Regulatory Updates
•	Updates as available:  Petitions for Modification, Advice Letters, SB700, GHG Decision, General CPUC 
        items
•	Database Updates
•	Database &/or Application Items
•	Feedback / Q&A 
•	General Stakeholder Items

This agenda may change; SGIP PAs may amend pending regulatory activity, stakeholder feedback or CPUC availability.
 
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com
(877) 743-4112

Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
sgip@energycenter.org
(858) 244-1177
 
SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com
 
Southern California Edison 
SGIPGroup@sce.com
(626) 302-0610
 
We look forward to seeing you at the Workshop!

PG&E’s Step 5 Residential budget has become exhausted and on Tuesday, July 16th, 2019, PG&E opened
the waitlist for its Small Residential Storage budget category. Developers may still apply to the program and
projects will be added to the waitlist in the order in which they are received. Projects will be funded as
incentive funds become available from cancellations throughout the remainder of the program. More
information on the waitlist can be found in section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook.

Step 4 Small Residential Storage budget for Southern California Edison is closed effective July 12, 2019.
 
On August 12, 2019 Southern California Edison will open Step 5 budget for the Small Residential Energy
Storage budget category.

Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time.  These reservation requests may then be
submitted once the Step 5 Small Residential Energy Storage budget opens.

The statewide Developer Cap for Small Residential Energy Storage Step 5 was set at the time a previous
territory reached this incentive step.

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

After receiving approval from the CPUC, the SGIP 2nd Program Quarterly Workshop has been postponed
and will reconvene again in the 3rd Quarter.

Step 3 Small Residential Storage budget for SoCalGas is closed effective April 11th, 2019. The opening date 
for Step 4 Small Residential Storage will be May 20th, 2019. Large-Scale Storage, Residential Storage
Equity, and Non-Residential Storage Equity budget remains open.

PG&E’s Small Residential Storage budget is closed as it transitions from Step 4 to Step 5. Due to an 
extensive backlog of submitted projects, PG&E Small Residential Storage will re-open for Step 5 on 
July 1, 2019.

***UPDATE WITH ADDITIONAL WORKSHOP INFORMATION***

Date: Friday, November 9, 2018
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm

Workshop will be held at: 
	SoCalGas
	Energy Resource Center
	9240 Firestone Blvd
	Downey, CA 90241

8:30AM check-in 
Continental breakfast to be provided

Join by web:
•	Join Skype Meeting: https://meet.semprautilities.com/lcrump/NFJHRR72
•	Trouble Joining? Try Skype Web App: https://meet.semprautilities.com/lcrump/NFJHRR72?sl=1

Join by phone:
•	Call-In #: (213) 231-9998
•	Conference ID: 6503488# 

Agenda:
•	Welcome and Introduction
•	CPUC Update 
•	SGIP Update
•	Program Process Improvement
•	Demo of Check My App and Q&A (Energy Solutions) 
•	Virtual Inspections & Discussion (AESC) 
•	Upcoming Improvements to Program
•	Industry Lessons Learned – Success Stories / Best Practices (Guest Speakers)
•	Break for Lunch (1 hour)
•	Impact Evaluation Review and Q&A (Itron)
•	Wrap-up 

Self-Generation Incentive Program Quarterly Workshop
 
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Program Administrators (PAs)  invite all stakeholders to
attend and participate in this quarterly workshop. The SGIP PAs will be discussing an array of topics and
providing program updates. To attend this quarterly workshop in person or participate via webinar, please
make sure to register at the link below. Workshop details will also be available at www.selfgenca.com.
 
 
DATE: Friday, November 9, 2018
 
TIME: 9:00am – 4:00pm
 
CHECK-IN: 8:30am
 
LOCATION: SoCalGas Energy Resource Center, 9240 Firestone Blvd., Downey CA 90241
 
CALL-IN DETAILS: Instructions to follow.
 
 
To attend in person or call into the webinar feature of the workshop, register here:
https://seminars.socalgas.com/prod/emc00/EventSearch.htm?mid=9&EvtID=49323

On October 8, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open the Step 4 budget for the
following territory and budget category:
 
Pacific Gas and Electric:
·       Energy Storage General Budget
         o      Small Residential Energy Storage
 
Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time.  These reservation requests may then be
submitted once the Step 4 Small Residential Energy Storage budget opens.
 
