3. Imposes an additional assessment on transmission and distribution utilities of 0.1¢ per kilowatt-hour to fund the Clean Energy Fund established in the Public Utilities Commission to encourage the development, construction and operation of new renewable energy resources projects, defined as electrical generation powered by fuel cells using renewable fuels; tidal, ocean or wave power; solar arrays and installations; wind power; and geothermal power;

4. Establishes goals for the State to attain in increasing its new renewable energy generation; and

5. Establishes the Clean Energy Advisory Committee to review and assess the progress of the State in promoting the development of new renewable energy and in meeting the goals set for increasing new renewable energy generation.