Resource Adequacy

Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)

Verified

United States

California

Load Serving Entities (LSEs) procure system, local, and flexible RA capacity via bilateral contracts and solicitations from eligible resources, including aggregated DERs and storage.

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Service details

Service type

Resource adequacy

Eligible technologies

All DER types

Competition frequency

Annual

Locational scope

Territory-wide

Seasonality

Year-round

Eligibility

Direct

Aggregated

Residential

Commercial & Industrial

Front-of-the-Meter

Qualified suppliers and aggregators can contract with LSEs to provide system, local, or flexible RA capacity; residential and commercial DERs typically participate via aggregators.

Key details

Typically through bilateral contracts or annual solicitations; compensation is based on monthly capacity payments for Qualifying Capacity as contracted.

Resources must be available per contract and RA must-offer obligations; events or tests occur according to RA and contract terms.

Monthly capacity payments for delivered Qualifying Capacity with performance penalties/adjustments per contract and CPUC rules.

Listing last updated on

09 September 2025

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