The statewide Developer Cap for Small Residential Energy Storage Step 4 was set at the time a previous
territory reached this incentive step.
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

On October 3, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open the Step 4 budget for the 
following territory and budget category:
 
Southern California Edison:
     · Energy Storage General Budget
         ·  Small Residential Energy Storage
 
Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time.  These reservation requests may then be 
submitted once the Step 4 Small Residential Energy Storage budget opens.
 
The statewide Developer Cap for Small Residential Energy Storage Step 4 was set at the time a previous 
territory reached this incentive step.
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Dear SGIP Applicants,

On September 10, 2018, the Center for Sustainable Energy’s Residential and Non-Residential Storage Equity budgets were triggered with an incentive rate increase of $0.05/Wh. This triggering event occurred as a result of experiencing the conditions described in Section 3.1.2 of the SGIP Handbook.

The new rate of $0.40/Wh ($0.30/Wh if taking ITC) is in effect in the SGIP Database for the following budget categories:

Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):
·       Residential Storage Equity, Step 3
·       Non-Residential Storage Equity, Step 3

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Thank you,
Center for Sustainable Energy

The Program Administrators (PAs) of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will be hosting the 
Quarterly Workshop on August 24, 2018 in San Diego. We invite you to attend and participate in this quarterly
discussion.

DATE: Friday, August 24, 2018
TIME: 9:00am – 1:00pm
LOCATION: SDG&E Energy Innovation Center, 4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego CA 92117
CALL-IN DETAILS: Provided upon registering using the link below

This workshop will focus on best practices and streamlining the current SGIP application process for energy 
storage projects. Residential and non-residential energy storage developers are encouraged to attend. The 
workshop will be recorded and made publicly available at www.selfgenca.com. If you are unable to attend in 
person and wish to participate, you may join the discussions via webinar by registering at the link below. 
Program Administrators will be answering questions submitted by webinar participants online only. All callers 
will be muted, and no questions will be taken over the phone. 

Register to attend in person or for the online portion of the workshop here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4865405315980693762

Dear SGIP Applicants,
 
On July 10, 2018, the Southern California Edison Residential and Non-Residential Storage Equity budgets
were triggered with an incentive rate increase of $0.05/Wh.  This triggering event occurred as a result of
experiencing the conditions described in Section 3.1.2 of the SGIP Handbook. 
 
The new rate of $0.45/Wh ($0.35/ Wh if taking ITC) is in effect in the SGIP Database for the following budget categories:
 
   •       Southern California Edison:
           o                Residential Storage Equity, Step 3
           o                Non-Residential Storage Equity, Step 3
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.
 
Thank you,
Southern California Edison

Step 2 Small Residential Storage budget for SoCalGas is closed effective June 29th, 2018. The opening date for Step 3 Small Residential Storage will be July 30th, 2018. Large-Scale Storage, Residential Storage 
Equity, and Non-Residential Storage Equity budgets remain open.

The Program Administrators (PAs) of the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will be hosting the 
Quarterly Workshop on June 22nd, 2018. We invite you to attend and participate in this quarterly discussion.

DATE: Friday, June 22nd, 2018
TIME: 9:00am – 1:00pm
LOCATION: PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center at 851 Howard St., San Francisco

Please feel free attend this quarterly workshop where the SGIP program administrators will be discussing an array of topics and providing program updates. A complete agenda will be sent out closer to the date of the 
Workshop. We invite you to send topic ideas to a program administrator and we’ll do our best to address 
them.

Webex instructions are below. We will be answering questions submitted by webex participants via webex 
only; no caller questions.

See you there!


To join the audio portion of the Personal Conference meeting:

US Toll Free: +1 800 603 7556
Attendee Access Code: 326 010 42

To join the online portion of the Personal Conference meeting:

1. Go to https://pge.webex.com/pge/j.php?MTID=m7bf41369d4732306073c04e096cf7973
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: This WebEx service includes a feature that allows audio and any documents and 
other materials exchanged or viewed during the session to be recorded. By joining this session, you 
automatically consent to such recordings. If you do not consent to the recording, discuss your concerns with 
the meeting host prior to the start of the recording or do not join the session. Please note that any such 
recordings may be subject to discovery in the event of litigation.

