San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) is issuing a Request for Offers (RFO) seeking power purchase agreements with facilities that produce Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS)-eligible energy for the Green Tariff Shared Renewables (GTSR) Program. This solicitation specifically targets the EcoShare component (Enhanced Community Renewables program), which allows customers to participate in community-based renewable energy projects. The GTSR Program includes two components: (1) Green Tariff (GT) program ('EcoChoice'), allowing customers to choose higher renewable generation percentages, and (2) Enhanced Community Renewables program ('EcoShare'), allowing participation in community-based projects. The programs aim to: (1) make clean, renewable energy available to bundled utility customers regardless of home ownership or capital investment capacity; (2) increase overall renewable energy volume in the San Diego area; and (3) increase institutional, commercial, and residential customer options for meeting renewable energy goals. SDG&E seeks new renewable energy located within SDG&E's service territory or Imperial Valley. The solicitation is seeking 0.5 up to 16 MW of capacity for EcoShare, and 0.5 up to 1 MW of Environmental Justice (EJ) capacity. Of SDG&E's 59 MW total program capacity target, 16.6 MW capacity remains. Projects must have Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) delivery terms of 10-years, 15-years, or 20-years. Qualifying renewable energy criteria are outlined in the Protocol documents. This is SDG&E's seventh solicitation for EcoShare; to date, SDG&E has procured 2.4 MW for EcoShare. The 10 MW EJ set-aside targets projects located in designated Environmental Justice areas (top 20% disadvantaged communities as determined by CalEnviroScreen). Per resolution E-5025, SDG&E will solicit one ECR per year.