The PSC approved changes to the efficiency goal-setting process in March, but advocates subsequently requested Tuesday’s hearing to ask commissioners to consider modernizing the rules ahead of next year’s work to set new utility energy savings targets.
The PSC “missed a key opportunity to put the state on a path to lower power bills,” Cavros said in a statement after the group’s changes were rejected. SACE will “continue to fight for meaningful energy efficiency goals and customer programs in next year’s goal-setting proceeding.”
