1. Statewide Energy Efficiency Collaborative June 17 & 18 Presentation to RMCP Committee July 15, 2015

2. Main Themes 1.Tracking Progress – Tools – Transparency 2.Reaching the “hard to reach” – Getting to the next level – Customizing based on community profile – Collaboration 3.Framing & messaging – Eco America approach – Focus on upbeat, positive, value-driven

3. 3 Purpose: Inspire and empower our customers to eliminate unnecessary energy use

4. PG&E Updates Pilots – Step Up and Power Down Commercial – San Francisco and San Jose Residential – San Carlos and Redwood City Energy Efficiency Portfolio – Regulatory Update Phase 1 – Acknowledged 10-year rolling cycle Phase 2 – Stakeholder group exploring how to implement. Extend programs into 2016. Awaiting decision in July. Phase 3 – Longer term issues – cost effectiveness, baselines for savings Contracting for 2016 Assumption – 2016 is a repeat of 2015 – budget and scope July – August – Partner planning meetings September – October – Contracting November – Finalize Contracts

5. More Regulatory Updates On-Bill Repayment pilots coming – end of 2015 CPUC evaluating cost effectiveness and value of programs AB 758 – Doubling of building energy savings (17% reduction in statewide building energy use by 2030) Challenge Program - Grant program from CEC – Estimated launch 2016/2017 – $13 million for year 1 – $20 million/year for subsequent years

6. Dian Grueneich Former CPUC Commissioner – renewable energy Researcher for Stanford Upcoming white papers: 1.Next Level of Energy Efficiency 2.New Tools and Opportunities 3.Revamping Our Policy Framework

7. Thank you! Susan Wright Resource Conservation Specialist County of San Mateo 650-599-1403 swright@smcgov.org Kim Springer Resource Conservation Programs Manager County of San Mateo 650-599-1412 kspringer@smcgov.org