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Rulemaking on California advanced electric rate design

ActiveCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)Source checked Sep 3, 2026Record R.26-04-009

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Official information

The CPUC filed an Order Instituting Rulemaking on California Advanced Electric Rate Design on April 9, 2026, with a date of issuance of April 10, 2026. The order states that in this rulemaking the Commission will establish advanced electric rate design policies to update residential and non-residential rate structures and their underlying cost inputs, so that rates more accurately reflect the cost of providing service and send price signals that support efficient use of grid infrastructure.

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Dates in the record

  • 09Apr 2026

    Rulemaking filed

    Passed
  • 10Apr 2026

    Order Instituting Rulemaking issued

    Passed

Dates are as stated in the source record.

What this could meanNexis Hub analysis, not the record

Potential supplier impact

Non-residential rate structure changes can affect operating costs for facilities, fleets, warehouses, and manufacturing, and can influence customer decisions about electrification, on-site storage, and load management. Suppliers may want to follow the record for how price signals are proposed to change. Any effect on a specific business depends on rate schedule and load profile, and remains a matter of analysis.

Where this comes from

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) — Order Instituting Rulemaking on California Advanced Electric Rate Design (R.26-04-009) (opens in a new tab)

Source dated Apr 10, 2026 · Source checked Sep 3, 2026 against the original

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