Facilities Siting Division
Proceeding Information
Filing Peaker Projects
- Documents and Info on Filing Peaker Projects
- All General Documents relating to this program are available on the documents page by clicking the link above. Included are FORMS needed to apply to the peaker permitting process. Documents for individual peaker projects will be found on that project's web page.
Notices
- General Notices
- All General Notices relating to this program are available on the notices page by clicking the link above. Notices on individual peaker projects will be found on that project's web page.
Siting Division Reports & Publications
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NONE
(Arranged by Date On Line
On Line Date in Parentheses)
Larkspur Energy Facility
(7/16/01)
Indigo Energy Facility
(7/26/01 & 9/1/01)
Alliance Drews Substation
(8/15/01)
Hanford Energy Park Peaker
(9/3/01)
Alliance Century Substation
(9/11/01)
Escondido, CalPeak
(9/30/01)
Border, CalPeak
(10/26/01)
Gilroy, Calpine
(12/14/01)
King city, Calpine
(1/14/02)
Also see
Withdrawn Projects page
CENCO Electric Company
Withdrawn by applicant
Evergreen Concord Project
Withdrawn by applicant
Lancaster Energy Facility #1
Withdrawn by applicant
Ramco Chula Vista
Withdrawn by applicant
Baldwin
Withdrawn by applicant
Pegasus Power, Chino
Withdrawn by applicant
One, single list server was originally set up for ALL the peaker projects to send out e-mail announcements. Because of the short time frame, some announcements were only made via the List Server. Because the period to file for emergency peaker status has ended, this list server has been discontinued.
California Emergency Siting Peaker Power Plant Permitting
New Peaking Power Plants - Less than 300 MW
Governor Gray Davis has identified a goal of bringing 1,000 megawatts of new power plants to meet the electricity needs during peak demand periods. Typically these are simple-cycle power plants that can be constructed in a relatively small area, do not require water supplies for cooling, and can readily be connected to the existing transmission and natural gas system. The Governor directed the Energy Commission to use its emergency power plant permitting authority under Public Resources Code 25705 to permit new peaking and renewable power plants that can be online by September 30, 2001. Emergency power plant projects permitted under this process are exempt from requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act.
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