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Pacific Gas and Electric Company's California Gas Transmission may issue an EFO if deliveries to end-use customers are threatened due to supply and/or capacity shortages. An EFO would normally follow an OFO, but may be invoked without a preceding OFO. EFOs do not apply to oversupply (high inventory) situations.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company Actions
- Implement EFO with as much notice as practicable under circumstances
Customer Actions for Compliance
- Usage must be less than or equal to supply
- California Production Balancing Agent (CPBA) scheduled deliveries may not exceed actual daily production deliveries
- Zero percent tolerance
Method to Determine Noncompliance Charges
- Noncore customers with Automated Meter Reading (AMR): noncompliance charges based on actual daily metered usage from a specified date
- Noncore customers without AMR: noncompliance charges based on Average Daily Quantity (ADQ) specified in Natural Gas Service Agreement (NGSA) contract, or actual daily metered usage, whichever results in a lesser noncompliance charge
- Core Transport Agents and Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Core Procurement: EFO noncompliance charges will initially be calculated based upon the determined usage (same-day) forecast. However, if the end of flow day core demand (day-after) forecast would result in a lower EFO noncompliance charge, the day-after forecast will be used instead of the same-day forecast.
- CPBAs: noncompliance charges are based on scheduled nominations and actual daily production deliveries
Charges for Noncompliance
- Noncompliance charge of ($50 plus the Daily Citygate Index)/Dth for all usage in excess of supply