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AECA Updates: CPUC Approves Phase 1 of PG&E General Rates Case PG&E CEO Peter Darbee Resigns Banner Hydro Year, Cool Spring, Put Downward Pressure on Energy Prices Transmission Issues Pose Problems for Renewable Energy Goals Bills to Expand Net Metering Pending Governor Brown Releases Budget Revise Latest News: PG&E rates to drop for heaviest utility users - San Francisco Chronicle Gov. Jerry Brown signs clean-energy bill - Los Angeles Times Lawmakers send Jerry Brown bill on renewable energy requirements - Sacramento Bee   About AECA: The Agricultural Energy Consumers Association (AECA) is a non-profit agricultural consumer advocacy association which represents the energy interests of California growers, the state's leading agricultural associations, and over 45 agricultural water districts. AECA's mission is to provide a voice for agricultural energy consumers before the California Public Utilities Commission and the State Legislature, as well as educate the farm community on energy options in today's constantly evolving energy markets.   AECA's Ongoing Goals: - Ensuring the structure of California's energy markets fulfull the promise of competition, including lower rates and better service - Encouraging the development of competitive distribution systems as a check on future distribution rate increases - Representing the unique growing needs of California's agricultural industry as it relates to energy before a variety of regulatory agencies - Educating the farm community on energy options to ensure growers and ranchers can make informed decisions - Continuing to educate state regulators and elected officials on agricultural energy issues About AECA | Legislation | About Ag Energy | Energy Links Contact the AECA by E-Mail Agricultural Energy Consumers Association 925 L Street, Suite 800 / Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 447-6206 Content and graphics copyright ©2000, Agricultural Energy Consumers Association . HTML and design copyright ©2000, ABC Internet. All rights reserved. Revised: April, 2003