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Under Electric Rule 24, PG&E electric customers can enroll in demand response programs offered by third-party Demand Response Providers (DRPs). These programs provide customers with incentives to reduce their electric consumption during times of peak demand.
Under Electric Rule 24, PG&E electric customers can enroll in demand response programs offered by third-party Demand Response Providers (DRPs). Demand response programs are programs that provide customers with incentives to reduce their electric consumption during times of peak demand. Rule 24 allows third-party DRPs to solicit PG&E customers to participate in their demand response programs and to then "bid in" the electricity reduction into the wholesale electricity market administered by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO). The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved Electric Rule 24 with the goal of promoting demand response participation in CAISO markets.
Please note:
Questions relating to particular demand response programs or services offered by third-party DRPs should be directed to the relevant DRP, not to PG&E. If you aren't sure which DRP to contact, please refer to the marketing and communication materials that you may have received from the DRP(s). Or, view the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)'s list of registered DRPs.
There are two ways to authorize PG&E to share your personal electricity-related information with a DRP:
In order for a third-party entity to provide you with demand response service, you must first authorize PG&E to release your usage data and certain account information to the third-party DRP. Click here to view the full terms and conditions for sharing your data with a third-party DRP.
There are two ways to authorize PG&E to share your personal electricity-related information with a DRP: (1) Use the online authorization process; or (2) complete PG&E's Customer Information Service Request-Demand Response Provider (CISR-DRP) form.
There are two options to authorize the release of your information using online methods.
Option 1: If you have a PG&E online account, follow these steps:
Example of the online authorization screen:
Option 2: If you do not have a PG&E online account or forgot your login credentials, follow the steps for Guest Access:
Example of the online authorization screen:
Instead of using the online process, you may complete and sign PG&E's Customer Information Service Request-Demand Response Provider (CISR-DRP) form. The third-party DRP submits the completed CISR-DRP form to PG&E, and once we validate and process the form, the requested customer information is released to the third party DRP.
When you no longer wish to participate in the program, email your Demand Response Provider (DRP) directly and request to be unenrolled. Below is a list of some of the DRPs serving PG&E electric customers.
If you’re not sure who your DRP is or if your DRP is not listed above, send us an email at Rule24Program@pge.com. Please include your PG&E Account ID and service address. We’ll respond with the appropriate contact information.
In your email to the DRP requesting to unenroll, you can include a request to cancel your data sharing authorization as well. Or, to cancel your data sharing authorization on your own, contact the Rule 24 team at Rule24Program@pge.com for instructions.
Please note that it can take several weeks for your DRP to complete the unenrollment process. If you’re still enrolled after several weeks, email us at Rule24Program@pge.com with your Account ID and Service Address. We’ll help identify your account and investigate the issue.
For more information about Rule 24, please email us at Rule24Program@pge.com.