The MASH Budget Table 1 below summarizes the committed and remaining budget for the new MASH program authorized by AB 217. Track 1C provides incentives for projects that provide <50% direct tenant benefits. Track 1D provides incentives for projects that provide >50% direct tenant benefits.
The MASH Budget Table 2 below summarizes the committed and remaining budget for the original Multifamily Affordable Solar Housing (MASH) program. Tracks 1A and 1B provide incentives for solar PV systems that offset common area load and tenant loads, respectively. Track 2 provides incentives for projects that provide quantifiable "direct tenant benefits".
Mash Track 1C and 1D data is current as of April 24, 2019.
Mash Track 1A and 1B data is current as of April 24, 2019.
Mash Track 2 data is current as of May 21, 2013.
1 Total Budget amounts for each utility include surpluses remaining from the previous MASH program's administrative and incentive budgets. Per CPUC Decision 15-01-027, which reauthorized the MASH program pursuant to AB 217 (Bradford), these surpluses were rolled over to fund the incentive budgets for the current MASH program. PG&E's budget includes $2,982,034 from its previous administrative budget and $2,946,755 in unallocated incentives. SCE's budget includes $4,300,536 from its previous administrative budget and $260,429 in unallocated incentives. CSE's budget includes $257,014 from its previous administrative budget and $73,575 in unallocated incentives.
2 Percentage of Total Budget by Track refers to the sum of incentives in "Under Review", "Reserved" and "Completed" statues divided by the overall budget for each program track. Per CPUC Decision 15-01-027, there is an the overall 80% cap of funding for 1D projects.
304 applications were included for the generation of this chart.
379 applications were included for the generation of this chart.