CA SB662

Requires the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to evaluate and implement policies promoting hydrogen, electricity, and natural gas infrastructure for low-emission vehicles, including make-ready infrastructure and compressor stations.

Authorizes gas corporations to file applications for investments in zero-emission vehicle transportation programs, including hydrogen pipelines, distribution, and make-ready infrastructure, with cost recovery through reasonable mechanisms if approved by the PUC.

Prohibits PUC approval of hydrogen programs that result in cost shifts to ratepayers, net increases in emissions from the energy sector, or use of hydrogen fuel that does not meet existing renewable or emissions standards and requirements.

Requires hydrogen programs to minimize overall costs, maximize benefits, include performance accountability measures, avoid unfair competition with non-utility enterprises, and serve ratepayer interests.

Maintains existing requirements for electrical corporations' transportation electrification programs, with at least 35 percent of investments directed to underserved communities.