The Energy Storage and Distribution Deferral Request for Offers ("2016 ES&DD RFO") consists of two procurement options.

Senate Bill 43 (Wolk 2014) Enacted the GTSR Program to provide “access to all eligible renewable energy resources to all ratepayers.

In this 2017 GHG Offset Credit RFO, SCE is soliciting offers to supply SCE with GHG Offset Credits to satisfy SCE’s compliance obligations under the California ARB’s Cap-and-Trade Regulations.

Through this IDER RFO, SCE expects to procure distributed energy resources (DERs) to defer the need for capital expenditures for traditional distribution infrastructure upgrades at two distribution projects without a loss of system reliability.

SCE through this Long-Term MO process is offering to all market participants the remaining PCIA-eligible RPS energy not accepted during its VA process and not sold in the Short-Term MO process.

Pursuant to D. 22-11-021 issued on November 17, 2022, SCE through this Short-Term MO process is offering to all market participants the remaining PCIA-eligible RPS energy not accepted during its VA process.

On September 24, 2015 Southern California Edison (“SCE”) launched its PRP RFO #2 to solicit up to 100 MW of electrical energy, capacity and renewable attributes from eligible resources.

SCE is issuing this RFI to solicit submissions from developers of the products which include RNG and electricity generated from RNG.

The 2015 RPS Solicitation launched on February 1, 2016.

Southern California Edison Company (“SCE”) is launching its 2023 Request for Offers for Existing Renewable Energy Resources that can come online in the 2025-2030 timeframe (“Existing RPS RFO”).