PG&E Advances Deployment of Community Microgrids, Announces New Grant Agreements and Second Round of Funding Awards
PG&E announced a $30 million second round of Microgrid Incentive Program awards, selecting six new community microgrid projects, while grant agreements are being executed to advance the nine projects chosen in 2025. Combined, the effort represents more than $73 million in authorized community microgrid investments across Northern and Central California; the second-wave projects will serve more than 2,200 customers with awards of $2-6 million each, spanning Humboldt, Sonoma, San Mateo, Butte, Placer, and El Dorado counties.
Key figures
- Tranche2 funding
- $30 million
- Pge mip allocation
- $79.2 million
- Pescadero customers
- more than 200
- Initial projects 2025
- 9
- Max award per project
- $14 million
- Tranche1 funding 2025
- $43 million
- Tranche2 customers served
- more than 2,200
- Mip statewide program size
- $200 million
- Tranche2 projects selected
- 6
- Pescadero solar capacity mw
- 1.5
- Pescadero battery storage mw
- 2
- Pescadero standalone operation
- minimum 24 hours
- Tranche2 award range per project
- $2-6 million
- San diego gas and electric allocation
- $17.5 million
- Southern california edison allocation
- $83.3 million
- Total authorized microgrid investment
- more than $73 million
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