Earlier this year, California utility regulators approved the procurement plan, which SDG&E would implement by 2022. At least 200MW would come from so-called preferred resources that include energy efficiency, demand response, renewables, combined heat and power, and distributed generation.
SDG&E also included a 25MW carve-out for energy storage among its preferred resources.
"As our customers value sound environmental solutions, we're committed to achieving this by adding additional cleaner fuels to our portfolio to help to pave the way for a greener, brighter energy future," says James P.
