Companies complying with California Rule 21
Electric Rule 21 is a tariff that defines the interconnection, operating, and metering standards for generation facilities tying into a utility’s distribution network, covering CPUC‑jurisdictional connections, net energy metering sites, non‑export sites, and qualifying facilities selling power at avoided cost.
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List of companies that comply with California Rule 21
This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →
| Company | Country | Industry | Employees | Revenue | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 United States | Individual and Family Services | 2.1k | $3.6M | California Rule 21 | |
United States | Utilities | 13k | California Rule 21 | ||
United States | Government Administration | 338 | California Rule 21 | ||
United States | Fuel Cell Manufacturing | 2.2k | $972M | California Rule 21 | |
 France | Automation Machinery Manufacturing | 166k | $26B | California Rule 21 | |
United States | Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing | 2.9k | California Rule 21 | ||
United States | Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing | 20k | $5.1B | California Rule 21 | |
United States | Utilities | 23k | California Rule 21 | ||
 Ireland | Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing | 92k | $20B | California Rule 21 | |
United States | Services for Renewable Energy | 1.5k | $1.6B | California Rule 21 |
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