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PG&E says it is rebuilding ICA platform and running legacy map in parallel while testing; staff pressed on update cadence and rule 21 use
Summary
PG&E is rebuilding its ICA platform with a vendor product to handle forecasted load scenarios and closer integration with planning models, and is running its legacy ICA map while migrating APIs and data flows.
Pacific Gas & Electric presented progress on a replacement ICA platform meant to address scale limits and to integrate forecasted load and planning-model changes. Gabriel and other PG&E presenters said the vendor-built platform will align ICA with distribution planning models and enable future features such as limited generation profiles and dynamic reconfiguration.
PG&E explained the migration effort is complex because the new platform requires reworking many API links that feed device settings, smart-meter profiles, queue project data and planning models. PG&E said it is maintaining monthly publication on the legacy map while the teams run acceptance testing and incrementally deliver features. Gabriel summarized the risk: "If any API is misaligned and it sends data in the wrong format, then our ICA relations would suffer," and cautioned…
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