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TITLE 20, California Code of Regulations
For the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission

California Code of Regulations - Title 20, Division 2

Sections of the California Code of Regulations - Title 20, Division 2, Pertaining to the Rules of Practice and Procedure:
Power Plant Site Certification and Designation of Transmission Corridor Zones

• These are the relevant sections under Title 20, that are current as of July 2008:
  
  
  Chapter 1 (Sections 1001-1003)
  Chapter 2 (Sections 1101-1237)
  Chapter 5 (Sections 1701-2031)
  Chapter 6 (Sections 2301, 2305, 2306, 2308, and 2320-2340)
  Chapter 7 (Sections 2501-2557)
  Appendix A
  


• These are the relevant sections under Title 20, that are relating to Designation of Transmission Corridor Zones and are current as of July 2008:
  
  
  Chapter 6 (Sections 2320-2340)
  Appendix A
  

Note: Printed copies of this document can be ordered through the Commission's Publications Unit by calling 916-654-5200.

Portions of Title 20 of the California Code of Regulations contain the statutes relating to power plant siting certification. The regulations refer frequently and cite the Warren-Alquist Energy Resources Conservation and Development Act, which can be found on this Internet site. Chapter 6 of the Warren-Alquist Act deals specifically with Power Facility and Site Certification.

The California Energy Commission has the statutory authority to site and license thermal power plants that are rated at 50 megawatts and larger. For more information about Commission Power Plant Siting Procedures, please contact the Commission at: