Access ICA map
The ICA map is a directional tool designed to help contractors and developers find potential projects sites for DERs.
Note: There will be a transition period through the end of 2024. Until then, availability of the old maps is as follows:
The Grid Resource Integration Portal is designed to help engineers and developers find information on potential project sites for Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). The map includes hosting capacity, forecast data, grid needs, and other information about PG&E's electric distribution grid.
The information on these maps is illustrative and is likely to change or be modified over time. PG&E's electric distribution system is dynamic. Circuits on the distribution system change for various reasons. Examples include, but are not limited to, circuit upgrades, new loads, new DERs, new circuits, and seasonal switching. Over time, a single location may have different results due to these changes.
The new Grid Resource Integration Portal is a directional tool designed to support interconnection, energization, and planning.
The ICA map is a directional tool designed to help contractors and developers find potential projects sites for DERs.
The DIDF (GNA/DDOR) map shows assumptions and results of the distribution planning process that yield grid needs related to distribution grid services.
The data on the Grid Resource Integration Portal do not provide any guarantees. All interconnections are subject to engineering review. Many factors affect interconnection capability and costs, and the data do not guarantee that generators or load can interconnect at a specific site or in a specific time frame.
In addition, government permitting procedures may limit the suitability of a site. These procedures are designed to minimize environmental and land use impacts and are independent of PG&E's interconnection process.
If you have any questions about the Grid Resource Integration Portal or the data in it, please email us at GRIPdata@pge.com.