San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) has launched a request for offers (RFO) for renewable energy resources intended to comply with California's law requiring 20% of the utility's energy come from renewables in 2010. SDG&E says it is seeking energy that comes from wind, solar, goethermal, biomass and any other source that qualifies under the state's renewable portfolio standard program, the company says.
‘SDG&E is fully committed to investing in renewable sources,’ says Terry Farrelly, the utility's vice president for electric and gas procurement. ‘Our goal is to meet the state's requirements on, or ahead of, schedule.’
Bids are due by May 30, SDG&E says. For more information, visit www.sdge.com/renewablerfo2007
