Calregulatory

California Regulatory Intelligence (CRI) — Curated, analyst-triaged California energy regulatory monitoring: CPUC docket activity (General Rate Case filings, advice letters, proposed and final decisions, voting-meeting agendas and results) plus CEC, CAISO, CARB and FERC coverage, with materiality judgments applied — major rate changes affecting core and noncore customers, framework proceedings (Resource Adequacy, Integrated Resource Plan, Demand Response, Long-Term Gas Planning) and 'regulatory developments that move markets'. Docket numbers, dollar disallowances and cost-recovery outcomes ar…

Calregulatory offers (Alternative, Sentiment, Reference) — Small by row count, dense by value: recurring editions (weekday briefings, aggregates, advice-letter roundups, meeting previews and results, periodic 'In Focus' reports) at roughly 3-5 issues per week, so on the order of several hundred posts per year and low thousands across the archive. Each issue compresses dozens-to-hundreds of docket filings into a few dozen material items, so the implied coverage volume behind the output is far larger than the output itself — the ratio of filings screened to items published is the real measure..

Regulatory-risk modeling for California utilities and IPPs; earnings-impact estimation from proposed decisions before adoption (a proposed decision that cuts wildfire cost recovery by $477M is a tradeable signal weeks before a vote); rate-base and revenue-requirement forecasting; data-center and large-load tariff exposure tracking (R.26-04-009 with data-center tariffs in Q2 2027); clean-fuels, EV-program and biomethane cost-allocation positioning; utility credit analysis; law-firm and consultant precedent research; and — the less obvious one — a labeled corpus of regulatory text paired with known market outcomes, usable for training document-classification or event-extraction models on real disposition outcomes rather than synthetic labels.

The data is with 5 years of history.