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San Diego Region's 30-Year Energy Infrastructure Study
The San Diego Regional Energy Infrastructure Study, commissioned by San Diego area agencies including the City of San Diego, was completed January 2003 when the public comment and technical review ended.
The study provides an integrated and comprehensive analysis of the electricity and natural gas supply and demand inventory and issues. Findings from the study will form the basis for recommendations of cost-effective strategies to achieve a reliable and affordable energy future for the San Diego region over the next 30 years. The report was completed by San Diego-based Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC).
Final Report
- Cover Page (PDF)
- Table of Contents (PDF)
- Executive Summary (PDF)
- Chapter 1-Introduction (PDF)
- Chapter 2-Situation Assessment (PDF)
- Chapter 3-Gas Demand, Supply and Infrastructure (PDF)
- Chapter 4-Electricity Demand, Supply and Infrastructure(PDF)
- Chapter 5-Demand-Side Options (PDF)
- Chapter 6-Strategy Assessment (PDF)
- Chapter 7-Recommendations (PDF)
- Appendices (PDF)
Public Comments
- SANDAG 10-08-02 (PDF)
- Al Figueroa 10-09-02 (PDF)
- RHA 10-15-02 (PDF)
- Technical Training Associates 11-06-02 (PDF)
- SD East County Chamber of Commerce 11-27-02 (PDF)
- Pacifica 11-14-02 (PDF)
- Bill Powers 11-05-02 (PDF)
- Greenpeace 11-22-02 (PDF)
- SCERP 11-25-02 (PDF)
- BIOCOM 11-25-02 (PDF)
- Border Power Plant Working Group 11-26-02 (PDF)
- Sierra Club (PDF)
- Air Pollution Control Board 11-26-02(PDF)
- National City Chamber of Commerce 11-26-02 (PDF)
- San Diego's Voice for Binational Business 11-26-02 (PDF)
- East County EDC 11-26-02 (PDF)
- Coronado Chamber of Commerce 11-26-02(PDF)
- City of Chula Vista 11-27-02 (PDF)
- LWV 11-27-02 (PDF)
- Environmental Health Coalition 11-27-02 (PDF)
- San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce 11-20-02 (PDF)
- San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce 11-25-02 (PDF)
- SCVR 11-27-02 (PDF)
- SDG&E 11-27-02 (PDF)
- SDG&E (PDF)
- Qualcomm (PDF)
The study was commissioned by a multi-agency team consisting of the City, the San Diego Regional Energy Office, the County of San Diego, the San Diego County Water Authority, the San Diego Association of Governments, the Utility Consumers Action Network, and the Port of San Diego.