A revised Energy Storage Field Inspection Protocol (AL 89-E) became effective May 11, 2018. Please review the new protocol to ensure that your project is in compliance with the revised requirements before submitting the Incentive Claim (ICF) documentation:
https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/field_inspection/energy_storage/protocol

On June 11, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program will open the Step 3 budgets for the following 
territory and categories:
 
               Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers)
                   ·        Large-Scale Energy Storage General Budget
                   ·        Residential Energy Storage Equity Budget
                   ·        Non-Residential Energy Storage Equity Budget
 
The statewide Developer Cap for the Step 3 was set on December 27, 2017. Prospective SGIP Developers 
looking to submit Reservation Requests into the Step 3 budget categories must submit their Developer 
Eligibility Application and supporting documentation no later than May 31, 2018 for guaranteed review prior to the June 11, 2018 opening.
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

On May 14, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 3 for the following territory
and budget category: 

Pacific Gas & Electric: 
   •	Energy Storage General Budget
           o	     Small Residential Energy Storage

The Developer Cap for Step 3 Small Residential Energy Storage was set on December 28, 2017. Currently
available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/ . Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

On April 30, 2018, CSE opened the waitlist for its Small Residential Storage budget category (SDG&E 
customers). Projects will be added to the waitlist in the order in which they are submitted and funded as 
incentive funds become available throughout the remainder of the program.
 
More information on the waitlist can be found in section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook.

On May 7, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open Step 3 for the following territory and
budget category:
 
Southern California Edison:
   •	Energy Storage General Budget
           o	     Small Residential Energy Storage
 
The Developer Cap for Step 3 Small Residential Energy Storage was set at the time a previous territory
reached this incentive step.
 
Current available budget and status of the Developer Cap can be found at
https://www.selfgenca.com/home/program_metrics/ .
 
Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Dear SGIP Applicants,

On April 24, 2018, CSE will open the Step 5 budget for Small Residential Energy Storage. Please note that 
Step 5 is the final incentive step of CSE’s General Small Residential Energy Storage Budget category.

The application portal is open daily from 1:00 AM to 12:00 AM PST for application submittals, and a lottery 
will be conducted on the day during which more requests for funding are received than can be funded in the 
step. Applications that are not selected for the lottery in Step 5 will follow the normal waitlist procedures and 
be assigned according to their timestamp. Projects on the wait list will be funded as incentive funds become 
available throughout the remainder of the program.

More information on the waitlist can be found in section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook.

Please contact CSE with any questions at SGIP@energycenter.org or call 858-244-1177

Best regards,

Center for Sustainable Energy, Self-Generation Incentive Program Team 

www.energycenter.org/sgip

Dear SGIP Applicants,

On April 12, 2018, the Southern California Edison Residential and Non-Residential Storage Equity budgets 
were triggered with an incentive rate increase of $0.05/Wh.  This triggering event occurred as a result of 
experiencing the conditions described in Section 3.1.2 of the SGIP Handbook.  

The new rate of $0.40/Wh will be effective in the SGIP Database on Monday, April 23, 2018 for the following budget categories:
   •	Southern California Edison:
           o	     Residential Storage Equity, Step 3
           o	     Non-Residential Storage Equity, Step 3

The SCE Equity Budget Step remains open and any applications received before then will have their 
incentive rate adjusted retro-actively. 

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Thank you,
Southern California Edison

On April 24, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open the Step 5 budget for the following territory and budget category:

Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):
    •	Energy Storage General Budget
          o	Small Residential Energy Storage

The statewide Developer Cap for the Step 5 small residential energy storage budget categories will be set on April 16, 2018. 

Prospective SGIP Developers looking to submit Reservation Requests into the Step 5 budget category must submit their Developer Eligibility Application and supporting documentation by April 10, 2018 for guaranteed
review prior to the April 24, 2018 Step 5 opening.

Please note that Step 5 is the final incentive step of CSE’s General Small Residential Energy Storage Budget category. Once funds have been fully allocated, projects that do not receive funding will be automatically
placed on a wait list to be funded as incentive funds become available throughout the remainder of the
program. Please refer to section 2.3.6 of the SGIP Handbook for more information on the wait list. 

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Step 2 Large-Scale budget for SoCalGas is closed effective January 31st, 2018. SoCalGas is not accepting 
Large-Scale applications until the opening of the next step for this budget category. The opening date for 
Step 3 Large-Scale and the opening date for Equity Budget for SoCalGas will be on March 5th, 2018. Small 
Residential Storage Step 2 remains open.

Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Quarterly Workshop

Friday, February 9th, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Where: Center for Sustainable Energy, 9325 Sky Park Ct. Suite 100, San Diego CA 92123
Who: All SGIP stakeholders
Register to attend in person or via phone: https://energycenter.org/civicrm/event/info?id=2762&reset=1

Registration is required for this workshop. Call-in details and parking passes will be provided only to those 
who register in advance using the above link. Attendees dialing into the conference will have the opportunity 
to submit questions via the webinar chat the feature during the workshop.

