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California Clean Energy Jobs Act K-12 Program - Prop 39 | California Energy Commission California Clean Energy Jobs Act K-12 Program - Prop 39 The California Clean Energy Jobs Act (Proposition 39) K-12 Program awarded more than $1. 7 billion over five years to schools to plan and install energy efficiency upgrades and clean energy generation measures.
Proposition 39 K-12 Program Reminders and Deadlines The deadline for all Proposition 39 funded projects to be installed was June 30, 2021 . Local Education Agencies (LEAs) with Proposition 39 funded projects that were not completed by the June 30, 2021 deadline, are be required to return Prop 39 funds. LEAs making changes to their approved Energy Expenditure Plan (EEP) triggering an amendment, must file an amendment request.
Amendments are required if the LEA, 1) added an energy efficiency measure(s) not included in the approved EEP, 2) removed an energy efficiency measure(s) in the approved EEP, 3) changed the approved equipment quantity installed by more than 15%, or 4) if overall project cost increased or decreased by more than 15% of the approved EEP funding.
LEAs annual progress reports were due to the California Energy Commission (CEC) no later than September 30, 2021 . Annual progress reports were required to include Prop 39 K-12 program funded project work for the period of July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. LEAs must provide an annual progress report to the CEC for each approved energy expenditure plan until all energy measures within the expenditure plan are completed/installed.
As the project installation deadline was June 30, 2021, this was the final year for annual reports. Annual progress report templates were made available July 1, 2021, through the Energy Expenditure Plan Online Reporting system.
Instructions, training videos, and PowerPoint presentations for completing the annual report are available on the CEC’s Proposition 39 K-12 program webpage, found at Annual Progress Report Instructions (Revised 2016) . Final Project Completion Reports All final reports were due no later than September 30, 2022. LEAs with Proposition 39 funded projects must submit a Final Report.
LEAs failing to submit a final report are required to return Prop 39 funds. Questions may be directed to Prop39@energy. ca.
gov Proposition 39 K-12 Program Notice: Energy Expenditure Plan Amendments to Energy Expenditure Plans LEAs making changes to their EEP triggering an amendment, must file an amendment request.
Amendments are required if the LEA (1) added an energy efficiency measure(s) not included in the approved EEP, (2) removed an energy efficiency measure(s) in the approved EEP, (3) changed the approved equipment quantity installed by more than 15%, or (4) if overall project cost increased or decreased by more than 15%. For LEAs with completed projects, amendments were due no later than June 1, 2021.
Please note the following additional Proposition 39 K-12 program deadlines: June 30, 2021 - All projects were to be fully installed and completed. July 1, 2021 through September 30, 2021- Annual reports covering project work performed during the prior fiscal year, July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021, were due to the Energy Commission.
The annual report template was made available to LEAs via the Energy Expenditure Plan Online Reporting System on July 1, 2021. Annual reports were due September 30, 2021. Proposition 39 Program Deadlines On May 13, 2020, the California Energy Commission approved an extension of the California Clean Energy Jobs Act K-12 Program (Proposition 39) deadlines in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Final project completion date by one year to June 30, 2021 Final project completion reports date by one year to June 30, 2022 Workshops, Webinars, Documents, and Announcements Frequently Asked Questions - Proposition 39 K-12 Program Proposition 39 Publicly Searchable Database K-12 Program Research Data Approved Energy Expenditure Plans Expenditure Plans Listing (Revised July 2018) Amended Expenditure Plans Listing (Revised July 2018) Proposition 39 K-12 Snapshot (Revised September 2018) Annual Progress Reporting Resources Annual Progress Report Instructions (Revised 2016) PowerPoint of Annual Progress Report Requirements (Revised 2015) – PDF Final Project Completion Reporting Resources Final Project Completion Report Instructions (Revised 2016) PowerPoint of Final Project Completion Reporting Requirements (Revised 2015) - PDF Related Programs for Schools School Bus Replacement Program Funds the replacement of old diesel school buses in disadvantaged and low-income communities throughout the state.
Energy Conservation Assistance Act – Zero-Interest Loans for Schools Zero-interest loans to public schools, colleges, and universities for energy efficiency projects.
Energy Expenditure Plan Handbook (Revised January 2019) Utility Data Release Authorization Form CEC-12 - PDF Facility and Service Account Information Form CEC-24 - PDF List of Utility Recipients for the CEC-12 and CEC-24 Forms Energy Expenditure Plan Calculator Resources Energy Savings Calculators, Version 8.
1 Summary of Changes to the Energy Savings Calculators PPA Calculator, Version 1 - Excel LEA Project SIR Worksheet Tool 2019-2020, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board 2018-2019, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board 2017-2018, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board 2016-2017, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board 2015-2016, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board 2013-2015, Proposition 39 Progress Report to the Citizens Oversight Board Program Implementation Guidelines Final Guidelines - Proposition 39: California Clean Energy Jobs Act -2020 Program Implementation Guideline - PDF Summary of Changes - 2020 Summary of Substantive Changes - PDF Final Guidelines - Proposition 39: California Clean Energy Jobs Act - 2016 Program Implementation Guidelines (Revised 2017 ) Summary of Changes (Revised 2017) Energy-Related Resources for Schools Submit a Proposition 39 E-comment (Docket 13-CCEJA-01) View Proposition 39 E-comments and Documents (Docket 13-CCEJA-01) Prop 39 K-12 Program Success The Clean Energy Jobs Act (Proposition 39) K-12 Program allocated more than $1.
5 billion over five years to schools across the state to improve facilities and help lower energy bills. Upgrades include switching to LED lighting, replacing inefficient air-conditioning and heating units, and installing solar panels. California Clean Energy Jobs Act K-12 Program - Prop 39 California Clean Energy Jobs Act (Proposition 39) Please enter your email address.
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