Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 20, § 1353 - Disaggregated Demand Data

(a) Disaggregated Demand Data Reporting. Each entity subject to requirements identified in this Section shall submit the required data via secure electronic method and shall adhere to the reporting requirements identified in Section 1342, with the exception of Section 1342(h)(8)(C). Instead of the declaration specified by Section 1342(h)(8)(C), disaggregated demand data reported under Section 1353 shall be accompanied by a declaration executed by an authorized employee stating that, to the best of the person's knowledge and belief, the data being submitted is complete and in compliance with these regulations.

(1) Quarterly Reports and Data. Unless provided otherwise, data or reports referred to as "quarterly" shall be submitted 90 days following the end of each calendar quarter (i.e., July 1, October 1, January 2, and April 1). UDCs and gas utilities subject to quarterly filing requirements may file the required data more frequently than quarterly, but in no event shall they file data sooner than 90 days following the day it was collected.

(2) No entity subject to reporting requirements pursuant to this Section shall be required to provide data or reports that it does not collect in the regular course of business; however, if the entity begins to collect some or all of the data not previously collected, it must submit the data in accordance with the requirements of this section.

(3) All interval meter data provided pursuant to this Section may be submitted at the interval collected.

(4) A detailed explanation of any methods used by utility to estimate missing, misread, or non-metered data shall be provided with each quarterly filing.

(b) Electricity Demand and Billing Data. Each UDC that has experienced a peak electricity demand of 1000 MW or more in both of the two calendar years preceding the required data filing date, shall on a quarterly basis provide:

(1) For each non-interval meter:

(A) the street address, city, zip+4 code, county, and state, broken out by individual address component if possible, where service is provided;

(B) service account number (also known as service account identification);

(C) service point identification number, defined as the number or code a UDC uses to uniquely identify the point at which electricity delivered to a customer passes through the UDC meter;

(D) premise identification number(s);

(E) For each billing period, total energy sales and transport charges, in dollars (positive or negative), incurred for UDC services provided during the billing period to the service account associated with the meter (if more than one meter is associated with a service account, the UDC shall provide the total for all meters). Provide an indication if the service account utilizes levelized payments or if the charges include an adjustment for net energy metering;

(F) start and end dates of billing cycle;

(G) rate schedule, including name, unique identifier, description, and participation in any of the following rate programs: net energy metering, electric vehicle, medical, and low income (including which specific low-income program);

(H) customer classification code;

(I) meter identification number;

(J) for meters associated with an account for an unbundled customer, the LSE name and type (including but not limited to energy service provider, community choice aggregator);

(K) For each billing period, volume of electricity sold or delivered in kWh, and whether the volume is an estimate. If this volume is included in the reporting of a parent meter, provide the meter identification number for the parent meter. Indicate if this meter is connected only to an electrical generator. If the volume reported includes a credit for virtual net metering generation, provide the following: identifier for the electric generator providing the credit and the amount credited; and

(L) any information identified in (b)(1)(A)-(K) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 that has not already been provided.

(2) For each interval meter:

(A) all information from subdivision (b)(1)(A) through (J);

(B) all information identified in subdivision (b)(2)(C)(i)-(iii) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 that has not already been provided;

(C) beginning in 2019, the following information:

(i) end of interval;

(ii) duration of interval; and

(iii) volume of electricity delivered and returned over the interval in kWh and whether those volumes are estimates. If these volumes are included in the reporting of a parent meter, provide the meter identification number for the parent meter. Indicate if this meter is connected to an electrical generator but not to customer load. If the volume reported includes a credit for virtual net metering generation, provide the following: identifier for the electric generator providing the credit and the amount credited.

(3) For all remaining consumption which is not associated with a meter:

(A) all information from subdivision (b)(1)(A) through (J);

(B) an estimate of the monthly volume of electricity sold or delivered in kWh; and

(C) any information identified in (b)(3)(A)-(B) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 that has not already been provided.

(c) Natural Gas Demand and Billing Data. Each gas utility with annual natural gas deliveries of 200 million therms or more in both of the two calendar years preceding the required data filing date, shall on a quarterly basis provide for each meter:

(1) service address of account number, including the street address, city, zip+4 code, county, and state, broken out by individual address component if possible, where service is provided;

(2) service account number;

(3) service point identification number;

(4) premise identification number;

(5) meter identification number;

(6) for each billing period, volume of natural gas sold or delivered in therms, and whether the volume is an estimate. If this volume is included in the reporting of a parent meter, provide the meter identification number for the parent meter;

(7) for meters associated with an account for which the utility delivers gas to a customer on behalf of a gas retailer, the name of the gas retailer;

(8) for each billing period, total energy sales and transport charges, in dollars (positive or negative), incurred for utility services provided during the billing period to the service account associated with the meter (if more than one meter is associated with a service account, the utility shall provide the total for all meters). Provide an indication if the service account utilizes levelized payments;

(9) customer classification code;

(10) rate schedule, including name, unique identifier, description, and an indication of all of the following for each billing period: whether the delivery is a transportation-only delivery, whether the delivery is for electric generation, and whether the delivery is to a core customer; and

(11) any information identified in (c)(1)-(10) for 2018, 2019, and 2020 that has not already been provided.

(d) Each UDC and gas utility reporting pursuant to subdivisions (a)-(c) above, shall also report the following for energy efficiency measures that are funded in part or in whole by UDC or gas utility funds, provided however, that UDCs and gas utilities that report to the California Public Utilities California Energy Data and Reporting System do not need to separately report the information identified below:

(1) service account number (also known as service account identification);

(2) premise identification number. If unavailable, provide full street address for the location of the installed measure;

(3) program name and description;

(4) measure name, description, and category;

(5) the date when an energy efficiency participant claimed participation for the corresponding energy efficiency measure; and

(6) completion date.

Notes

Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 20, § 1353

1. New section filed 5-29-2018; operative 7-1-2019 (Register 2018, No. 22).
2. Amendment of section filed 12-30-2021; operative 1-1-2022 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(b)(3) (Register 2021, No. 53).

Note: Authority cited: Sections 25213, 25218(e) and 25320, Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections 25005.5, 25216, 25216.5, 25300, 25301, 25302, 25302.5, 25303, 25305, 25305.1 and 25310, Public Resources Code.

1. New section filed 5-29-2018; operative 7/1/2018 (Register 2018, No. 22).
2. Amendment of section filed 12-30-2021; operative 1/1/2022 pursuant to Government Code section 11343.4(b)(3) (Register 2021, No. 53).