Morning Session (9:00 am-12:00pm)
   o   Welcome and Introduction
   o   SGIP Program Update:
        Current program statistics and upcoming opening dates
   o   SGIP Developers and Homeowners:
        Discussion on the SGIP Developer application and verification process, and clarification on when a 
        homeowner could be considered their own developer
   o   GHG Signal Working Group Update:
        Background on the current SGIP operational requirements and progress report on the group’s findings
   o   Inspection Process and Discharge Data:
        Best practices for submitting discharge data and initiating the inspection process
   o   Satisfactory Program Documentation:
        The Program Administrators will discuss acceptable documentation in each territory and best practices 
        for submitting successful applications
   o   Stakeholder Q&A:
        Attendees are invited discuss broad SGIP topics with the Program Administrators and SGIP’s database 
        provider, Energy Solutions

Afternoon Session (1:00 – 3:00pm)
   o   SGIP Walk-through and Application:
        Energy Solutions will provide a thorough walk-through of the online application process, including RRF 
        and ICF submittals
   o   Project Q&A:
        This Q&A will be geared toward new SGIP applicants and homeowners for questions about applications 
        and eligibility

On February 26, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open the Step 4 budget for the 
following territory and budget category:

Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):

· Energy Storage General Budget
           o Small Residential Energy Storage

Applicants may begin creating reservation requests at any time. These applications may then be submitted 
once the Step 4 Small Residential Energy Storage budget opens.

The statewide Developer Cap for Small Residential Energy Storage Step 4 will be set on February 19, 2018.

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Quarterly Workshop

When: Friday, February 9th, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Where: Center for Sustainable Energy, 9325 Sky Park Ct. Suite 100, San Diego CA 92123

What: SGIP’s Quarterly Workshop

Who: All SGIP stakeholders may participate

Register to attend in person or via phone: https://energycenter.org/civicrm/event/info?id=2762&reset=1


The SGIP is hosting a Quarterly Workshop at Center for Sustainable Energy in San Diego on Friday, 
February 9th, 2018.

To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP Administrators would like to hear from stakeholders
on potential discussion topics in Please contact one of the Program Administrators listed below with your
requests. Time will be reserved after the workshop to address specific application and processing questions
by the Program Administrators at Center for Sustainable Energy and Southern California Edison. We look
forward to seeing you at the workshop!

Step 3 in CSE’s territory for the Small Residential Energy Storage budget is closed effective January 13, 
2018. No new applications may be submitted to this budget category until the next step opens. Once the 
lottery results have been finalized within the next 10 days, the opening date for step 4 will be announced. 
Step 2 remains open for Large-Scale Storage. 

Dear SGIP Applicants,

Please note that the new 2017 V6 Handbook has been posted to www.selfgenca.com. This Handbook 
incorporates California Contractors State License Board’s C-46 Solar Contractor License Classification into 
the list of SGIP-eligible licenses for the combined installation of solar photovoltaics and energy storage.

Thank you.

Dear SGIP Applicants,

Please note that the new 2017 V5 Handbook has been posted to www.selfgenca.com. This Handbook
establishes the SGIP Equity Budget, budget structure and eligibility requirements. If you have any questions
regarding the Equity Budget, please contact your respective SGIP PA.

Thank you.

Dear SGIP Developers and Applicants,

This notice serves as a reminder. If you have already submitted your updated Developer Eligibility Application for SGIP steps 3 through 5, please disregard this message.

Pursuant to Resolution E-4887, the SGIP Program Administrators have updated the Developer 
Eligibility Application form with the new eligibility requirements. Each SGIP Developer is required 
to submit a new Developer Eligibility Application in order to submit applications in steps 3 through 5. 
The current Developer Eligibility Application can be found at https://www.selfgenca.com/home/dev_register/

SGIP Applications cannot be submitted in Step 3 unless the Developer identified on the application has been approved by the SGIP PAs via the new Developer Eligibility Application form.

To guarantee review of your updated Developer Eligibility Application, prior to the January 11th, 2018 Step 3 openings, all Developer Eligibility Application forms and supporting documentation must be submitted by 
December 27th, 2017.

Completed forms and supporting documentation should be submitted to SGIPGroup@sce.com

Thank you,
SGIP Program Administrators

On January 11, 2018, the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) will open the Step 3 budgets for the 
following territories and budget categories:

Center for Sustainable Energy (SDG&E customers):

          · Energy Storage General Budget
                    o Small Residential Energy Storage

Southern California Edison:

          · Energy Storage General Budget
                    o Large-scale Energy Storage

          · Energy Storage Equity Budget
                    o Non-residential Equity
                    o Residential Equity

All other general market budget categories are currently open and accepting new applications in Step 2.

