Docket No:  ADV 1151 Docket Name:  PGE SCHEDULE 8, ADV. NO. 20-18, RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING PILOT Submit Public Comment Subject Company:  PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC              See also:  UM 1811   UM 2033 This filing, Portland General Electric Company (PGE) Advice No. 20-18, NEW Schedule 8, Residential Electric Vehicle Charging Pilot, offers rebates for the purchase or installation of Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (L2 EVSE) that helps manage... Filing Date:  7/15/2020 Advice No: 20-18    Public Mtg: 10/20/2020    Effective:  1/5/2022 Expiration:   Status:  ALLOWED Case Manager:  ERIC SHIERMAN Phone:  971-239-3916 Email:   eric.shierman@puc.oregon.gov   If you experience problems with the above 'Email Service List' links, please try one of these: Service List Popup (semi-colon delimited)     Service List Popup (comma delimited) General information about Tariff Filings.

ACTIONS SERVICE LIST SCHEDULE Public Comments Sort By Date        Sort By Type Date: 1/5/2022 Action:  ALLOWED (APPROVED) UTILITY FILING      Description Letter Sent 1/5/22   Date: 12/20/2021 Action:  REPLACEMENT SHEETS, ADDITIONAL MATERIAL      Description PGE Advice No. 20-18, Addendum on Schedule 8, Residential Electric Vehicle Charging, Proposed Pilot Reporting Timeline changes.   Date: 10/20/2020 Action:  ALLOWED (APPROVED) UTILITY FILING      Description Letter sent 10/21/20.   Date: 10/15/2020 Action:  STAFF REPORT      Description Staff Report for the October 20, 2020 Public Meeting (Item No. CA15), by Eric Shierman.   Date: 10/13/2020 Action:  REPLACEMENT SHEETS, ADDITIONAL MATERIAL      Description Supplemental Filing of Advice No. 20-18, NEW Schedule 8, Residential Electric Vehicle Charging Pilot. This filing corrects the table of contents and also includes a less than statutory notice (LSN).   Date: 7/15/2020 Action:  INITIAL UTILITY FILING      Description This filing, Portland General Electric Company (PGE) Advice No. 20-18, NEW Schedule 8, Residential Electric Vehicle Charging Pilot, offers rebates for the purchase or installation of Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (L2 EVSE) that helps manage and increase the flexibility of load associated with residential EV charging.