Please note that Southern California Edison (SCE) is the only territory scheduled to open its Equity Budgets 
at this time. Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE), Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), and Southern California 
Gas Company (SoCalGas) will open their Storage Equity budgets (non-residential and residential) after their 
Large-scale Energy Storage Step 2 funding is exhausted.

Beginning December 28, 2017, Applicants may begin creating reservation requests for the Equity Budgets. 
These applications may then be submitted once the Equity Budgets open.

The statewide Developer Caps for all Step 3 energy storage budget categories will be set on December 28, 
2017.

Please direct any questions to your respective SGIP PA.

You are Invited to the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Quarterly Workshop
 
When: Friday, December 15th, 9:00am – 1:00pm (estimated)
Where: Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard St., San Francisco CA 94103
What: SGIP’s Quarterly Workshop.
Who: All SGIP stakeholders may participate
How: In person or online, WebEx details are provided below
 
The SGIP is hosting a Quarterly Workshop at the Pacific Energy Center on Friday December 15th, 2017. 
Registration is optional – all stakeholders may attend. WebEx instructions are included in this email for those who plan to call in.
 
To ensure a robust agenda with relevant topics, the SGIP Administrators would like to hear from stakeholders on potential discussion topics in addition to the items listed below. Please contact one of the Program 
Administrators listed below with your requests. The presentation for the Workshop will be sent out by 
Thursday, Dec. 14th.
 
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop!
 
Current Proposed Agenda Topics:
- New Developer Application
- New Equity Budget
- New Inspection Sampling Protocol
- Publicizing Equipment Vetted by the SGIP Technical Working Group

Presentation Slides: https://www.selfgenca.com/documents/workshops/2017/q4

Thank you,
SGIP Program Administrators

 
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Dear SGIP Participant,

The SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) would like to provide you with an update regarding the review of
your Step 1 and/or Step 2 SGIP energy storage Reservation Request status. The PAs have received a high 
volume of applications, and are currently working with several equipment manufacturers and developers on 
application documents affecting multiple projects. We hope to resolve these issues shortly, so that we can 
resume review of individual SGIP applications in a timely manner.

The PAs are working diligently to get these issues resolved as quickly as possible. Thank you for your 
patience and understanding. Please contact the PAs if you have any questions or concerns.

Warm Regards,

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)
selfgen@pge.com
(877) 743-4112

Center for Sustainable Energy 
sgip@energycenter.org
(858) 244-1177

SoCalGas
selfgeneration@socalgas.com

Southern California Edison
SGIPGroup@sce.com
(626) 302-0610

Per the Assigned Commissioner’s Ruling** on Proposed Refinements to the Self-Generation Incentive
Program filed on June 2, 2017, the SGIP Program Administrators (PAs) intend to comply with the
Commissioner’s direction to delay Step 3 opening for both energy storage budget categories until the
proposed policies are approved. Once a Decision is issued, the PAs will work to incorporate any new policies
into the program and set a Step 3 opening date. 

Step 2 in CSE’s territory for the Small Residential energy storage budget is closed effective July 15, 2017. No
new applications may be submitted to this budget category until Step 3 opens at a later date. Step 2 remains
open for Large-Scale Storage.

** You may reference the Assigned Commissioner's Ruling here: 
    http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/SearchRes.aspx?docformat=ALL&docid=189136189

The Self-Generation Incentive Program has fully subscribed and closed both the Small Residential Energy 
Storage and Large-Scale Energy Storage incentive budgets for Step 1. Applicants may begin revising and/or creating energy storage applications for submission for Step 2 incentives. 

Please make note of the following important dates:

Monday, June 5: Applicants may submit completed Step 2 applications at www.selfgenca.com

Small Residential Energy Storage and Large-Scale Energy Storage developer caps will be fixed for Step 2 on Monday, May 22.

Please note the following incentive rates for Step 2:

Large-Scale Storage: $0.40/Wh
Large-Scale Storage + ITC: $0.29/Wh
Small Residential Storage: $0.40/Wh

If you are resubmitting an application that was rejected from Step 1, the Reservation Request Form for the 
new incentive amount must be resigned by all parties. You may also replace the original application fee for 
5% of the revised incentive amount. 

Incentive funds for Step 1 are still available for Generation projects statewide.